Module 4.2: Research Integrity - 09 September 2025 - Conference

This module is being delivered in person as a preconference workshop at the ARMS Conference in Melbourne. Registration is available via the conference website.

This module will focus on the principles that underpin the policies, processes, and procedures that govern responsible conduct of research. It will look at the ways in which your role as a research administrator or manager relates to research integrity and what to do if you are faced with a research integrity challenge. Importantly, the module will also cover how research managers and administrators can play a role in strengthening an organisation’s culture of research integrity.

This module looks at the principles of research integrity, the theory and practice of responsible conduct of research, the cultures of research integrity and how these are built and assessed, processes for investigating breaches of research integrity and allegations of research misconduct and the importance of research integrity for research managers.

It covers the emerging international Responsible Conduct of Research Codes, the Australian Code for Responsible Conduct of Research and examines institutional requirements of education, implementation, compliance and monitoring. Case studies provide opportunities for participants to discuss how responsible research practices can be implemented and how research management professionals might contribute to good cultures rather than being seen as playing merely a compliance role.

Key learning outcomes:

After completing this module, participants will have a foundational understanding of:

• Research integrity;
• Principles of research integrity;
• Theory and practices of the responsible conduct of research;
• Cultures of research integrity and how these are built and assessed;
• Processes of investigating allegations of research misconduct; and
• The importance of research managers for research integrity.

Who should attend:

This module is suitable for those who are new to the research management profession, those who have specialised in one area of research management and wish to broaden their knowledge and/or those who are experienced research management professionals but wish to refresh their knowledge in a specific topic area.

Research management professionals from all organisations and institutions will benefit from this module including those from:

• Research agencies and institutes;
• Medical research institutes;
• Research and development corporations;
• Research centres;
• Government departments;
• Funding bodies;
• Industrial research and development teams;
• Service providers;
• Commercialisation bodies; and
• Consultancies.

Presenter:

Dr Daniel Barr

Location: 

Pullman Melbourne, Albert Park

Cost:

ARMS Member: $405 AUD (GST inclusive)
Non-Member: $505 AUD (GST inclusive)

Registration:

• Registration is available via the conference website.
• Registration includes:
  • Attendance in the workshop;
  • Afternoon tea; and
  • All associated delivery material including the Body of Knowledge and a copy of the slide deck following the workshop.

Breaks:

• Afternoon tea - 15 minutes

Event Emails and Pre-reading:

• You will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration for this workshop. Please note that pending payments may delay the delivery of this email. If you require assistance, please contact the ARMS Accreditation and Member Engagement Coordinator.

• The confirmation email will include a link to the Body of Knowledge (pre-reading) and any other relevant study materials. These resources will be sent at least seven (7) days prior to the workshop or at the time of registration.

Cancellation Policy:

As per the ARMS Conference website.

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Enquiries:

Please reach out to our Accreditation and Member Engagement Coordinator at ARMSAccreditation@researchmanagement.org.au or +61 8 8201 5592.