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    How to review a data management plan
    Provider   Research Data Management and Sharing

    Aimed at Doctoral Supervisors, short course covers the key elements of data management planning.

Duration 1 hour

Course Type Presentation

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Target Audience: PGR (Doctoral) Supervisors

This session will cover the key elements of a Data Management Plan (DMP) - a written document that describes the research data collected and generated during a research project; how the data are managed, and what will happen to the data after a project completes.

It is a requirement of the University's Research Data Management and Sharing Policy that all research projects have a DMP (Data Management Plan) in place.

Supervisors of Postgraduate Researchers are expected to provide support and guidance to supervisees with research data management and sharing matters, and any contractual agreements which may impact on research data.

The session is intended to aid Supervisors, when reviewing DMPs submitted by their supervisees, as well as to convey the requirements of the University's Research Data Management and Sharing Policy.

  • Planning the structure
  • Funder requirements & templates
  • Identifying gaps in coverage
  • Meaningful content
  • Cohesive practice
  • Securing long-term access to data


Delivered By: Research Data Management & Sharing (RDMS) team

Prerequisites

** Attendance on this course is restricted to Doctoral supervisors.

Related Materials

University Policy