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HDR Workshop

Guide to completing ethics applications: how to use Snap Forms, required workflows

For HDR students
Presenter Ethics & Integrity Co-ordinator
Date/Time
to
Contact person
Research Degrees
E: research.degrees@cdu.edu.au
Location Red9 Sem1.48 (Casuarina Campus) & Online (Teams)
Open to CDU staff and students

 

Guide to complete ethics application

Take the stress out of your ethics application. This practical workshop will guide you through completing an ethics application with online forms, navigating the required workflows, and avoiding common mistakes that can delay review. Bring your questions and leave with practical tips, greater confidence, and a clearer pathway to submission.

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