This programme is part of the upcoming University of Limerick's Research Careers and Development Programme and is aimed for Research Staff
eLearning
The following eLearning Programmes are available to all employees:
The Research Skills Masters Programme
http://researchskills.epigeum.com
There are 18 courses within the programmes with over 40 hours content. The programmes introduce students and staff to key areas including research methods, the literature review; intellectual property, publishing, ethics, project management and career planning.
There are 18 courses within this programme: 40 hours of contents
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An Introductory Video to Research Skills
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Professional Development
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Getting Published in the Arts
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Getting Published in the Sciences
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Project Management in the Research Context
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Career Planning in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
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Career Planning in the Sciences
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Managing your Research Supervisor or Principal Investigator
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Selecting a Conference, Presenting and Networking
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Entrepreneurial Motivation
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Opportunity Recognition, Creation and Evaluation
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Entrepreneurial Resources
Learners are self-directed and manage own learning to complete the programme at times that are suitable to themselves.
Access to the courses can be found at the following link for a
Research Skills http://researchskills.epigeum.com and when registering, all users must use their @ul.ie email address.
You must register online to gain access, following which an email will be sent by Epigeum confirming that your Username and Password have been activated.
Please ensure that you complete the quizzes at the end of each module.
If you experience technical difficulty,please email James.connor@epigeum.co.uk
University and College Teaching Programme
Programme Overview
A summary programme overview can be found by clicking on this link Unviersity & College Teaching Programme
To access the programme clinkc on: http://teaching.epigeum.com
To access the University & College Teaching Programme please click on the link and when registering, all users must use their @ul.ie email address.
You must register online to gain access http://teaching.epigeum.com following which an email will be sent by Epigeum confirming that your Username and Password have been activated.
Please ensure that you complete the quizzes at the end of each module.
If you experience technical difficulty,please email James.connor@epigeum.co.uk
University Leadership & Management
Programme
Programme detail can be viewed on the following link
- This programme is aimed at existing or potential Academic managers/leaders within the university.
- The aim of the programme is to enhance skills in key areas such as people management, resource management, strategic planning, and leadership, as well as develop an understanding of the culture in which managers operate
There are six key modules within this programme: 13.5 Hours
The University Context 1.5 hrs
Leadership and Management 3hrs
University Cultures and organisational management 3hrs
Strategic Planning 2hrs
Managing People 3hrs
Managing Resources 2hrs
Learners are self-directed and manage own learning to complete the programme at times that are suitable to themselves.
THE LEAD (LIVING EQUALITY & DIVERSITY) eLearning Programme
The Human Resources Division continues to expand the range of eLearning Programmes on offer to All Employees. The LEAD (Living Equality & Diversity) eLearning Programme now joins a range of Epigeum on line programmes i Who Is Lead For?
The LEAD programme has been designed for use by all University staff - academic, professional and support – and is particularly relevant to staff with management or recruitment roles.
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The programme is available on http://www.leadequalitynetwork.com
Access: UL staff members log in with your own e-mail address and you have the option to use your existing password or create a new password to gain access to the programme.
The Programme was recently awarded an Outstanding Achievement IITD (Institute of Training & Development) Award 2012 in the Most Innovative Use of Technology category.
