RSEs as teachers #91
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For what it's worth, I think this is a worthwhile addition here! |
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the example would be GWDG: https://gwdg.de/research-education/ which teaches in Göttingen. But I wouldn't be so restrictive to master courses. And I also think we could defer the details to the teachingRSE project. |
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closes #88
I was tempted to just drop this TODO as it is probably more to do with embedded RSEs. It then occurred to me that central RSE units might well teach on RSE master courses if an organisation provides those.
I dunno, maybe we are too specific and overthinking. We could just accept the possibility that RSEs teach on courses (either domain specific or RSE).
What do you think?