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Upon completing this course, you will:

• understand what Open Science means and why you should care about it
• be aware of some of the different ways to go about making your own research more open over the research lifecycle
• understand why funding bodies are in support of Open Science and what their basic requirements are 
• be aware of the potential benefits of practicing open science 

It
is important to remember that Open Science is not different to
traditional science. It just means that you carry out your research in a
more transparent and collaborative way. Open Science applies to all
research disciplines. While Open Science is the most commonly used term,
you may also hear people talking about Open Scholarship or Open
Research in the Arts and Humanities.

It
is important to remember that Open Science is not different to
traditional science. It just means that you carry out your research in a
more transparent and collaborative way. Open Science applies to all
research disciplines. While Open Science is the most commonly used term,
you may also hear people talking about Open Scholarship or Open
Research in the Arts and Humanities.

Open Science

Citizen Scientists

Data Stewards

Funders

IT Professionals

Librarians

Policy Makers

Research Support

Researchers

Trainers

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