Further information
- Research Grants Office
- Research Development Office
- Research Assessment Unit
- Animal Care Services
- The Research Integrity Office, which incorporates:
- The Research Management System: eRM
- The Graduate Research and Scholarships Office
- The UWA Research Expertise database
This list is for staff and students of UWA is used to convey time sensitive information, such as for ARC, NHMRC and internal funding schemes.
Useful links
If you are intending to conduct any research at UWA, you must ensure you comply with a series of policies and guidelines.
Overarching policies
- Code of conduct for the responsible practice of research
- Procedures for dealing with allegations of research misconduct
- The Use of Animals in Research and Teaching
Animals and research
UWA
- Use of animals, policies and procedures (for submission of applications to the Animal Ethics Committee).
- The Chief Investigator's responsibilities to the animals
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for UWA's animal care facilities
- Using 'n' animals in research
- Procedure in the case of an animal being unwell
- Reporting animal deaths
- Anaesthesia policy
- Euthanasia policy
- Antibody Production
- Approval of animal breeding colonies
- Annual reporting of animal use statistics
- Use of animal tissues or carcass material
- Applications dealing with GM animals
- Animal monitoring
- Transfer of animals between projects
- How to notify the Animal Ethics Office if a researcher is not treating his/her animals correctly
- Annual reporting of animal use statistics
- Safety in research: risk assessment
- Applications dealing with GM animals
- Reporting on a pilot/trial study
Approval for new project applications to external funding agencies
Many external funding agencies, for example the NHMRC, require Animal Ethics Committee approval of all animal work involved in a successful grant application before funding may be taken up.
- Gene Technology Regulation Administrative Procedures
- GM Dealing Annual Report
- Exempt Dealing
- Notifiable Low Risk Dealing
- Licensed Dealing
- Granting clearance of projects involving use of carcinogens, mutagens and teratogens for NHMRC and ARC research project grants
- Animal Handling Safety and Health Procedures
- Biological Hazards
- Infectious Diseases
- Sharps Injury and Disposal of Sharps
- UWA Student Placement Guidelines
- UWA Travel Policy (including for international travel)
Other policies
University information
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