Our policies
As a research-led institution, the University of Glasgow is committed to providing an environment that ensures our research is conducted to the highest quality standards.
We value the creation of knowledge for its own sake, but also recognise the importance of interacting with business and industry to enable the expertise of our staff to be of value to the wider community.
Our key research policies are:
Research Conduct
Ethics committee for non-clinical research involving human subjects
Dealing with allegations of research misconduct (pdf)
Code of Good Practice in Research (pdf) ***Currently under review***
Sponsorship of clinical research
Interaction with the wider community
General Policy for Externally Funded Activities (pdf)
Intellectual Property & Commercialisation Policy (pdf)
Research Structures
Constitution of Research Centres
Constitution of Research Institutes (See section 5)
Consultation responses
The University makes responses to consultation processes on a regular basis. Below you will find the University responses on consultations relating to research.
Links to the consultation documents are provided, where they are available.
| Subject/consultation document | University Response |
|---|---|
| Consultation: UK Quality Code for Higher Education, Chapter B11: Research Degrees |
QAA PGR Consultation Response (Mar 2012) |
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Draft panel criteria and working methods response Oct 11 (Oct 2011) |
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| Research Excellence Framework -2nd Consultation | REF 2nd Consultation - Response Dec 09 Annex A (Dec 2009) |
| SFC Research Excellence Framework | SFC Research Excellence Framework Response Feb 08 (Feb 2008 |
| RCUK Efficiency and effectiveness of peer review project | RCUK Efficiency and effectiveness of peer review project response Jan 07 (Jan 2007) |
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Science and Innovation Strategy for Scotland Response Jan 07 (Jan 2007) |
