Research practice

Research at the University of Leeds is conducted according to the principles of academic excellence, community, integrity, inclusiveness and professionalism.

These principles encourage you to consider the wider consequences of your research, and engage with the practical, ethical and intellectual challenges inherent in high-quality research.

Research practice overview

Research at the University of Leeds is conducted according to the principles of academic excellence, community, integrity, inclusiveness and professionalism.

Research practice training and tests

All PGRs should complete the academic integrity, research integrity and research ethics training, whatever stage you are at in your studies.

Ethics review process

To manage and support research ethics, the University undertakes a rigorous ethics review process.

Academic integrity reflects a commitment to good study practices and shared values. It ensures your work is a true expression of your personal understanding and original ideas, while giving credit to others for their contributions.

ORCID

An ORCID ID is a digital identifier that distinguishes you from every other researcher.

Data management plans

A data management plan describes how you will collect, organise, analyse, preserve, and share research data.

Research in practice

During your research project, there may be practical issues to consider to keep yourself and other people safe. Read more about how health and safety, fieldwork, pregnancy and other circumstances are managed.

E-thesis

All PGRs are required to upload their final, examined thesis to our eTheses repository, White Rose eTheses Online (WREO), as a single PDF file.