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  5. All professors and students at NTU's main campus participating in laboratory animal research are required to complete the IACUC training course.
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All professors and students at NTU's main campus participating in laboratory animal research are required to complete the IACUC training course.
NTU Main Campus IACUC Training Regulations

To encourage professors and students undertaking laboratory animal testing to adopt appropriate animal care methods, please consult the "Guidelines on Laboratory Animal Care and Use" 1.3 "Principals on Staff Qualifications and Training" of Council of Agriculture (COA), as well as the resolutions adopted by in the 79th and 80th meetings of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). Starting from Jan. 1, 2021, students and faculty members of the University's main campus participating in laboratory animal research and courses (including research fellows, undergraduate students, graduate students and professors at the NTU School of Veterinary Medicine, faculty members and principal investigators) shall complete the IACUC training course. Training can be done either via a 4-hour in-person course or the online course offered by the CITI Program. Compliance with such requirements is appreciated.

Compliant IACUC Training Courses both off and on NTU's campus:

 

 

In-person course (Language: Mandarin)

Online course (English)

Description

NTU Courses Hosted by both the Research Ethics Office of the Office of Research and Development and the IACUC.

Training Courses Approved by the Council of Agriculture (COA) Courses hosted by the Chinese-Taipei Society of Laboratory Animal Sciences and the Agricultural Technology Research Institute.

CITI Program Animal Care and Use (ACU) course choices according to candidate profile.

Ideal Candidates

All Students and Professors

All Students and Professors

All Students and Professors

Study Credit Hours & Eligibility

Over 4 hours of accumulated credit.

1. Certificate text includes approval by the Council of Agriculture

2. Certification approval according to the training hours studied; over 4 hours of accumulated credit required.

1. Complete online course Basic Course&Animal-Specific Courses.

2. Read the Animal Subject Protection Methods

3. Print the CITI grade score sheet, sign the blank field under "Already read and signed the Animal Subject Protection Methods"

4. Send certificate to the Research Ethics Office.

Start Course

Begins every semester in March or September.

Not fixed

Full year

Link to course information

Office of Research and Development, Research Ethics Office Laboratory Animal Ethics Website

Chinese-Taipei Society of Laboratory Animal Sciences

Agricultural Science and Technology

CITI program
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