Undergraduate and Masters research projects - ethics review

The University's process for considering the ethical implications of research being carried out by Undergraduate or Masters students.
News and service updates about research integrity and ethics.
The University's process for considering the ethical implications of research being carried out by Undergraduate or Masters students.
The EIRA1 form will cease to exist from September 2023. Please note the important steps you need to take to ensure that you have copies of your forms.
This open house will take place every 1st Wednesday of every month (except August) from 12.15 to 1.15pm.
Training on research ethics and the new online ethics system.
Dates of REC meetings for the Academic Year 22/23 and associated deadlines for ethics form submissions.
Depending on the type of research you will be carrying out your project may or may not require a review by the University Research Ethics Committees.
Our statement on research integrity and ethics and advice to help you carry out ethically responsible research.
What you need to do as part of your research project to make sure your research complies with our ethical principles.
What research integrity means to us and how we make sure our research continues to meet the highest standards.
Find out who to contact if you have a question about our research integrity and ethics.
Essential information and documents provided by Research Councils and other public or professional bodies.
Read more about the University's previous statements on the integrity of our research.
Find out what commitments are set out in the Concordat and how the University meets them.
The forms UG and Masters will need to complete in order to have their projects ethically reviewed. Training opportunities for staff and students.
Form to be completed for all research activity including internally-funded research conducted by UG and Masters Students only.
Training on research ethics and the new online ethics system.
Recording of the research ethics session. Please use the timestamp table to navigate through the session or find topics more relevant to you.
In order to be compliant with the HTA we need to ensure that all researchers working with human samples are appropriately trained.
The codes of practice, policies, and procedures that guide and inform our research activities.
Principles and standards that you must adhere to if you are involved in research at the University of Bath.
The principles that outline our approach to research assessment and management, including the responsible use of quantitative indicators.
Our commitment to implementing fair and responsible methods of research assessment and management.
Our procedure for inquiring into allegations of misconduct in research and scholarship.
Find out about ethics and integrity in our animal research.
How we approach research involving animals, including regulations we follow, our ethical review process and the animal species we use in our research.
This guide outlines the process of applying for research Sponsorship from the University of Bath.
Frequently asked questions about our animal research activities and the impact on animals.
See more details of the type and scale of our animal research.
Our code for research and experimentation involving the use of animals.
This checklist is aimed at researchers seeking ethical approval for research involving human participants.