The module "Scientific Methods: Integrity and Ethics" has been crafted to serve as a gateway into the realm of scientific research and methodologies. The initial segment of this module will immerse us in the exploration of scientific values within the framework of two classical research methods: qualitative and quantitative methods, often referred to in the theory of science as ideographic and nomothetic sciences, respectively.
Our journey will lead us to a comprehensive understanding of the distinctions between subjectivity and objectivity, the nuances of interpretation, the pursuit of truth, and the complexities of generalization. Throughout this exploration, we will critically examine the concept of "scientific truth," shedding light on its multifaceted dimensions.
Transitioning to the second part of the module, we will delve into the ethical dimensions of research, elucidating the principles that constitute good research practices. Concurrently, we will define potential misconduct that may arise from deviations in values associated with research.
This course not only offers a theoretical foundation but also imparts practical insights, equipping participants with both academic knowledge and ethical tools for real-world application. It is our endeavour to foster a holistic understanding that empowers individuals to navigate the intricate intersection of scientific methods, integrity, and ethics.
- Učitel: Ramón Andrés Feenstra
- Učitel: Renan Goude
- Učitel: Line Joranger
- Učitel: Gerald Peoux
