Educational & Training Activities of BBMRI-ERIC

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Educational & Training Activities of BBMRI-ERIC Assoc. Prof. RNDr. Petr Holub, Ph.D. IT & Data Protection Manager@BBMRI-ERIC EGI Conference 2015, 2015–05–22 Overview Core BBMRI-ERIC education & training Common Service IT activities Common Service ELSI activities Hands-on Biobanks Other activities Project-based education & training Ritrain CORBEL 22/05/2015 2 ©BBMRI-ERIC BBMRI-ERIC Core Activities BBRMI-ERIC support training of: Infrastrcture members (RI managers, operators…) Infrastructure users (scientists, patients/donors, …) Both professional education activities and community building 22/05/2015 3 ©BBMRI-ERIC BBMRI-ERIC Core Activities Common Service on Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues Already organizing educational activities Currently mostly using webinars & web-based systems Common Service IT User support, training, and dissemination is integral part of each service Users are both RI operators and researchers accessing the RI Directory, Sample Broker, Sample Locator, Reference tools for biobanks and national nodes, … 22/05/2015 4 ©BBMRI-ERIC Hands-On Biobanks http://handsonbiobanks.org/ Yearly conference format accompanied by hands-on training, tutorials & masterclasses Targeted at both RI providers and users 22/05/2015 5 ©BBMRI-ERIC BBMRI-ERIC Core Activities Other activities Internal training for management of BBMRI-ERIC and national nodes 22/05/2015 6 ©BBMRI-ERIC RItrain RItrain will develop a flagship training programme enabling RIs across all domains to gain expertise on governance, organisation, financial and staff management, funding, IP, service provision and outreach in an international context. Key manager and leader of RI will be trained via this project. For operators a similar approach is foreseen within the CORBEL project. 22/05/2015 7 ©BBMRI-ERIC RItrain Mission We will define competencies required by RIs through consultation with their senior managers. The resulting competency framework will underpin a Bologna-compliant degree, the Master in Research Infrastructure Management, with three delivery routes. Professionals working in RIs (or organisations representing them) can dip into the content, focusing on areas where there is most need. Management teams can take the course as an organisation, dividing modules between them to gain a certificate for the RI. This will flag the RI as an organisation that values staff development, improving its attractiveness as an employer. Recent graduates and others wishing to enhance their employability can take a full master’s degree. 22/05/2015 8 ©BBMRI-ERIC RItrain Major Objectives Definition of required competencies in distributed RIs throughout the lifecycle of an RI, from the initial preparatory phase through to operational maturity. Mapping of these competency requirements to existing training courses and programmes. Development and piloting of a comprehensive curriculum, at master’s level, incorporating existing training opportunities and creating new