ESTABLISHED LEVEL ACCREDITATION PROGRAM NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION!

EOIs close 1 June 2022.

ARMS is pleased to officially launch the newly created Established Level Accreditation Program (ELAP).

The ELAP sits between the Foundation Level Accreditation Program (FLAP) and the Advanced Level Accreditation Program (ALAP). It contains many of the elements previously included in the ALAP with the major differences being:

There is no workplace-based assignment in the ELAP. The workplace based assignment remains as part the new ALAP program.
The ELAP may be completed over three years.
Programs/workshops are individually priced allowing participants to spread the cost of the program over a longer period.
Participants may accrue points based upon prior learning from ARMS, such as the FLAP, Master Classes or Winter/Spring School Electives successfully completed after 01 Jan 2020.
Participants may apply for points based upon prior learning from organisations outside of ARMS when the programs have been completed within 12 months of application to the ELAP.

Many elements of the ELAP are available for purchase by individuals that are not participating in the ELAP but wish to undertake independent units of study for their professional development.

Click onto the links below to obtain more detailed information about the ELAP:

Want to find out more about the ELAP?

Watch our ELAP Q&A Session

If you have any queries regarding the ARMS ELAP, please contact:

Dana Watts, ARMS Accreditation Program Administrator ARMSAccreditation@researchmanagement.org.au or 08 8201 5592.

UPCOMING WINTER SCHOOL ELECTIVES

The following Electives are scheduled for the 2022 Winter School. Please save these dates in your calendar and note that the electives are delivered over multiple partial days. Attendance in all sessions is required, registrations are essential.

SPECIAL NOTE: For those individuals registering for the Established Level Accreditation Program (ELAP) attendance in all sessions, plus the successful completion of the assessment, is required to achieve credit for an Elective.

DEVELOPMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH TALENT
Presenter: Professor Moira Clay
Monday 30 May, Tuesday 07 & 14 June 2022
RESEARCH IMPACT: ASSESSING THE SOCIETAL BENEFITS OF RESEARCH
Presenter: Dr Mark Hochman
Wednesday 01, 08 & 15 June 2022
SECURING INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH FUNDING
Presenters: Dr Rado Faletič & Dr Martin Grabert
Thursday 02, 09 & 16 June 2022
ADVANCED CLINICAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENT
Presenter: Associate Professor Tam C. Nguyen
Monday 20 & 27 June, 04 July 2022
BUSINESS PROCESS IMPROVEMENT IN RESEARCH MANAGEMENT
Presenter: Dr Bryony Wakefield
Wednesday 22 & 29 June 2022
DATA DRIVEN RESEARCH IMPROVEMENT
Presenter: Professor Cameron Neylon
Thursday 30 June, 07 & 14 July 2022

If you have any queries regarding the Winter School Electives, please contact:

Dana Watts, ARMS Accreditation Program Administrator ARMSAccreditation@researchmanagement.org.au or 08 8201 5592.

ARMS-CASE 2022 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: PROGRAM ANNOUCEMENT

The ARMS-CASE Program Planning Committee have created a stimulating program schedule with a wide variety of speakers.

Please click here to view the program!

For more information about the conference and to register, please click here.

ARMS 2022 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS CLOSING 7 JUNE

Want to actively contribute to this year's conference program? Then why not consider submitting an abstract!

Abstract presentations are a great way to network and to show case all of the innovative things you and your colleagues have done in this space. Abstracts are invited from across a broad range of sub-themes including research priorities; research funding challenges and opportunities; research workforce; and research infrastructure. Don't miss out on this professional development opportunity!

For more information on how to submit an abstract for the conference please click here.

Abstract submission close 7 June 2022, don't miss out!