ETHICS TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Most institutional review boards (IRBs) will have their own requirements for training in research ethics, including information privacy and security, human subjects research, biosafety, good clinical practices, and responsible conduct of research. However, it also does not hurt to complete additional research ethics training.
The CITI Program is used by a number of academic and clinical institutions and provides comprehensive resources for training in research ethics. You can register for free through your university or practicum site, or as an independent learner.
The APA Office of Research Ethics through the Science Directorate also offers education and training in research ethics and Responsible Conduct of Research.
The CITI Program is used by a number of academic and clinical institutions and provides comprehensive resources for training in research ethics. You can register for free through your university or practicum site, or as an independent learner.
The APA Office of Research Ethics through the Science Directorate also offers education and training in research ethics and Responsible Conduct of Research.
ORGANIZATIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
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The American Psychological Association sponsors several annual training opportunities that trainees are highly encouraged to check out:
- APA Advanced Training Institutes - APA Summer Science Fellowship |
A number of other organizations outside of the American Psychological Association also host research training workshops, seminars, and programs that are available to trainees, including:
- The American Evaluation Association - The American Statistical Association - The Institute of Education Sciences |
STATISTICAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
A number of universities host workshops, seminars, and "bootcamps" aimed at helping graduate students and professionals learn of current developments in various areas of research methods and statistics in psychology. Most offer deep discounts for students:
- StatsCamp (The Institute for Measurement, Methodology, and Policy, Todd Little, PhD, Texas Tech University)
- Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA, University of North Dakota)
- Statistical Horizons (Paul Allison, PhD, University of Pennsylvania)
- Institute for Social Science Research Methodology Summit (ISSR, University of Massachusetts at Amherst)
- Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research (Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan)
- Summer Quantitative Methods Series (Portland State University)
- StatsCamp (The Institute for Measurement, Methodology, and Policy, Todd Little, PhD, Texas Tech University)
- Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA, University of North Dakota)
- Statistical Horizons (Paul Allison, PhD, University of Pennsylvania)
- Institute for Social Science Research Methodology Summit (ISSR, University of Massachusetts at Amherst)
- Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research (Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan)
- Summer Quantitative Methods Series (Portland State University)