Open Science & Open Scholarship

This guide is useful for anyone looking for practical information about open science, but is specifically designed for PhD candidates and early-career researchers. It is meant to accompany them in every step of the research lifecycle.

The UNESCO Open Science Toolkit provides comprehensive resources, including guides, policy briefs, and factsheets, to promote and implement open science practices globally.

The Open Science Training Handbook offers practical guidance and resources for educators and trainers to develop and implement open science curricula and practices.

The Turing Way is a community-driven, open-source handbook and guide providing best practices and resources for reproducible, ethical, collaborative, and inclusive data science and research.

RDM Jumpstart is workshop series introducing researchers to best practices and tools for research data management to support reproducible research.

Digital Research Alliance of Canada website provides a variety of training resources, including guides, modules, and videos, designed to help researchers and support staff with research data management throughout the data lifecycle.

UBC Library Research Commons offers open educational materials and guides on research data management practices, covering topics such as file organization, documentation, and data deposit.

Presentation slides from a workshop explaining where to deposit your research data for long-term access and preservation.

Presentation slides from a workshop identifying strategies to make your research reproducible.

Presentation slides from a workshop explaining what Open Science is and how it contributes to equitable research.