Instructors across disciplines have adapted statistics and methods courses, or launched new courses, to examine open science and reproducibility. Below is a list of available syllabi from these courses. We welcome your additions, request to be added as a contributor to add your own.

Interdisciplinary

• "Scientific Computing" short course taught by Konrad Hinsen, 2015, Frontieres du Vivant
• "Meta-analysis and Open Science" summer school thought by Henrik Danielsson, 2017, Linköping University, Sweden
• "Good Research Practice" two-day courses by Simon Schwab, Eva Furrer & Leonhard Held, 2020, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Psychology and Neuroscience

• "Open and Collaborative Science: Theory and Practice" honours/graduate course taught by Melanie Soderstrom, Winter 2020, University of Manitoba
• "Open and Reproducible Research in Psychology" graduate course taught by Krista Byers-Heinlein, Fall 2020, Concordia University
• "Good Science, Bad Science" master's course taught by E.J. Wagenmakers, Fall 2015, University of Amsterdam
• "Research methods in Social Psychology" by Lorne Campbell, Fall 2015, University of Western Ontario
• "Reproducibility in Scientific Research" graduate course taught by Russell Poldrack, Spring 2015, Stanford University
• "Controversies and Developments in Research Methods" undergraduate course taught by Simine Vazire, Winter 2015, University of California, Davis
• "Repligate: Reliability and Reproducibility in Psychology" course taught by David Funder, Winter 2015, University of California, Riverside
• "Lab in Experimental Methods" graduate course taught by Michael Frank, Winter 2015, Stanford University
• "Graduate Research Methods" graduate course taught by Brian Nosek, Spring 2013, University of Virginia
• "Improving Our Science" graduate course taught by Brian Nosek, Fall 2012, University of Virginia
• "Research Best Practices" graduate course taught by Daniel Simons, Fall 2016, University of Illinois
• "Reproducibility and Cumulative Knowledge in Psychology" undergraduate senior seminar taught by Katie Corker, Winter 2018, Grand Valley State University
• "Psicologia Experimental" (in PT-BR), undergraduate course taught by Caio Maximino and Lúcia Cavalcante, Apr-Aug 2018, Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste do Pará;
• "Rigorous and Reproducible Research Practices", a graduate seminar taught by Heather Urry, Spring 2018, Tufts University
• "Replicability", undergraduate seminar taught by Simine Vazire, Fall 2018, UC Davis
• "Perspectives on Improving Methods in Psychological Science" an undergraduate module taught by Charlotte Hartwright, 2019, Aston University UK
• "Open Science & Inclusive Psychology" undergraduate course taught by Benjamin Le, Spring 2019, Haverford College
• "Psychology as a Robust Science", graduate course taught by Amy Orben, Spring 2020, University of Cambridge, UK
• "History and Methods of Psychology", graduate seminar taught by Moin Syed, Fall 2017, University of Minnesota, USA

Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

• "Open For Insight - Experimental Methodology & Open Science" online course for science newcomers and undergraduate students taught by Rima-Maria Rahal, 2019, Tilburg University - also video lectures available online
• "Research Transparency Methods in the Social Sciences" graduate course taught by Edward Miguel, Spring 2015, University of California, Berkeley - also videos of lectures available online
• "Replication Workshop" 8-week course taught by Nicole Janz, Winter 2015, Cambridge University
• "Project TIER" protocol for teaching data management and analysis by Richard Ball and Norm Medeiros, Haverford College
• "Ethics, Open Science, and Reproducible Research" PhD course taught by Gustav Nilsonne, Spring 2018, Stockholm University

Medicine and biomedical sciences

• "Open Science and Reproducible Research" 2-week graduate course taught by Gustav Nilsonne, Spring 2022, Karolinska Institutet. Earlier course occasions: 2017, 2018, 2021
• "Tópicos Especiais em Biotecnologia: Planejamento e Otimização de Experimentos" (in PT-BR), 8-week graduate course taught by Caio Maximino and Monica Gomes Lima-Maximino for Rede de Biodiversidade e Biotecnologia da Amazônia Legal
• "Open and reproducible science" ("Ciência aberta e reprodutível", in PT-BR), a 30-hour graduate course taught by Daniel Umpierre, Nórton Oliveira, Cíntia Botton and Leony Galliano, 2020, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Porto Alegre, Brazil).