Research Ethics
Research ethics are principles that protect the dignity, rights, safety and wellbeing of research participants and researchers.
If you are planning to conduct research involving human participants, personal data or human tissue, you may need to seek approval from the University's Research Ethics Committee.
301's digital workshop: Ethics Application Explained will help you determine if an ethics application is required for you, and if so, will help you navigate the process. It should be undertaken.
The Summer Skills Spark: 5 weeks to ignite your research skills
Are you working on a dissertation or research project this summer?
The Summer Skills Spark offers workshops to support you through every step of the process. You'll have opportunities to plan your projects, develop your research skills, explore dissemination techniques, and consider a future career in research.
Collaboration between 301 Academic Skills Centre, the University Library, Digital Learning, and the Careers and Employability Service.