For more information: Researcher Development (Researcher-Development@sussex.ac.uk)

Location: Jubilee Building room 143, (JUB-143)

You can not collect any new data from humans, animals, social media or conduct auto-ethnographic research without having received ethics approval beforehand, so at this early stage of your doctoral research, it is essential to understand the ethics approval process.

This workshop will look at the key principles of undertaking ethical research, and explain how to go about obtaining ethical approval from the University. There will also be opportunities to consider some case studies, ask questions about your own work, and gain insights on how to embed good ethical practices in your research.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the workshop you will:

• Understand the University process for gaining ethical approval and received guidance on how to make a strong application
• Have had the opportunity to discuss ethical issues arising in your research and explored how to address them

Target audience

Postgraduate researchers in the early stages from all disciplines. Research staff are also welcome to book a place on this workshop.

Workshop feedback

• "I now have a much better idea of the ethics clearance forms"

About the facilitators

This workshop is designed and delivered by Tim Parkinson, Senior Research Ethics and Integrity Officer, from the Professional Services Ethics team.

About this theme

Induction workshops are for those who are starting out on their researcher journey, at a key turning point in their degree, or want to refresh their knowledge base. Visit our Induction workshops page for more sessions.

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