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Deliverables
We will use the competency framework created by WP2 to identify existing courses that already fulfil these competency requirements. This will be done through an online survey distributed to managers, coordinators and training representatives in existing and emergent research infrastructures.
D4.5 half yearly WP progress reportsAll work packages will write half-yearly WP progress reports and submit these to the Project Coordinator; these reports will be used to assess whether the project is on track and to agree upon any necessary corrective action.
D4.1 Develop the Infrastructure Empowerment© modelTo cater for the specific needs of infrastructures and institutions, we will develop the Infrastructure Empowerment© model. This model will be based on the organisational competency requirements emerging from WP2.
D5.3 half year WP progress reportsAll work packages will write half-yearly WP progress reports and submit these to the Project Coordinator; these reports will be used to assess whether the project is on track and to agree upon any necessary corrective action.
D.1.4 Reports of the EAB meetingsReports of the EAB
D3.3 gap analysis – mapping of competencies identified in WP2 to existing coursesThe list of courses compiled for D3.2 will be analysed to identify gaps. This analysis will compare the compiled data in on-course® with: the results of a survey on training needs among research infrastructures; and the defined competencies to see whether they are sufficiently delivered by existing courses, in terms of content and learning outcomes, quality and geographic coverage.
D2.2 Organisational competency framework v. 1.0Using the roles prioritised in task 1, we will draft a competency matrix for organisational roles in research infrastructure at three distinct stages of their lifecycle: planning, construction and operation.
D1.5 Final reportFinal report
D4.4 Assessment of pilot results and final version of curriculum syllabiWe will organise a pilot programme for the Master's in Research Infrastructure Management, organised into discrete modules. Pilots will be monitored during execution and the results will be analysed and used for future extensions of the pilots and the fine-tuning of the curriculum syllabi. A final version of the curriculum syllabi will be released.
D2.4 half year WP progress report to the Project CoordinatorAll work packages will write half-yearly WP progress reports and submit these to the Project Coordinator; these reports will be used to assess whether the project is on track and to agree upon any necessary corrective action.
D3.5 half year WP progress reportAll work packages will write half-yearly WP progress reports and submit these to the Project Coordinator; these reports will be used to assess whether the project is on track and to agree upon any necessary corrective action.
D2.3 Refined organisational competency framework and publicationAfter a defined period of public consultation, we will use comments from the consultation to further refine the competency matrix. We will write, and aim to publish, a peer-reviewed paper on the development of the competency matrix.
D3.4 report on gaps in training: white paper on training needsThe results of the gap analysis described in D3.3 will first be shared and discussed with the project consortium. They will inform WP4 and WP5 for curriculum development and course delivery, and will be published as a white paper.
D4.2 Develop Curriculum for Master in Research Infrastructure LeadershipWe will create a set of accredited curriculum syllabi including i) required competencies and targets; ii) course type, level and indicative content; iii) learning methodologies.
Throughout years 2-4 of the project we will deliver a regular programme of short webinars. Each webinar will be based on the experience of leading personnel in research infrastructures, and each partner in the project will be expected to deliver up to two webinars per year.
D1.2 Release of web-site, internal communication platform and mailing listWe will develop and release a project specific web-site, setup an internal communication platform and mailing lists
Courses identifies in D3.1 that meet our quality criteria will be entered into the on-course® database, properly described and flagged and made searchable in the on-course® platform.
D2.1 Market research to determine roles needed by research infrastructuresUsing the MERIL resource (https://portal.meril.eu) as our source, we will survey existing national and international research infrastructures in Europe to determine the size of our market; this research will also allow us to gain valuable information on the perceived need for training, allowing us to prioritise competency requirements.
D.1.3 General Annual ReportsBased on the biannual reports from all other WPs we will develop the General annual reports for the EC
D1.1 setup of all bodies like Management Team, External Advisory Board, General Assemblywe will setup all bodies for the project, i.e. Management Team, External Advisory Board, General Assembly
D4.3 Select Teaching methodsWe will set guidelines for teaching delivery and learning methodologies. The learning approach will be based on sound academic methods proved to effectively transfer and enact professional qualities, capabilities and expertise thanks to the use of diverse learning methodologies.
Publications
Author(s):
R. Russell M. Paterson, Nelson Lima, Cath Brooksbank, Enrico Guarini, Markus Pasterk, Marialuisa Lavitrano
Published in:
Trends in Microbiology, Issue 2017 Mar 25, 2017, Page(s) 30054-9, ISSN 0966-842X
Publisher:
Elsevier BV
DOI:
10.1016/j.tim.2017.03.002
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