CITI Training Instructions
CITI FAQ
CITI Training Modules
Faculty, staff, and students involved in research with human participants are encouraged to complete the online training tutorial. Click on the link below to begin.
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI)
I completed the CITI required modules. However, I lost my new CITI certificate. What do I do?
Log on to CITI (https://www.citiprogram.org). Go to Completion Reports and print a new certificate.
I forgot my CITI password. What do I do?
Log on to CITI (https://www.citiprogram.org). Go to Forgot Username or Password . They will give you your password information. CITI keeps your email and password information.
How long will this take?
Each module is followed by a few short questions. Anticipate 2-5 hours, depending on your Learner Group, to complete the required modules. The modules may be completed in multiple sessions. You do not have to complete them all at once. CITI will keep track of where you are each time you log out.
Some modules look more interesting than others. Why can't I do them in the order I want to? I would like to skip around.
CITI is structured for the required modules to be taken in order, in many cases one building upon the last. Once you complete the required modules, you may take any or all of the optional modules in the sequence you prefer.
What is the Course Completion History ?
CITI keeps track of your progress in what is called a Course Completion History. You can click on the Course Completion History to see how many modules you have completed, your score, and the date you completed each one. Also, the Course Completion History shows you which required modules you have yet to complete, and provides a list of optional modules you may complete after you have successfully finished the required modules.
What am I being graded on?
In order to receive a CITI certificate, you must pass a quiz at the end of each module. An overall score of 80% or better is needed to receive your certificate. The completion certificate does not show your grade; only the Course Completion History shows it. The Course Completion History is available to you for viewing or to print out.
Social & Behavioral Research Investigators
Belmont Report and CITI Course Instruction
Students in Research - SBR
History and Ethical Principles - SBR
Defining Research with Human Subjects - SBR
The Regulations and The Social and Behavioral Sciences - SBR
Assessing Risk in Social and Behavioral Sciences - SBR
Informed Consent - SBR
Privacy and Confidentiality - SBR
Elon University
Students-Class Projects
Belmont Report and CITI Course Introduction
Students in Research - SBR
Elon University
Biomedical Research Modules
Belmont Report and CITI Course Instruction
History and Ethical Principles
Basic Institutional Review Board (IRB) Regulations and Review Process
Informed Consent
Social and Behavioral Research for Biomedical Researchers
Research With Protected Populations - Vulnerable Subjects: An Overview
Group Harms: Research With Culturally or Medically Vulnerable Groups
HIPAA and Human Subjects Research
Conflicts of Interest in Research Involving Human Subjects
Elon University