Ethics in Research is an essential course for graduate students, providing a solid foundation for ethical decision-making in the complex landscape of scientific inquiry. This is an introductory graduate-level course designed to introduce students to the ethical considerations inherent in scientific research and aims to cultivate a culture of integrity, responsibility, and ethical conduct among future researchers and professionals in the field. The course provides a foundational framework for understanding and recognizing the ethical dimensions surrounding a variety of issues in scientific inquiry. Through exploration of current debates and case studies, students will engage in critical discussions on topics such as misconduct in research, conflicts of interest, scientific objectivity, publication ethics, peer review, intellectual property, and ethical decision-making. [ 1 credit ]