Information on University policies and expectations on ethics and integrity, training and where to find more support. University policies and expectations The University is committed to ensuring that research ethics, integrity and governance are firmly embedded in our ethos and culture. Edinburgh Research Office (ERO) hosts information on what is ethics, what is integrity, researcher responsibilities and research misconduct. Edinburgh Research Office (ERO) ethics and integrity pages (login required) Each College has comprehensive information on ethics and integrity and the webpages are linked below. College of Science and Engineering research ethics and integrity College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences research ethics and integrity College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine research ethics and integrity Research ethics and integrity training The Institute for Academic Development (IAD) has a introductory online training course for all researchers at the University. This is complemented by more specialised and advanced training in some discipline areas. Introduction to Research Ethics and Integrity online course Introduction to Research Ethics and Integrity is an online training course developed by the Institute for Academic Development (IAD) in partnership with others across the University. It introduces the concepts of research ethics and integrity.By the end of the training you will: Develop a greater understanding of the core principles and practices of responsible and ethical research conduct, and;Be able to discern what areas may need further support or training to enhance your research practice. This training links to further guidance and training available within the University of Edinburgh, and collate key sources of information for further support. Introduction to Research Ethics and Integrity online training This article was published on 2025-05-21