Introduction to Trusted Research and Risk Management

In today's global research landscape, upholding the integrity, security, and ethical foundations of your work is paramount. This concise and accessible course introduces the principles of Trusted Research, a practical framework designed to help researchers, institutions, and industry partners identify and manage risks in research collaboration – especially within international research contexts.

Perfect for beginners and busy professionals, this course is ideal for anyone involved in or supporting research who needs a clear understanding of the risks, responsibilities, and best practices surrounding Trusted Research. Whether you are an academic, research support officer, or part of a commercial research partnership, you'll gain essential insights to foster secure and responsible research activity.

Through bite-sized videos, visual explainers, case studies, and interactive exercises, you'll explore:

• What is Trusted Research and Why Does It Matter? Understand the core concepts and importance of a robust research integrity framework.
• Legal, Ethical, and Security Risks in Research: Identify and analyze potential vulnerabilities in your research projects.
• Applying Trusted Research: Domestic & International Settings: Learn how to implement Trusted Research principles effectively in various research environments.
• Key Regulations: Gain familiarity with critical regulations including GDPR, Export Controls, and the NSI Act to ensure compliance.
• Escalation Procedures, Resources, and Risk Mitigation Strategies: Develop practical strategies for addressing and minimizing research-related risks.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to recognize and respond to research-related risks with confidence.

Looking to deepen your knowledge? Our Advanced Trusted Research module builds upon this foundation, offering a more in-depth exploration of practical implementation, complex case studies, and high-risk scenarios. Learn how to effectively manage research risks and ensure the highest standards of research ethics.