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Module 4 answers very important questions on authorship. It talks about the types of authorship, order of authorship and what should your acknowledgements include.

Module 3 discusses what plagiarism is and how to avoid it in your academic work. It elaborates on what is considered as direct plagiarism, self-plagiarism, image plagiarism and accidental plagiarism.

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Module 2 talks about why ethical standards for publication exists. It discusses about COPE, and details out publication ethics for Authors, Journal Editors and Peer Reviewers. 

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When you submit your paper to a journal for consideration, you want to be sure that the journal follows the appropriate ethical guidelines. You want to know that the editors will act in an ethical way, that the peer-review process follows appropriate standards, and that the journal has integrity.

This module explains what ethical research is and how to conduct ethical research. Here we also discuss the elements of an IRB Proposal and the questions that guide the review process.

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When you are conducting research there are a number of ethical principles that should be taken into account, especially if your research involves human subjects. One basic principle all researchers should follow is ‘do no harm’.

The PhD journey can be exceptionally challenging and stressful, and it is not unusual for PhD candidates to sometimes feel so overwhelmed and demotivated that they feel unable to continue with their research.

The few years you spend working on your PhD are an excellent opportunity for personal development and for cultivating additional skills beyond the PhD. In fact, you are probably already picking up new skills that you aren’t even aware of, but which will be extremely valuable for both your PhD and your future career.

This module provides guidelines for increasing visibility, measuring and tracking impact.

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Module 14 will provide you with tips for increasing your chances of publication. It takes you through why papers are typically rejected and how to increase your chances of publication - in the Pre-writing, Writing and Post-submission stage.

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Module 13 will help you navigate the revision and resubmission process. It helps you understand the process, it gives tips for revising, resubmitting and going through the revision response.

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This module is designed to help you understand the peer review process. It talks about peer review, explains the peer review process, describes the types of peer review and shares tips on how to become a great peer reviewer.

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In Module 5 we will share recent developments that have occurred around the world with Open Access as well as some future directions.

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Module Four is based on Copyright and Licensing under Open Access. Here we will look at the copyright issues with open access and explore different licenses available under open access

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In Module Three we discuss Benefits and Challenges of Open Access for academics, institutions and organizations and we will also look at some of the policies at funding agencies and institutions.
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In module two we explore different open access publishing models and provide you with guidelines for choosing a model for your academic papers or books. It gives a better understanding of which OA Model to choose, what should you consider while choosing the best OA Journal for yourself and what resources exist that could guide you.

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In this module we introduce you to what Open Access is and the history of Open Access. We will also compare traditional models of publishing to open access publishing. We discuss what are Open Science and Open Access, when did Open Access originate and what makes Open Access possible.

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Module 4 is about the skills that you need to present and promote your research. It takes you through some important interpersonal skills that help with making the right impact on your audience.

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Module 3 talks about how to manage colleagues without taking yourself away from your own research. It discusses about defining roles on a research team, how you can promote effective communication in your group, and manage any conflict.  It'll also guide you on taking a team through the research process.

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It's important to build and stay in contact with your network in order to develop a great working relationship. This module talks about exactly why we need to network and provides insight on ways to make our network grow. 

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