Norwich University of the Arts has a responsibility for ensuring that the research conducted by its staff and students maintains the highest possible standards of integrity, is conducted in accordance with the law and is consistent with best practice.
The University is strongly committed to fulfilling the principles of the Concordat to Support Research Integrity (2019) to create a framework for responsible research conduct and governance.
The University’s Research & Knowledge Exchange Committee oversees the integrity of the University’s research on behalf of University Senate and the University Council.
Staff and students engaged in research at Norwich University of the Arts must comply with the University’s Code of Practice on Research Ethics.
Application forms and guidelines for Research Ethics approval are available on the staff and student My Norwich University portals or by emailing the Research Office at rke@norwichuni.ac.uk
All research policy documents and codes of conduct are available to read and download below.
Below you will find documents which provide guidelines and codes of practice on the standards of conduct required by all staff and students engaged in research, as well as the procedure for investigating research misconduct.
We are a vibrant community of practitioners, theorists, and historians, who bring together creative teams from diverse backgrounds to work on tackling global challenges.
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We encourage applications for practice-based and/or written research degrees in arts, design and media disciplines.
Spanning from 1842 until present day, Norwich University’s Art Collection and archives contains a vast wealth of artwork from staff, students, and graduates alike, and documents showing the history of the university.
Research and Knowledge Exchange at Norwich is facilitated by a core team of academics, facilitators, curators and researchers.
