Research training and integrity

Research integrity training

Curtin researchers, supervisors and HDR students need to complete Curtin’s online research integrity training within their first six months of employment (staff) or before candidacy (students).

All staff and students applying for human or animal research ethics approval must complete the training before application.

Staff can access the training through iPerform. Students can access it through Blackboard.

For further information on Research Integrity, please refer to the Research Integrity Manual [.pdf-181kB] which includes a list of the Research Integrity Advisors.

Human research ethics

InfoEd user guides and templates - human research ethics

Clinical trials training

Animal research ethics

Animal Ethics Committee

Animal Ethics Reference Guide – updated

Animal Ethics Manual_v4

Animal Use Competencies

To register animal use competency, please complete the Animal Use Registration Form.
To request training, please email AWO@curtin.edu.au

Standard Operating Procedures

To access the standard operating procedure for animal ethics, please contact the AWO’s on AWO@curtin.edu.au and they will add you to the teams site where the SOP’s are managed.

InfoEd user guides and templates - animal research ethics

Resources available from Curtin University library

Fundamentals of Clinical Trials provides further detail on the fundamental concepts of designing and managing clinical trials
Clinical Research Manual: Practical Tools and Templates for Managing Clinical Researchcontains practical advice on conducting clinical trials
A Clinical Trials Manual from the Duke Clinical Research Institute: Lessons from a Horse Named Jim contains practical advice on conducting clinical trials.
Conducting Clinical Research: A Practical Guide for Physicians, Nurses, Study Coordinators, and Investigators contains practical advice on conducting clinical trials
Business Administration for Clinical Trials: Managing Research, Strategy, Finance, Regulation, and Quality contains information about the business operations related to clinical trials.

Elements training

Elements is Curtin’s publication information management system. Information on publications is harvested by Elements from online data sources and can also be manually entered or uploaded from EndNote. Publications in Elements may be displayed in Curtin researchers’ profiles and also forms the source data for staff portfolios, as well as for university statutory reporting and accreditation.

You can now access Elements training materials.

Defense Trades Control

Informal Research Risk Assessment

Staff Portal

Accordion

Animal Ethics Committee

Animal Ethics Reference Guide – updated

Animal Use Competencies

Standard Operating Procedures

Slide Feature

HDR supervisor training

Cards

Supervisor induction

Notes and iLectures from previous seminars