Ethics Training
AIATSIS provides training and resources for researchers, PhD students, Human Research Ethics Committees, Indigenous communities and anyone else involved in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research.
The AIATSIS ethics training is designed to teach, inform and mentor participants. This ensures the best ethical standards are incorporated into any projects involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research.
Ethics training is facilitated face to face by qualified research facilitators including AIATSIS Research Ethics Committee members. Through AIATSIS’ specialised ethics training, participants will acquire:
- An awareness of the ethical framework for research in Australia
- An understanding of the ethical principles underpinning the AIATSIS Guidelines
- An understanding of key issues in designing and undertaking ethical engagement practices
- Knowledge on how to apply the principals in practice
- An overview of the process and expectations for ethical clearance
Training can be customised to meet the needs of individual participants, communities, HRECs or organisations.
Participants are encouraged to bring prospective ethical dilemmas in their work or involvement with research, to be discussed during the training.
For more information, please contact ethics@aiatsis.gov.au
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AIATSIS Ethics Workshop |
Up to 30 people |
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AIATSIS Ethics Coaching Session |
1–6 people |
Forms, Templates and Guides
AIATSIS produces supplementary resources to the guidelines such a templates and topic specific guides to assist in the practical application of the ethical principles. Further resources will be developed over time.
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