Research integrity
At IUIH, doing research the right way matters deeply to us. Researchers have the responsibility to carry out their work in a way that is responsible, ethical, and respectful, in line with the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research, 2018 and IUIH’s policies and guidelines.
Research Integrity Advisors
Our Research Integrity Advisors are experienced, culturally informed practitioners who can offer a safe and supportive space to yarn about research related concerns. There are there to provide support, and confidential advice.
Our Research Integrity Advisors can help you work out:
- whether your concern relates to a potential breach of the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research, 2018
- other pathways if the concern is not research related
- what options are available if you would like to make a research complaint.
Consulting a Research Integrity Advisor
Research Integrity Advisors are located across the IUIH Network to ensure independence from individual research projects and teams. If you have a question or worries about how research is being done, we encourage you to reach out to a Research Integrity Advisor early. A yarn can often sort things out before they become bigger issues.
How to make a complaint
We encourage you to have a yarn with a Research Integrity Advisor in the first instance.
Formal complaints can be made by contacting the Director, Knowledge and Research Centre using this form.
Note: You can choose to remain anonymous, but if you do not provide sufficient information to enable a proper assessment, our ability to deal with your complaint may be proportionately diminished.
