Educational Module Resources (EMR)
The Bradford Disarmament Research Centre along with the National Defence Medical College in Japan and the Landau Network Centro Volta in Italy have developed an Educational Module Resources (EMR) designed to support life scientists and educators in learning about biosecurity and dual-use issues but also in building educational material for teaching of students.
The EMR consists of 21 lectures, accompanying notes for the lecturer and direct links to the references and videos; it is intended to be a resource that can be used by a lecturer in order to develop one or more lectures, seminars, role-plays or other teaching aids suitable for the course he or she is presenting. We would like to emphasise that the educational module resource is not a Teaching Module rather it is a 'Module Resource'. Conscious that there is no one-size-fits-all approach, our educational module resource is designed to be 'modified and tailored in order to fit the requirements of different local educational contexts'. Please read '1. Introduction' first.
For more details on the EMR, support or advice in using this resource contact dualusebioethics@bradford.ac.uk
Statements and Presentations related to the Educational Module Resources (EMR)
For statements on the Educational Module Resources (EMR) at Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention meetings in Geneva and elsewhere, please see below:
For further details on any of this material please contact dualusebioethics@bradford.ac.uk
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