Loyola-Ukrainian Catholic University International Bioethics Research Training Program
Project Number1D43TW011506-01
Contact PI/Project LeaderANDERSON, EMILY E
Awardee OrganizationLOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO
Description
Abstract Text
Project Summary/Abstract
The Loyola University Chicago-Ukrainian Catholic University (LUC-UCU) Doctoral and Post-
Doctoral Bioethics Fellowships will provide advanced training in research ethics in English to
scholars and professionals from Ukraine. The aim of this program is to train a critical mass of
bioethics experts who will hold positions of scholarship and leadership in health research
institutions in Ukraine. As research activity increases in Ukraine, these individuals will be
instrumental in providing direction on matters of research ethics to their educational institutions,
government agencies, and international organizations. During 5 years of funding, approximately
12 trainees (6 doctoral fellows and 6 postdoctoral fellows) will be selected for their
demonstrated commitment to advancing bioethics and ethical research in Ukraine and their
potential for success as independent scholars. Each fellow will spend 1-5 years completing
online coursework in Loyola’s online doctoral bioethics program while living in Ukraine;
participate in monthly webinars on academic success and professional development; attend
intensive in-person workshops twice annually (at LUC and UCU); engage in collaborative
scholarship with their mentors at LUC and UCU; and contribute to bioethics-related activities at
UCU. Fellows’ academic, research, and professional development activities will be guided by an
individual professional development plan prepared jointly by the fellow, the program director,
and the two mentors. Additional funds will be available through a competitive process to fellows
to support independent research. Upon completion of the program, fellows will have a strong
foundation in bioethics research design, methods, and analyses; have a solid understanding of
bioethics theory and ethical practice related to global health research; and be able to
independently conceptualize, analyze and solve bioethics research problems. Competencies
gained will allow fellows to hold leadership positions at their institutions and teach bioethics,
lead ethical review of research, and provide consultation on ethical issues to biomedical and
behavioral and social science researchers.
Public Health Relevance Statement
Project Narrative
The proposed fellowship program, a partnership between Loyola University Chicago and
Ukrainian Catholic University, aims to provide doctoral and post-doctoral bioethics training to
Ukrainian fellows who will conduct conceptual and empirical research on research ethics as well
as educate and consult with researchers and research ethics committee members across
Ukraine. The development of research ethics scholars is critical to the protection of human
research participants and public trust in global research.
John E. Fogarty International Center for Advanced Study in the Health Sciences
CFDA Code
989
DUNS Number
791277940
UEI
RFRPFMNR8LA5
Project Start Date
26-March-2020
Project End Date
31-December-2024
Budget Start Date
26-March-2020
Budget End Date
31-December-2020
Project Funding Information for 2020
Total Funding
$233,079
Direct Costs
$225,493
Indirect Costs
$7,586
Year
Funding IC
FY Total Cost by IC
2020
John E. Fogarty International Center for Advanced Study in the Health Sciences
$233,079
Year
Funding IC
FY Total Cost by IC
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