Establishing an MSc in Global Health Ethics at the University of Cape Town

项目摘要 在这个项目中，我们建议建立一个为期两年的全球健康伦理学硕士学位， 开普敦大学健康科学学院（UCT FHS），以及正式确定 研究伦理培训课程在该学院。通过注重道德的非殖民化， 学术和非洲人文的角度来看，我们建议革命伦理 通过突出非洲的经验，需求和世界观来教授非洲卫生研究 使我们的学生能够利用最新的思想来询问健康研究伦理， 非洲人文学科扎根于全球卫生非殖民化和全球卫生伦理的需要。 通过该计划，我们使学生敏感的历史，社会和政治因素， 影响全球卫生研究的形式和组织，以及特别是 我们将把非洲人文学科的联合收割机基础课程与高级课程结合起来， 在非洲进行的六个前沿科学研究领域的课程-即人工智能， 神经科学、基因组学、人道主义研究、儿童研究和开放科学。的 目的是研究生能够批判性地参与这些前沿科学 非洲的发展反映了非洲人的本体论、经验和需求。来 该计划的过程中，我们将毕业至少15硕士学生，其中6人将获得全额资助 其中9人将部分由项目资源资助。我们还将提供一些 我们的课程内容是短期课程。在整个计划中，我们将提供16个短期 研究伦理课程，至少320人。 我们还将仔细评估目前在 UCT FHS，分析支持需求并监控持续工作的质量。借鉴 根据评估结果，我们将设计和实施正式的研究课程， 在FHS的道德培训，其中将包括广泛的指导，为那些目前提供 FHS各部门和部门的道德培训。最后，我们将努力增加 在FHS道德的可见性，并显示UCT FHS的工作人员和学生，道德是令人兴奋的， 与FHS正在进行的大量医学研究有关。我们将通过组织 FHS中涉及研究伦理主题的定期活动，包括定期讨论 利用流行媒体形式（如播客、视频或报纸文章）的论坛， 向人们介绍道德方面的相关主题，更正式的月度报告，“问任何问题” 道德快速修复活动和特别活动，来自世界各地的不同嘉宾演讲。 参加这个丰富的计划将是强制性的，我们的硕士学员。

Project Summary In this project, we propose to establish a two-year MSc in Global Health Ethics degree at the University of Cape Town Faculty of Health Sciences (UCT FHS), as well as to formalize the research ethics training curriculum at that Faculty. Through a focus on decolonization of ethics scholarship and from the perspective of the African humanities, we propose to revolutionise ethics teaching in African health research by foregrounding African experiences, needs and worldviews to equip our students to interrogate health research ethics drawing on the latest thinking in the African humanities anchored into the need to decolonise global health and global health ethics. Through the programme we sensitise our students the historical, social and political factors that influence the shape and organisation of global health research, and the manifestation of particular ethical challenges in it. We will combine foundational courses in African humanities with advanced courses in six domains of frontier scientific research taking place in Africa – namely AI, Neuroscience, Genomics, Humanitarian Research, Research in Children, and Open Science. The aim is to graduate students that are able to critically engage with these frontier scientific developments in a way that reflects the ontologies, experiences and needs of Africans. Over the course of this program, we will graduate at least 15 MSc students, 6 of whom will be fully funded and 9 of whom will be partly funded by program resources. We will also make available some of our course content as short courses. Over the course of the program, we will offer 16 short research ethics courses to a minimum of 320 individuals. We will also conduct a meticulous assessment of current ad hoc ethics training initiatives in the UCT FHS, analyze support needs and monitor the quality of ongoing efforts. Drawing on the results of this assessment, we will design and implement a formalized curriculum for research ethics training in the FHS which will include extensive mentorship for those currently offering ethics training across the FHS departments and divisions. Finally we will work to increase the visibility of ethics in the FHS and show UCT FHS staff and students that ethics is exciting and relevant to the plethora of medical research ongoing in the FHS. We will do so by organizing regular events in the FHS that speak to a topic in research ethics, ranging from regular discussion forums drawing on popular forms of media (such as podcasts, videos or newspaper articles) to introduce people to pertinent topics in ethics, to more formal monthly presentations, ‘ask anything’ ethics quickfix events and special events with diverse guest speakers from anywhere in the world. Participation in this enrichment program will be mandatory for our MSc trainees.