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The university's revised Code of Research Conduct and Research Ethics offers clear and practical guidance to support student researchers at every level.

The university been awarded £200k by the Office for Students (OfS) for a joint project to tackle bullying and harassment in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine (STEMM) disciplines in higher education.

Join this lunchtime seminar and learn about this often poorly understood, undiagnosed and rarely discussed condition.

Find out about our commitment to conducting all research according to the appropriate legal, ethical and professional frameworks, obligations and standards – and why this matters.

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Research Integrity Week is taking place from Monday 20 – Friday 24 June and all students and researchers are invited to learn about maintaining ethics, trust and confidence in their research.

Please note that, due to the University closure period over the winter break, there will be some changes to the schedule of stipends in December 2020.

The University now has a dedicated code of practice on the handling of allegations of research misconduct, which applies to all PGR students across our UK, China and Malaysia campuses.