Transferable skills
Provided in addition to the specific skills directly connected to the research programme. These courses will be provided during CHANGE schools:
Different languages, cultures, and interests between different research areas and disciplines, also via secondments.
- What is Interdisciplinary? Lecture provided by Anneli T. Østlien, NTNU, during virtual training
- How well are the CHANGE ESRs communicating their research to an interdisciplinary audience? Group Work on Interdisciplinary dialogue during virtual training
- Sharing experience on challenges and thoughts on how to improve our interdisciplinary dialogue. Panel Discussion during virtual training
To manage IP, its opportunities and challenges, compromise between quick publication, and slow IP protection.
- Intellectual Property Rights. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Sumit Luthra, NTNU Technology Transfer as
Basic principles of honesty, objectivity, integrity, openness, confidentiality, responsible publication, responsible mentoring, respect for colleagues, social responsibility, animal care, and human subject protection. Training for gender equality, bring about positive change for all and create an equitable society.
- Responsible Reasearch and Innovation (RRI). Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Raffael Himmelsbach and Gisle Solbu, NTNU
- Ethics. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Stephen Wolthusen, NTNU
Core package of skills, time management, literature review, writing papers, and grant proposals.
- Project Management. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Phil Green, NTNU
- Research tools. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Phil Green, NTNU
- Project Proposal Writing. Virtual training provided by Marcos X. Álvarez Cid, NTNU and Per Magnus Kommandantvold, NCP at the research council of Norway.
To engage with public organisations, schools, teachers, and young people by equipping them with relevant skills, connections, and resources, and providing the support to develop their own activities.
- Open Science. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Anne Signe Enget, NTNU
- Communicate your research. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Phil Green, NTNU
- Getting research published. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Phil Green, NTNU
- Introduction for ESRs. Lecture provided during TE1 Norway by Anneli T. Østlien, NTNU
On industry working culture, activities, identification of market needs and startups.
The different support tools for startup companies from the governmental scheme will be presented.
Important skills required to work in interdisciplinary topics.