We have moved Masaryk University one step further. At the beginning of November, the management of MU approved a strategic document on which a team of specialists worked diligently, led by our colleague Jiří Marek, to whom we congratulated for the successful completion!
The MU Open Science Strategy 2022-2028 is a crucial document defining concrete steps and tools enabling the most effective implementation of the Open Science agenda at MU over the next six years. As such, the strategy consists of two parts. The more comprehensive one describes the strategy in detail, including sub-goals and related indicators. It also includes an action plan describing concrete steps for 2022-2024. It will then be followed by another action plan, which will be based on the status of the achieved goals and the university's current needs.
"The goal and vision of the MU Open Science Strategy for the years 2022 to 2028 is primarily to ensure that the principles of so-called open science become an integral part of the research process and service infrastructure of Masaryk University at a level comparable to the world's leading research organizations," explains Jiří Marek, Open Science manager. This move will allow the university to increase the quality of scientific research, develop an advanced form of science support services and support the systemic change that the entire scientific sector in the developed world is now undergoing. And the approved documents have the ambition to make the university change.
Would you like to view the Open Science Strategy at MU? You can find the full text on the website openscience.muni.cz.
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