Learning objectives
- Notion of animal as sentient being
- Understanding the benefits of animal models
- Understanding the challenges of developing alternative methods
- Understanding the principles of rehabilitation
Specialist training
E-learning| Duration | 3.5 hours |
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| Access times Response within 48 hours | |
Organisations
- Module available at any time, as soon as registration is validated
Instructor(s)
Céline MONZALI
Veterinarian CEAV Laboratory Animal Science and Medicine, e-thiX education
Explore the ethical issues involved in animal experimentation through our e-learning course, which can be accessed at any time. Designed for professionals working with animals for scientific purposes, this course covers the fundamental concepts of animal ethics, the criteria for choosing experimental models, the principles of alternative methods, as well as raising awareness of the rehabilitation of animals after research projects.
Learn how to reconcile science and ethics through a flexible and interactive learning programme.
Who is this course for?
Target audience
- SBEA members, Designated veterinarians, Project designers, Animal Facility Staff, Animal Facility Manager, Ethics committees
Prerequisites
- No
Programme
- Notions of animal ethics
- Criteria for choosing an experimental model
- Principles of alternative methods
- Introduction to animal rehabilitation
Teaching resources
- Interactive e-learning module
Assessment procedures
Assessment of knowledge by means of questions integrated into the modules to be validated, giving entitlement to a training certificate
Prices
- 105 EXCLUDING VAT / for individual access for 2 weeks
Accessibility
- Disabled access: Adaptation to your needs on request