Explore ways to apply Open Science principles to academic work – including your own. Learn how to share your research effectively and responsibly, building greater visibility and impact.
Week 1: Introduction to Open Science – Introduction to the Open Science movement. What are the objectives, main concepts, and benefits of Open Science?
Week 2: Research Data Management – Introduction to effective and secure research data management.
Week 3: Publishing Open Access – Here you will discuss the main differences between the Open Access and subscription-based publication model in science, and the main misconceptions about Open Access publishing.
Week 4: Choose topic(s) depending on your interests: – Increasing your research visibility – Making your research software FAIR (and OPEN) – Citizen science.

Journals in economics and management and funding agencies increasingly require that publication- and project-related data and analyses be published. This enables verification of the results and further use of the data and program code. In the online seminar, we show how data and program codes are prepared according to the guidelines of leading journals. We provide an overview of the requirements of the most important third-party funding bodies, various journals and professional societies in economics and management. A focus is on guidelines for quantitative empirical work. We show how to prepare data using the statistical software STATA. However, the seminar can be attended without in-depth STATA knowledge, as the examples are transferable to other statistical software.
Das Seminar findet statt am: 24.11.23, 25.11.23 und 19.01.24