HDR PROJECTS ELEMENTS 3 CODE
Responsibilities for ensuring HDR candidates are provided with appropriate facilities and resources are detailed in the Code of Practice for the Supervision of HDR Candidates. Further, in the provision of space to HDR candidates, the right of all candidates to work in an environment that is free from harassment, bullying and unlawful discrimination will be respected. The facilities provided will meet University policy requirements for occupational health and safety, and will be in keeping with the Griffith University Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research, including safe and secure storage of research data and primary materials. Within these standards, provision will also be made for part-time and remote candidates. The level of support and resources to be provided will also be dependent on the nature of the research activity. Each Element will be responsible for providing information to its candidates on the support that is to be provided. This includes physical facilities, financial assistance and participation in research culture. The following represents the University's recommended minimum standard of resources, facilities and other support to be provided to HDR candidates. The provision of appropriate resources and facilities to Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidates is integral to ensuring HDR candidates are able to conduct and complete their research in a timely manner, as well as providing candidates with the best possible research environment and experience. Minimum standard of resources, facilities and other support
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