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Archiving

Aim The correct archiving of research materials after a study has been completed, enabling reproduction and replication of the research and/or future use of research data Responsibilities Executing researcher: Should provide documents required for…

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Records retention

There are two types of records associated with research projects: administrative records and research records, including data. The length of time records are retained varies according to a number of factors, such as the type of record and the type…

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Ending your project

Aim Finalizing the project with adequate preparation. Requirements Researchers in general need to make an overview of the remaining activities Documents need to be archived when a project ends (see Archiving ) Arrangements need to be made when a…

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Researchers leaving

Aim To manage the process around a researcher leaving (planned or not). Requirements When a researcher is leaving (planned or not), agreements need to be made concerning the future of the project(s) and writing/completing articles. Written agreement…

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Finish your PhD checklist

For UvA/AMC PhD candidates graduating at the University of Amsterdam the following steps apply: If applicable, request exemption from the legal education requirements If not done already, request admission to the Doctoral Program Request approval…

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