Below are research administration classes offered by Harvard University and other sources. Follow appropriate links for further information and to register.
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University-Wide Training
Visit the OSP Research Administration Resources homepage for more information. Trainings can also be accessed through Harvard Training Portal (HTP).
- Get Started in Research Administration at Harvard
A self-paced, fourteen-course onboarding program for research administrators at Harvard. - Laying Your Career Foundation
A training assortment for your individual needs organized into two categories: self-paced courses covering the award lifecycle and foundational courses - Refreshing Your Memory
A “go-to spot” for targeted training materials designed to reinforce key research administration concepts. Explore short videos, infographics, and other resources. - Live Virtual Classes for Career Advancement
Advanced-level information and often require foundational prerequisites. Sessions include case studies, breakout room activities, and panel discussions. - Training Resources Beyond Harvard
Explore a collection of pre-recorded webinars and training materials from trusted sources such as NCURA and other external providers.
- Get Started in Research Administration at Harvard
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T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Visit the T.H. Chan School of Public Health training website for information.
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External Resources
- National Council for University Research Administrators (NCURA) seminars, workshops, and conferences
- Research Administration Discussion Group (RADG) Focused discussions held locally or virtually on current research administration topics
- Society for Research Administrators International (SRA International) seminars, workshops and conferences
- Emmanuel College Programs in Research Administration
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NCURA/SRA Webinars
Presentations on a variety of topics are offered through the professional organizations NCURA and SRA. Some presentations are recorded and posted to the Harvard Training Portal. Visit the Training Resources Beyond Harvard.
NCURA Region I also holds local events and trainings both virtually and in-person. Refer to their website.