Research Ethics Review This form should be completed for every new research project, or a project for which the methodology has changed and requires a new assessment. to undertaking your Research:- PRIOR 1. It is the researcher’s responsibility to follow the School’s on ethical standards, and any relevant academic or professional guidelines in the conduct of study. Please ensure that you have read the University’s and available on our website. 2. It is the researcher’s responsibility to ensure that ethical approval has been sought at least ONE-TO-TWO months BEFORE undertaking research and travelling; Students should undertake the process in consultation with their supervisors, whose counter-signature is required. Electronic signature is acceptable. 3. If your Research involves participants who are being interviewed, please ensure that the are fully completed and sent along with your self-assessment. 4. Retrospective Approval: Please note that retrospective approval is only given in exceptional circumstances, and a clear statement to explain the reasons why should be provided with the form. Name of Researcher: Status (mark with an as Masters student Fellows ‘X’ appropriate) MPhil/PhD student Staff Email Institute/Unit Student details if applicable Degree programme: Supervisor’s name: Supervisor’s email: of the proposal and brief abstract: (200 words maximum you should outline in non-technical language the purpose of the research and the proposed – research methodology that will be used.) Date of research/interviews and/or travel being undertaken: Funding: Is it the research externally funded? If so by whom? Collaboration: Is the research project collaborative with external Institutions? If so, please list the of the collaborators here: *In the case of a collaborative project, the form should only on the part of the research that is undertaken in the School premises and led by School members.* ALL RELEVANT DOCUMENTS ARE TO BE SENT TO: PART I Research Ethics Initial Checklist –
Research Ethics Review This form should be completed for every new research project, or a project for which the methodology has changed and requires a new assessment. PRIOR to undertaking your Research:- 1. It is the researcher’s responsibility to follow the School’s on ethical standards, and any relevant academic or professional guidelines in the conduct of study. Please ensure that you have read the University’s and available on our website. 2. It is the researcher’s responsibility to ensure that ethical approval has been sought at least ONE-TO-TWO months BEFORE undertaking research and travelling; Students should undertake the process in consultation with their supervisors, whose counter-signature is required. Electronic signature is acceptable. 3. If your Research involves participants who are being interviewed, please ensure that the are fully completed and sent along with your self-assessment. 4. Retrospective Approval: Please note that retrospective approval is only given in exceptional circumstances, and a clear statement to explain the reasons why should be provided with the form. Name of Researcher: Status (mark with an ‘X’ as appropriate) Masters student Fellows MPhil/PhD student Staff Email Institute/Unit Student details if applicable Degree programme: Supervisor’s name: Supervisor’s email: of the proposal and brief abstract: (200 words maximum – you should outline in non-technical language the purpose of the research and the proposed research methodology that will be used.) Date of research/interviews and/or travel being undertaken: Funding: Is it the research externally funded? If so by whom? Collaboration: Is the research project collaborative with external Institutions? If so, please list the of the collaborators here: *In the case of a collaborative project, the form should only on the part of the research that is undertaken in the School premises and led by School members.* ALL RELEVANT DOCUMENTS ARE TO BE SENT TO: PART I – Research Ethics Initial Checklist
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