Coping Skills for Working with Information Sources – a Key Doctoral Training Related to Scientific Knowledge and Ethics

Petya Georgieva
Agricultural University of Plovdiv (Bulgaria)

https://doi.org/10.53656/voc24-1-05

Abstract. This article presents one of the key modules in the training of doctoral students at the Agricultural University – Plovdiv as a strategic model for the correct use of information sources and compliance with ethics in scientific communication in text. The objective is to train students in acquiring the knowledge and skill set for finding and accessing accurate, up-to-date, scientific information on topics specific to their fields of study. The proper use of information through analysis and citation is part of the ethical issues related to scientific knowledge.
Keywords: Agricultural University-Plovdiv; information sources; scholarly writing; scientific knowledge; scientific ethics

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