Projekt współfinansowany ze środków Unii Europejskiej w ramach

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THE INTERDISCIPLINARY PH.D. STUDIES
“SOCIETY – ENVIRONMENT – TECHNOLOGY”
Schedule
Unit: Research Management
Coordinator: professor Zdzisław Mach
Session no. 1
Date
Format
Aims of the session, main
issues discussed
EU Research and Education Policy
Thursday, 5 January, 18.00-19.30
Lecture – Zdzisław Mach
The aim is to present and discuss EU policies related to research and
education, research programmes (Framework Programmes, Marie
Curie), exchange programmes and education collaborative
programmes (such as Erasmus Mundus, Jean Monnet), the idea of
Life Long Learning, as well as the dilemmas related to EU policies in
the fields of research, education and training.
Key readings for the session
Session no. 2
Date
Format
issues discussed
Project evaluation
Thursday, 12 January, 18.00 -19.30
Lecture – Zdzisław Mach
The session will be devoted to the process of research project
evaluation. Practical details related to selection and evaluation
procedures and criteria will be discussed on the basis of an
evaluator’s practical experience.
Session no. 3
Date
Format
issues discussed
Team-building, consortium formation and management of an
international research team
Thursday, 19 January, 18.00-19.30
Lecture - Zdzisław Mach
The session will deal with issues related to the practice of
international team building, choice of partners, negotiation of
partnership, and management of international research consortia.
Projekt współfinansowany ze środków Unii Europejskiej w ramach Europejskiego Funduszu
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Session no. 4
Date
Format
issues discussed
Session no. 5
Date
Format
issues discussed
Intellectual property law
Thursday , 1 March, 18.00-19.30
Lecture – Paweł Filipek
Concept and rationale of intellectual property. Distinct types of
intellectual protection (subject-matter): copyrights, patents,
trademarks, industrial design rights, databases, etc.
Authors' rights: moral and economic rights. Limitations to copyrights,
fair use. Derivative works.
 William W. Fisher, Theories of Intellectual Property, [in:] S.
Munzer (ed.), New Essays in the Legal and Political Theory of
Property, Cambridge 2000
 Peter Drahos, The Universality of Intellectual Property Rights:
Origins and Development, WIPO Panel Discussion to
commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights, Geneva 2008
 Jose A. Gomez Segade, Intellectual Property and Social
Responsibility, Paper submitted to the EPIP meeting at Santiago
de Compostela, 2005
 Hector MacQueen et al., Contemporary Intellectual Property Law
and Policy, Oxford 2010
 Paul Torremans, Holyoak and Torremans Intellectual Property
Law, Oxford 2010
Property rights
Thursday , 1 March, 19.30-21.00
Lecture - Paweł Filipek
Copyright infringement and plagiarism. Why students plagiarize?
Sanctions for student plagiarism. Legal liability. Avoiding plagiarism,
paraphrasing, quotations, citations.
 Hector MacQueen et al., Contemporary Intellectual Property Law
and Policy, Oxford 2010
 Paul Torremans, Holyoak and Torremans Intellectual Property
Law, Oxford 2010
 Stanley Fish, Plagiarism Is Not a Big Moral Deal, The New York
Times, 9 August 2010
 Stanley Fish, The Ontology of Plagiarism: Part Two, The New York
Times, 16 August 2010
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Session no. 6
Date
Format
issues discussed
Session no. 7
Date
Format
issues discussed
Session no. 8
Date
Format
issues discussed
From idea to success. Preparation of the application for an
international research project – EU 7th Framework Programme;
EUROCORES etc.
Friday 2 March, Group I, II 9.00-10.30
Group III, IV 15.00-16.30
Workshop - Magdalena Góra
The main aim is to present and practice the major elements in the
preparation of an international research project. The students will
practice such elements as writing the initial project statement,
discuss the duties and responsibilities of the project leader and
discuss how to approach potential partners. Various Internet engines
designed to search for partners will be presented. The group
processes needed to prepare the project application and the main
elements of research project will be presented.
Crucial issues such as how to built an effective working group, what
are milestones and how to draft them, what are deliverables and
how to plan them in a long-term perspective will be presented.
EU documents – application forms, instructions to the applicant, and
criteria of selection.
Coordination of international projects. Case study: RECON – EU’s 6th
Framework Programme
Workshop – Magdalena Góra
The main aim is to introduce the basic concepts and skills necessary
to coordinate international research projects. Issues such as the
internal organisation of projects, management of the everyday
coordination of a group of international researchers, and evaluation
and reporting will be presented and practiced.
Project documentation, project website
Intercultural communication in research project cooperation
Tuesday, 6 March, Group I 16.30-18.00, Group II 18.00-19.30
Thursday 8 March, Group III 16.30-18.00, Group IV 18.00-19.30
Lecture and workshop – Emilia Moddelmog-Anweiler
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Session no 9
Date
Format
issues discussed
Gender issues
Thursday 15 March, 18.00-19.30
Lecture – Katarzyna Zielińska
Session no. 10
Date
Project application and management – good practices
Workshop – Anna Dobranowska (TBC)
The main aim is to train students in the skills necessary to prepare a
project application and to coordinate an international research
project, as seen from the point of view of university administration.
Cases of good practice will be analyzed and common mistakes will be
discussed by an experience project officer.
Format
issues discussed
Session no. 11
Date
Format
issues discussed
Project application and management – good practices (cont.)
Workshop – Anna Dobranowska (TBC)
The main aim is to train students in the skills necessary to prepare a
project application and to coordinate an international research
project, as seen from the point of view of university administration.
Cases of good practice will be analyzed and common mistakes will be
discussed by an experience project officer.
Session no. 12
Date
Format
issues discussed
Meeting deadlines, reaching milestones and delivering.
Implementation of international projects
Workshop - Magdalena Góra
The aim is to introduce and discuss the main stages of a research
project implementation. Most contemporary research projects
expect researchers to evaluate the research process on a regular
basis. The session is designed to train the ability to deliver the main
goals on time, how to plan the process of reaching milestones and
deliverables and how to develop skills in crisis management and
reaction to unexpected circumstances which may occur when
implementing international projects.
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Session no. 13
Date
Format
issues discussed
Financial reporting and risk assessment of the project
Workshop - Magdalena Góra and Monika Nowak
The main aim of the practical session is to present and discuss the
financial aspects of research management. The typical financial
arrangements will be presented and practical aspects discussed. A
necessary aspect of the management of every research undertaking
is risk assessment before and during the project management.
Session no. 14
Date
Format
issues discussed
Academic English
Tuesday, 3 April, Group I 16.30-18.00, Group II18.00-19.30
Thursday 5 April, Group III 16.30-18.00, Group IV 18.00-19.30
Workshop - Olga Brzezińska
The aim of the session is to familiarize students with academic
English for research description, project application and
dissemination. Students will learn strategies and language structures
for successful application.
Session no. 15
Date
Format
issues discussed
NCN research projects: application and management
Tuesday, 17 April, Group I 16.30-18.00, Group II 18.00-19.30
Workshop – Olga Brzezińska
The main aim is to introduce NCN as a new research funding
institution in Poland and its specific character, as well as to discuss
the range of projects which can be funded by NCN. Concrete
applications will be analysed as case studies.
Session no. 16
Date
Format
issues discussed
NCN research projects: application and management
Tuesday, 24 April, Group I 16.30-18.00, Group II 18.00-19.30
Workshop – Olga Brzezińska
The main aim is to introduce NCN as a new research funding
institution in Poland and its specific character, as well as to discuss
the range of projects which can be funded by NCN. Concrete
applications will be analysed as case studies.
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Session no. 17
Date
Format
issues discussed
Educational projects (Erasmus Mundus, Norwegian funds)
Tuesday, 8 May, Group I 16.30-18.00, Group II 18.00-19.30
Thursday 10 May April, Group III 16.30-18.00, Group IV 18.00-19.30
Workshop - Katarzyna Zielińska, Sylwia Boryka
The main aim is to present international educational projects as well
as to introduce the basic concepts and skills needed to coordinate
international educational projects. Issues such as the internal
organisation of projects, the management of everyday coordination
of a group of international students, communication with
international partners, evaluation and reporting will be presented
and practiced.
Session no. 18
Date
Format
issues discussed
Financial management in educational projects (Norwegian Funds,
Erasmus Mundus, double degrees
Tuesday, 15 May, Group I 16.30-18.00, Group II 18.00-19.30
Thursday 17 May April, Group III 16.30-18.00, Group IV 18.00-19.30
Workshop - Katarzyna Zielińska, Sylwia Boryka
The main aim is to introduce students to the practical aspects of
financial management of international educational projects. Issues
such as budget drafting, financial planning, reporting and preparing
financial reports will be discussed and practiced.
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Projekt współfinansowany ze środków Unii Europejskiej w ramach

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