This page provides links to external surveys that may be of interest to the research management community.

If you would like your survey featured on this page, please email ARMSCOO@researchmanagement.org.au with:

  • A survey title 
  • A brief summary of the survey (no more than 200 words)
  • evidence of ethics approval (or exemption, where applicable)
  • the survey link
  • the survey closing date

Surveys listed here should be relevant to research management practice, the research sector, or activities that support the improvement and development of the profession. We do not publish surveys that are primarily intended to promote an individual, organisation, product or service. To assist our members and contribute to the ongoing development of the profession, we ask that survey organisers provide a copy of the survey results once available.

Please note that surveys featured on this page are conducted by external parties and are not endorsed by ARMS. Inclusion on this page does not imply support for the survey, its findings, or the organisation conducting it.

Where required, survey organisers must be able to demonstrate appropriate human research ethics approval or exemption before a survey is listed.

We encourage members to review the survey information carefully before deciding whether to participate. Participation is always voluntary.

Queen's University

We are soliciting information on how institutions strategically support Research Centres and Institutes (RCIs). Your valuable feedback will help us propose different models/frameworks that distil best practices and produce actionable guidance that can be adapted to different contexts. We invite those who engage in RCI work to complete a survey, which we expect will take no longer than 10 minutes of your time. We would be grateful if you would consider helping us with this important research. Your participation is completely voluntary, and any responses you provide will be anonymous. While there are no direct benefits in participating in this study, our hope is that the findings will contribute valuable insights to inform best practices and develop effective models for supporting RCIs.

How Institutions Strategically Support Research Centres & Institutes