Suitable for all PhD Students
This course is suitable for people in the process of planning their research with human participants. For whether your research includes interviews or experiments involving people, there will be ethical issues you must consider, and a research ethics application to be made as a result. This course is open to all three faculties and researchers will be given a general understanding of research ethics, as well have an opportunity to discuss their individual work.

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

• Show an understanding of the reasons for, and uses of, ethical review; Assess what type, and level, of ethical review is required for their work;
• Plan submission of an application to a relevant committee, one that shows knowledge of ethical issues in research, and which thus covers information commonly required by ethics committees
• Prepare for work that is cross-disciplinary in nature and demonstrate an understanding of research ethics issues that commonly arise in other fields.

Provided by: Researcher Development

Date: Tuesday 9 April 2019

Venue: Laws 119, ME, Laws Building, Mile End

Time: 14:00 - 12:00

Tutor

• Ms H Covill