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Open science, data management and data protection [page]

UEF’s publication and data policy aims to make publicly funded research knowledge widely available to the scientific community and society. This means opening up research methods, results, data and publications so that anyone can read, download and use them free of charge and without access restrictions. You can find more information about open science (link […]

Microsoft 365 [page]

Microsoft 365 gives you access to your student email, file storage and sharing, and tools for collaborative work. You can use the services in a browser, with desktop applications, and on mobile devices. Logging in to Microsoft 365 Go to: https://m365.cloud.microsoft/ (login required). If you cannot log in Key services for students You can find all […]

Student responsibilities [page]

Ethical guidelines for studying As a university student, you are part of an academic community built on trust, equality and collaboration. You are expected to be committed to ethical conduct in all aspects of your studies. In practice, this means that you:• follow the principles of responsible conduct of research in all your academic work […]

Digital environment [page]

You will use several digital services and tools during your studies. On this page you will find a summary of the most important services and links to further instructions. Learning platforms and study tools Networks and Printing Exams and assessment Surveys and Interactive Tools Support and training When you need help using digital services:

Data protection guidelines for students  [page]

Do you process personal data in your coursework or thesis?  If you collect information about people, for example through a survey, an interview or observation, you are likely processing personal data. In that case, you must comply with data protection legislation.  These guidelines will help you identify when and how data protection applies to your studies and guide you towards the […]

Information security guide for students  [page]

Information security is the responsibility of every member of the university community – including you. This guide will help you protect your personal data, recognise information security threats and act correctly if problems arise.  Familiarise yourself with the university’s information security guidelines  You are required to follow the university’s information security rules and guidelines. They apply to the handling of all […]