Within Erasmus School of Economics everyone involved in research is responsible for maintaining the academic integrity of his / her own research. In order to provide support to its researchers Erasmus School of Economics has instituted a number of policies that provide a foundation for good research practice at the School.
Standards for academic integrity
All faculty at Erasmus School of Economics has signed the Dutch Code of Conduct for Scientific Practice from VSNU (Vereniging van Samenwerkende Nederlandse Universiteiten / Association of universities in the Netherlands). This code lays down principles concerning reliability, verifiability and independence and ensures scientists do everything they can to ensure compliance with these principles.
Also Erasmus School of Economics' PhD candidates are educated on the subject of academic integrity in their program, in the form of training and discussions.
Additional 'self-paced' training regarding questions on academic integrity is available in the form of a 'Dilemma Game’.
Concerns or questions
Erasmus School of Economics has assigned a confidential counsellor with whom faculty members can discuss any concerns, questions or doubts regarding scientific integrity. For all other questions about integrity, please contact Linda van Klink.
Confidential counsellor for scientific integrity
Erasmus School of Economics’ confidential counsellor can be contacted to discuss any concerns, questions or doubts regarding scientific integrity. His contact details are:
Prof. dr. Dick van Dijk
T: 010-4081263
E: djvandijk@ese.eur.nl
Complaints about academic integrity
In case of formal complaints regarding academic integrity, Erasmus University Rotterdam follows the EUR Scientific Integrity Complaints Procedure. Formal complaints can be filed through the Executive Board or Erasmus School of Economics' confidential counsellor.
More information
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