INT D 720: Advanced Ethics and Academic Citizenship

Course Description:

2 hours | Asynchronous, Online | For Doctoral Students

INT D 720: Advanced Ethics and Academic Citizenship provides advanced treatment of ethical principles that doctoral students need to be successful in their programs. Topics addressed in the course include: research and scholarship, intellectual property, academic citizenship, and ethical principles in university teaching.

The course will appear on students' official transcript record.

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Course Objectives: 

  1. Equip graduate students with an understanding of university policy, including their rights and responsibilities; and
  2. Provide doctoral students with a deeper understanding of academic citizenship, including duties, responsibilities and values, as it relates to their personal conduct, research and scholarly activities, and role as educators.

Intended Learning Outcomes: 

  1. Identify ethical concerns related to Indigenizing and decolonizing the academy, academic citizenship, research and scholarship integrity, and ethical principles in university teaching; and
  2. Define, recognize, and analyze ethical matters related to Indigenization, research and scholarship integrity, academic citizenship, and teaching and learning.

Additional Resource:

  1. Access the INT D 720 resources in PDF form here (please log into your U of A account to access).
  2. Accéder à une version française de la ressource INT D 720 (veuillez vous connecter à votre compte U of A pour y accéder).

Watch: New Ethics Requirement Orientation Video