Certificates you can earn for less than $100 from University of Miami's CITI Program

[soliloquy]

https://www.citiprogram.org/

My graduate college is requiring me to take one of these courses as a prerequisite to some research I'll be doing and hopefully publishing with one of my professors. You obtain a certificate of completion after finishing the modules It's not anything big but if you have need for knowledge in any of these areas, it might be interesting to take it and at least earn the certificate.

Courses

CITI Program content covers a number of key regulatory and ethical areas, which can be combined into a package that fits the needs of each subscriber. For more about customization options, see Using CITI Program Content in Your Organization.

Animal Care and Use (ACU)

ACU materials cover general principles of ethical care and use of animals in research, training, and testing, as well as focusing on the care and use of particular animals. More...

Biosafety and Biosecurity (BSS)

BSS content covers the principles of biosafety and biosecurity, including safe use and containment of biohazardous agents. More...

Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC)

CRC content provides essential training focused on operational and regulatory elements necessary for the ethical conduct of clinical research, while at the same time specifically tailored to the needs of clinical research professionals. More...

Disaster Planning for the Research Enterprise (DPRE)

DPRE content provides those responsible for research oversight at organizations with information about disaster planning and business continuity. More...

Export Compliance (EC)

EC content provides an introduction to export compliance, as well as role and responsibility tailored training reflecting key individuals and departments across organizations that must adhere to export compliance regulations. More...

Good Clinical Practice (GCP)

GCP content includes distinct courses tailored to the different types of clinical research, suitable for research teams involved in clinical trials of drugs, biologics, and devices. More...

Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)

GLP content provides an overview of how nonclinical laboratory studies should be planned, performed, monitored, recorded, reported, and archived. More...

Human Subjects Research (HSR)

HSR content includes two tracks, one with a biomedical focus, and another designed for the social, behavioral, and educational disciplines. Both tracks cover the historical development of human subjects protections, as well as current information on regulatory and ethical issues. Courses specific to institutional/signatory officials, IRB administrators, and IRB chairs are also available. More...

Information Privacy and Security (IPS)

IPS content covers the principles of data protection, focusing on the healthcare-related privacy and information security protections of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountabiility Act (HIPAA). More...

Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)

RCR courses cover core norms, principles, regulations, and rules governing the practice of research. A course covering the revised Public Health Service (PHS) regulations on financial conflicts of interest is also available. More...

[cookderosa]

I had to do a similar thing for my job at UNC. The ones I completed were only offered to "select" job titles (I needed certain ones, while other people needed certain ones-wasn't open enrollment) but this list looks almost exactly the same. I wonder if this is similar to the pre-packaged classes the community colleges offered a while back ed2go that were used across multiple colleges? I'm going to do a bit more digging, thanks!