Courses for researchers

The library introduces useful topics to those who research, write and publish.

The library offers sessions, courses and workshops on a number of topics. In addition to the scheduled sessions and workshops listed below, research groups, institutes and faculties are welcome to get in touch and invite us to their meetings. We can also tailor courses for you. We look forward to cooperating with you further. 

Spring 2026

Course descriptions will be available in January 2026.

4 February

Doing your litterature review

11 February

Ethical issues in academic writing

18 February

The Publishing Process and Publishing Ethics

4 March

Authorship

11 March

Artificial intelligence in the research process  

18 March

Artificial intelligence tools: Keenious etc.

25 March

Artificial intelligence and systematic reviewing  

8 April

Open Science/Access: An introduction  

15 April

Challenges to the publishing landscape: Predatory journals, hijacked journals, paper mills  

6 May

Dataverse (Open Data publishing) 

Topics we offer

  • Resources for researchers: Google Scholar, Publons, Scopus, Web of Science, Research Gate
  • Orcid and author (researcher) id
  • Literature searching: Where to search and how to do it
  • Literature reviews, protocols and screening
  • Reference management: Building your own article archive 
  • Open publishing of research data
  • Academic writing
  • The Vancouver recommendations for authorship
  • The publishing process (publication channels, peer review)
  • Open Access / APC - can I apply for funding? Must I?
  • Plan S
  • The Cristin system and publication points
  • Research evaluation: Norwegian publication indicator, citations, journal impact factor, H-index
  • Academic integrity: predatory publication channels, self-plagiarism
  • Copyright to your own academic work and our institutional rights retention policy 

Contact

 
Senior Research Librarian
Library