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ETHICS EXEMPTION DECLARATION Name of student Student number Degree programme Year of registration Title of thesis/dissertation Department Supervisor Cosupervisor(s) [if applicable] I hereby declare

How to fill out research project ethics exemption

How to fill out research project ethics exemption

1. Begin by identifying the type of research project you are conducting.
2. Review the criteria for ethics exemption provided by your institution or ethics board.
3. Prepare a clear project summary that outlines the purpose, methods, and outcomes of your research.
4. Specify the type of data you will collect and how it will be used.
5. Ensure that your research poses minimal risk to participants.
6. Complete the exemption application form, providing all required details accurately.
7. Gather any additional documentation needed, such as consent forms or advisory letters.
8. Submit the application to the relevant ethics review board or committee for review.

Who needs research project ethics exemption?

1. Researchers conducting studies that involve human subjects or data collection.
2. Students working on academic research projects that require institutional approval.
3. Institutions that require a formal process for assessing ethical considerations in research.

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What is research project ethics exemption?

Research project ethics exemption refers to a status granted to certain research activities that do not require full ethical review because they pose minimal risk to participants or involve specific criteria that exclude them from standard ethics review processes.

Who is required to file research project ethics exemption?

Researchers conducting studies that may qualify for an exemption from full ethics review must file for research project ethics exemption. This typically includes faculty, students, or staff involved in academic research activities.

How to fill out research project ethics exemption?

To fill out a research project ethics exemption, researchers must complete a designated application form, provide a brief description of their study, outline the procedures involved, and specify how participants' rights are protected, along with any other required information as specified by the reviewing ethics board.

What is the purpose of research project ethics exemption?

The purpose of research project ethics exemption is to streamline the research process for studies that involve minimal risk to participants, ensuring that ethical oversight is focused on projects that necessitate more scrutiny while promoting efficient research practices.

What information must be reported on research project ethics exemption?

Information that must be reported includes the research objectives, methodology, potential risks to participants, measures for protecting confidentiality, the nature of participant involvement, and any potential benefits of the research.