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2021 Research Integrity Training dates

Semester 212Tues 15 Jun HDR Students - Online 
 Wed 16 Jun HDR Students - Face to Face3_01_13
 Wed 23 Jun Academic & Professional Staff3_01_13
Semester 213Tue 12 OctHDR Students - Online 
 Thu 14 OctHDR Students - Face to FaceVenue TBA
 Tue 19 OctAcademic & Professional StaffVenue TBA

Research integrity involves upholding ethical standards in all aspects of academic work, including learning, teaching and research for all Bond University staff and students. It involves acting with the principles of honesty, fairness, trust, and responsibility and requires respect for knowledge and its development. Research integrity is foundational to the work of the academic community and applies in all areas of research endeavour including research data planning, security and storage, authorship, publication and reporting, and management of conflicts of interest.

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It is imperative that all researchers adhere to the highest principles of honesty, accuracy and integrity so that the total body of knowledge increases without distortion of the truth.

Bond University is proud of its research record and is committed to ensuring that researchers engage in research to the highest standards of professional conduct to safeguard its reputation in the global academic community.

Research misconduct is a failure to adhere to high standards of professional conduct and integrity and to the principles contained in the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research (2018) and Bond University policies as outlined below.

Where staff or students have a concern regarding a possible research integrity matter, they are encouraged to contact one of the Research Integrity Advisers listed below for advice:

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