All researchers must work to the university’s Code of Research Conduct and Research Ethics
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Researchers are responsible for ensuring their research is conducted to the highest ethical standards. Researchers must ensure that they are fully aware of, and comply with, the university’s expectations for the ethical conduct of research. SSP REC also adheres to the Code of Practice for Research Ethics Committees (CoPREC).
Does my research need ethical review? (PDF)
Templates 1 to 3 should be completed in all cases except research using survey data collection. If using online survey data collection please see the guidance in section one of the application form - templates 2 to 3 are required in another format.
Note: You will need to go to your dissertation Moodle page to submit your documentation.
Please read guidance carefully.
All the ethical implications of a research project must be considered, including the impact on:
If you are carrying out research off-campus please ensure that you complete the Fieldwork Record Form (link above), in parallel to reviewing the Fieldwork Travel Risk Assessment. Once completed please share and discuss with your supervisor. You do not need to submit as part of your application submission but do provide a copy to your supervisor.
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