This page contains information and documents for ALSS research staff and students.

Research documents - Research events - Research funding - Ethics - Research clusters

ALSS research documents

Faculty Research Strategy 2007-11

ALSS research groupings and Unit of Assessment convenors

Research Methods Seminars 2010-11

ALSS Approved Assessors for Oral CoC

ALSS / CoDE Research Funding Day programme (15 June 2011)

For all other University-wide research documents, including research training dates, please visit the RDCS My.Anglia pages.

 

ALSS research events

ALSS Research Seminars 2011-12

English, Communication, Film and Media conferences and seminars

Music and Performing Arts Colloquia Series

Music and Performing Arts Conferences

 

Research funding

Please see the Research Development and Commercial Services pages for information on applying for research funding, both UK research funding and European and International Research Funding. These pages include information on funding news, funding sources and full economic costing.

All Anglia Ruskin University staff should also be able to access the Research Professional funding database, where they can set email alerts and search for relevant funding opportunities and research/funding news. For further information about funding opportunities and accessing the research database please contact Joanne Vine.

Research students can also find funding information on the ALSS PG Study website.

 

Ethics

Anyone who is undertaking a research project/dissertation needs to consider whether or not their research complies with ethics guidance.  Please read the guidance on the RDCS website and read the research ethics handbook.

All students undertaking research need to complete a checklist (see link above), in the first instance, and then a full ethics application if necessary.  If you are undertaking interviews, for example, you will need to complete an ethics application form.

Please be cognizant of this if you begin any new research projects. Please note you cannot be given retrospective Ethics approval.  If you supervise students you are deemed to be responsible for ensuring they have the correct level of approval.

Introduction to Research Ethics training dates:
(Please contact Brenda Joyce, 0845 196 4209 to check dates and book a place)

Tues 14th Feb 10-12.30 Chelmsford
Wed 15th Feb 10-12.30 Cambridge
Tues 20th March 10-12.30 Cambridge
Thurs 17th May 18:00-20.30 Chelmsford

Faculty Research Ethics Panel (FREP) meeting dates for 2011/12:

28 November 2011 (submission by 14 November 2011)
19 March 2012 (submission by 5 March 2012)
21 May 2012 (submission by 9 May)

The ALSS ethics panel consists of:

Penny English (Chair) - Zoe Bennett - Sarah Brown - David Hoyle - Helen Odell-Miller - Sebastian Rasinger - Nigel Ward - Helen Jones (Secretary) - Jason Slater


Please contact Jason Slater for more information.

ALSS research clusters

Cultures of the Digital Economy Research Institute (CoDE)
Anglia Research Centre in Digital Culture (ARCDigital)	The Centre for Children's Book Studies (CCBS)
Fine Art Research Unit (FARU)	Justice and Communities Research Unit (JACRU)
Labour History Research Unit (LHRU)	Music for Health Research Centre (MHRC)
Reinventing the Renaissance Research Centre (RtR)	Representation, Identity and the Body (RIB)
Research Unit for Intercultural and Transcultural Studies (RUITs)	Typographic Research Group (TRG)

 

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