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GDPR - CITI Program
CITI is an online learning platform that offers courses in research, ethics, compliance, and safety. To get access to the you must register on the site or associate your existing registration with 51猎奇入口. Note that access to these courses has been provided by , who have funded and managed these courses since 2017.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (European Parliament, Council of the European Union 2016), took effect 25 May 2018, and has profoundly impacted enterprises worldwide. The GDPR protects the privacy rights of individuals in the European Economic Area (EEA), which includes all European Union (EU) Member States and the three other countries (that is, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway) that participate in the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
This course has been designed to help individuals gain awareness of the GDPR, understand when and how it may apply, and provide a framework for compliance with essential parts of the regulation.
What you'll learn
- GDPR overview
- GDPR and human subjects research considerations
- Legal basis for processing personal data subject to the GDPR
- GDPR and data protection impact assessments
- GDPR and consent for data processing in research
- GDPR and organizational responsibilities
- Introduction to the GDPR for U.S. higher education organizations: beyond research
Who this course is for
All Research Faculty & Staff
Method
Self-serve, self-enrolment
Estimated time to complete
schedule TBD
