Online training registration form

Please note that this course is only available to UKRIO subscriber organisations. You can verify your organisation's subscription status here. 

This form should be completed by individuals who either manage their organisation’s UKRIO subscription or are authorised to arrange access to our online course materials for learners.

Introduction to research integrity

Introduction to research integrity is a four-module course designed to provide a strong foundational understanding of research integrity principles, along with practical guidance on how to apply them in everyday research practices.

The ethics of research involving human participants

The ethics of research involving human participants is a suite of training courses designed to help staff and students gain a deeper understanding of ethical research and navigate the challenges that arise when conducting research involving human participants. 

It is comprised of three standalone courses:

• Course 1: The ethics of research involving human participants: an introduction
• Course 2: Navigating the complexity, risks, and benefits of emotionally challenging or sensitive research
• Course 3: Research with children and young people

You can read about the contents of these courses here.

 

Accessing the courses

Currently, subscribers have unlimited places to enrol their learners in UKRIO online training courses. This is subject to discretion from UKRIO, who will monitor for reasonable use. UKRIO reserves the right to limit access to preserve financial viability for the charity.

Below are access details particular to individual courses:

Introduction to research integrity: Learners can enrol and take the course until 30 June 2026. At this time, the course will briefly be offline and an updated version of the course will be re-launched in late September. Learners will still be able to enrol for the course during the offline period.

The ethics of research involving human participants (all courses): Unlimited places until 31 July 2027.

You can learn more about accessing our courses here.

Terms and conditions

To enrol your organisation in this course, you must also agree to the Terms and Conditions, which cover data and privacy, terms of use, and permitted and prohibited activities. These can be found here.

 

There are two ways your organisation can deliver the course to your learners:

• URL: Course administrators receive a unique URL learners can use to access and self-enrol in the course using their name and organisational email.
  
  
• Dispatch: The course is delivered via a Dispatch file (SCORM 2004 format) that allows course administrators to host the course using their own Learning Management System (LMS).
  
  • If you opt to deliver the course via Dispatch, you can configure the course to enable Personal Identifying Information (PII) hashing, which will anonymise user data. Please note that this may limit your ability to identify users in reporting.

For additional information on course delivery methods, please see here.

To support the delivery and maintenance of our online training at your organisation, we require a dedicated point of contact(s). This individual will receive communications and materials to assist with the delivery, upkeep, and promotion of the courses within your organisation. They may also be your organisation’s UKRIO subscription managers.

This contact should be responsible for the technical delivery of the course to learners. If you are delivering the course via Dispatch, they should be familiar with navigating your organisation’s LMS.