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FAIRsFAIR aims to develop resources and build communities that support the uptake of research data management & FAIR practice within universities and higher education curricula. To achieve these objectives, the project conducted a survey receiving 90 responses and two focus groups with 50 participants in 2019 to identify existing practices and needs of higher education institutions. HOW TO ADVANCE FAIR RESEARCH DATA MANAGEMENT AND EDUCATION IN UNIVERSITIES? FAIRsFAIR “Fostering FAIR Data Practices In Europe” has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 project call H2020-INFRAEOSC-2018-2020 Grant agreement 831558. The content of this document does not represent the opinion of the European Union, and the European Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of such content. AUDIENCE RESPONDING INSTITUTIONS TYPE OF INSTITUTION NUMBER OF RESEARCHERS University rectors and vice-rectors University libraries Information services Data management services Graduate schools and training programmes Research administration and infrastructure staff National or regional RDM initiatives & programmes Comprehensive Universities Technical Universities Specialised Institutions Universities of Applied Sciences Distance Learning Institutions 63% 18% 9% 7% 3% More 1.000 500-1.000 53% 21% 100-499 Less 100 20% 6% https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3629683 FULL REPORT ON FAIR IN EUROPEAN HIGHER EDUCATION RECOMMENDATIONS 1. ADDRESSING FAIR IN HIGHER EDUCATION a. Include more specific research data-related skills and competencies throughout the universities’ educational portfolio b. Establish minimum level of awareness of RDM and FAIR c. Practical guidance on the application of the FAIR principles in different domains and disciplines, and related skills and competences d. Define training programmes on research data skills and competences for researchers and professional staff, from different disciplines 3. UNIVERSITIES AND THE EUROPEAN OPEN SCIENCE CLOUD a. Increase institutional capacity and awareness of EOSC b. Develop use-cases for EOSC to facilitate collaborative research c. Ensure that EOSC is a publicly-owned infrastructure that has open prin ciples at its core 2. RESEARCH DATA POLICIES & SUPPORT SERVICES a. Define institutional research data policies together with all relevant units b. Offer research data support services to researchers and staff c. Include FAIR data in research data policies d. Align FAIR policies with funders’ requirements e. Enable time and/or financial resources to train staff www.fairsfair.eu JOIN OUR COMMUNITY! T @FAIRsFAIR _ eu L /company/fairsfair Professional & Support Staff Institutional Leadership Early Stage Researchers Researchers Students 56% 27% 5% 5% 3% Data Storage Data Management Planning Data Protection Research Integrity & Ethics Guidelines for Sensitive Data Copyright Open Access to Data FAIR Data Research Assessment Unique Researcher Identifiers 55% 54% 47% 42% 41% 38% 30% 27% 16% 13% HIGH AWARENESS OF FAIR PRINCIPLES UNIVERSITIES’ RDM POLICIES TYPE OF SUPPORT PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITIES TO MAKE DATA FAIR RECOMMENDATIONS • Raise awareness among researchers and their respective communities • Ensure that FAIR awareness translates into practice • Focus on early career researchers and training RECOMMENDATIONS • Address FAIR data in institutional RDM policies • Provide practical guidance and support that references FAIR • Align institutional policies with funder requirements RECOMMENDATIONS • Invest in support and training to increase production and stewardship of FAIR data outputs • Support the costs associated with making and keeping data FAIR over time • Establish decentralised support that is close to researchers 80% TRAINING FOR RESEARCHERS 59% PUBLISHING FAIR OUTPUTS ON OWN OR RECOMMENDED REPOSITORIES 59% DEVELOPING OPEN RESEARCH STRATEGY 45% USING OR DEVELOPING FAIR RESEARCH TOOLS AND SERVICES 41% FIND AND REUSE DATA FROM OTHER SOURCES 36% PREPARING DOCUMENT & DATA TO MAKE OUTUPS FAIR 35% PLANNING STEWARDSHIP & SHARING OF FAIR OUTPUTS 10% FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT FAIR Train staff in the area of research data management Better availability of tools & resources informing about RDM Train researchers on domain-specific RDM and FAIR data Sharing good practices and peer learning across institutions 64% 49% 46% 39% TOP FOUR ACTIONS TO SUPPORT UNIVERSITIES TO DEVELOP & IMPLEMENT FAIR DATA POLICIES Bachelor Master PhD Avg. 31% Avg. 35,6% Avg. 64,4% ARE DATA SCIENCE AND RDM SKILLS TAUGHT IN STUDY PROGRAMMES? RECOMMENDATIONS PRIORITIES ON INCREASING COMPETENCIES • Increase the coverage of data analytics and research data management in teaching at all levels • Develop guidance how to apply the FAIR principles in different domains and disciplines Total 90 of institutions stating that data science or RDM are ‘always’ or ‘usually’ addressed.
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FAIRsFAIR aims to develop resources and build communities that support the uptake of research data management & FAIR practice within universities and higher education curricula.To achieve these objectives, the project conducted a survey receiving 90 responses and two focus groups with 50 participants in 2019 to identify existing practices and needs of higher education institutions.

HOW TO ADVANCE FAIR RESEARCH DATA MANAGEMENT AND EDUCATION IN UNIVERSITIES?

FAIRsFAIR “Fostering FAIR Data Practices In Europe” has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 project call H2020-INFRAEOSC-2018-2020 Grant agreement 831558.The content of this document does not represent the opinion of the European Union, and the European Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of such content.

AUDIENCE RESPONDING INSTITUTIONS

TYPE OF INSTITUTION

NUMBER OF RESEARCHERS

University rectors and vice-rectors University librariesInformation servicesData management servicesGraduate schools and training programmesResearch administration and infrastructure staffNational or regional RDM initiatives & programmes

Comprehensive UniversitiesTechnical UniversitiesSpecialised InstitutionsUniversities of Applied SciencesDistance Learning Institutions

63%18%

9%7%3%

More 1.000500-1.000

53%21%

100-499Less 100

20%6%

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FULL REPORTON FAIR INEUROPEAN

HIGHEREDUCATION

RECOMMENDATIONS

1. ADDRESSING FAIR IN HIGHER EDUCATION

a. Include more specific research data-related skills and competencies throughout the universities’ educational portfoliob. Establish minimum level of awareness of RDM and FAIRc. Practical guidance on the application of the FAIR principles in different domains and disciplines, and related skills and competencesd. Define training programmes on research data skills and competences for researchers and professional staff, from different disciplines

3. UNIVERSITIES AND THE EUROPEAN OPEN SCIENCE CLOUD

a. Increase institutional capacity and awareness of EOSC

b. Develop use-cases for EOSC to facilitate collaborative research

c. Ensure that EOSC is a publicly-owned infrastructure that has open principles at its core

2. RESEARCH DATA POLICIES & SUPPORT SERVICES

a. Define institutional research data policies together with all relevant units

b. Offer research data support services to researchers and staff

c. Include FAIR data in research data policies

d. Align FAIR policies with funders’ requirements

e. Enable time and/or financial resources to train staff

www.fairsfair.euJOIN OUR COMMUNITY! T@FAIRsFAIR_eu L /company/fairsfair

Professional & Support StaffInstitutional LeadershipEarly Stage ResearchersResearchersStudents

56%27%

5%5%3%

Data Storage Data Management PlanningData ProtectionResearch Integrity & EthicsGuidelines for Sensitive DataCopyrightOpen Access to DataFAIR DataResearch AssessmentUnique Researcher Identifiers

55%54%47%42%41%38%30%27%16%13%

HIGH AWARENESS OF FAIR PRINCIPLES UNIVERSITIES’ RDM POLICIES TYPE OF SUPPORT PROVIDED BYUNIVERSITIES TO MAKE DATA FAIR

RECOMMENDATIONS• Raise awareness among researchers and their respective communities• Ensure that FAIR awareness translates into practice• Focus on early career researchers and training

RECOMMENDATIONS• Address FAIR data in institutional RDM policies• Provide practical guidance and support that references FAIR• Align institutional policies with funder requirements

RECOMMENDATIONS• Invest in support and training to increase production and stewardship of FAIR data outputs• Support the costs associated with making and keeping data FAIR over time• Establish decentralised support that is close to researchers

80%TRAINING FOR RESEARCHERS

59%PUBLISHING

FAIR OUTPUTS ON OWN OR

RECOMMENDED REPOSITORIES

59%DEVELOPING

OPEN RESEARCH STRATEGY

45%USING OR

DEVELOPING FAIR RESEARCH

TOOLS AND SERVICES

41%FIND AND

REUSE DATA FROM OTHER

SOURCES

36%PREPARING

DOCUMENT & DATA TO MAKE OUTUPS FAIR

35%PLANNING

STEWARDSHIP & SHARING OF

FAIR OUTPUTS

10%FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT

FAIR

Train staff in the area of research data managementBetter availability of tools & resources informing about RDMTrain researchers on domain-specific RDM and FAIR dataSharing good practices and peer learning across institutions

64%49%46%39%

TOP FOUR ACTIONS TO SUPPORT UNIVERSITIES TODEVELOP & IMPLEMENT FAIR DATA POLICIES

BachelorMasterPhD

Avg. 31%Avg. 35,6%Avg. 64,4%

ARE DATA SCIENCE AND RDM SKILLS TAUGHT IN STUDY PROGRAMMES?

RECOMMENDATIONS � PRIORITIES ON INCREASING COMPETENCIES • Increase the coverage of data analytics and research data management in teaching at all levels • Develop guidance how to apply the FAIR principles in different domains and disciplines

Total 90

of institutions statingthat data science or RDMare ‘always’ or ‘usually’ addressed.

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