Open Science Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) aim to promote open science practices among researchers. Courses include “Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the World” by TU Delft, “Open Science MOOC” by the University of Groningen, and the general “Open Science MOOC” platform. They cover topics such as open data management, open access publishing, and citizen science.
Open Science Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)s
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Country | Netherlands |
Start date | |
Annual Budget | n/a |
Responsible organisation(s) | Academic cooperation |
Target group(s) | Researchers, students, and academic professionals. |
Policy instrument type | Online courses and educational resources. |
Developed by leading Dutch universities and open science advocates to support the global movement towards more transparent and accessible research.
To educate researchers on the principles and practices of open science, enhancing the visibility and impact of their research.
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