• 4EU+ (European University Alliance): learn about open science with the third webinar series.
  
• European Council of Doctoral Candidates and Junior Researchers (EURODOC): a series of online seminars and trainings on the topic of open science, which in 2019 were intended for the training of ambassadors of open science.
  
• Foster online courses: contain more than 50 free courses from various fields of open science.
  
• Videos and presentations within the project SPOZNAJ: a collection of video presentations that were organised within the project SPOZNAJ (Support for the Implementation of Open Science Principles in Slovenia), which focuses on the introduction of open science practices in Slovenia.
  
• National Initiaves for Open Science in Europe (NI4OS): online courses organised within the NI4OS project include a collection of resources covering various topics in the field of open science.
  
• Open Science MOOC (Massively Open Online Course): online MOOC courses are based on 10 core modules that consist of a collection of resources, videos, research papers and assignments.
  
• Open Science Training Handbook: handbook on open science, prepared by a group of 14 experts from different countries, is available in English, Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
  
• Open Science: Sharing Your Research with the World: online course for researchers who want to learn about ways on how to apply open science principles to academic research.
  
• OpenAIRE workshops: a collection of videos of conducted workshops from various fields of open science.
  
• OpenAIRE guides: a collection of open science handbooks for researchers, content providers, funders and research administrators.
  
• Passport for Open Science: Practical Guide for PhD Students: a guide to open science for It includes a set of tools and examples of good practices that can be helpful in the research process.
  
• TRIPLE Open Science Training Series: a series of 12 open educational events from various fields of open science.

Subpage Open Science at UP UK is funded by the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation within the framework of the Action Plan for the Open Science (Objective 6.2 ReZrIS30).