This introductory course is designed to enable researchers and other employees to understand the kinds of activities that may raise export control considerations so that they can proactively engage with the Office of Ethics and Compliance (OEC) for guidance on whether the regulations apply in specific situations. The target audience for the course is USC faculty and staff who conduct restricted research, and research units and other departments affected by export controls. The course must be completed in Trojan Learn.
Administrative Staff
Social-Behavioral Human Subjects (Spanish)
This web-based course is offered through the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program). CITI will add soon Human Subject Research Protections (HSR) Social Behavioral Refresher (Spanish) (to be taken every 3 years). An HSR-SB (Spanish) Refresher is not yet available from CITI. There is no anticipated date of availability. Recertification remains every 3 years.
Biomedical Human Subjects (Spanish)
This web-based course is offered through the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program). CITI will add soon Human Subject Research Protections (HSR) Refresher (Spanish) (to be taken every 3 years) An HSR-Biomed (Spanish) Refresher is not yet available from CITI. There is no anticipated date of availability. Recertification remains every 3 years.
Research HIPAA
This web-based course is offered through the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program). This course covers requirements of the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the responsibilities of researchers and organizations for meeting HIPAA’s privacy requirements and the appropriate data security protections that are necessary to protect privacy. The Research HIPAA Refresher course must be completed every 3 years to maintain certification.
Human Subjects Research Protections Social-Behavioral Refresher
Mandatory course for Principal Investigators and Key Personnel who have previously completed a human subjects training course and will continue conducting human subjects research.
Human Subjects Research Protections Social-Behavioral
This web-based course is offered through the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program) and has a social-behavioral focus covering the historical development of human subjects protections as well as current information on regulatory and ethical issues.
