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HDR Advisory Panel for Empirical Research
Monash University
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Law students whose thesis involves humans, ie. interview, questionnaire or survey, must obtain approval from the Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee (MUHREC) by submitting an application using Ethics Review Manager (ERM).
For further information and resources to assist with your application refer to the Human Ethics website.
The Faculty has established an advisory panel to assist Law students undertaking empirical research. Members of this advisory panel have experience as a member of MUHREC and/or as a researcher conducting empirical research.
They are able to assist students and their supervisors in the initial stages of the design of their empirical research.
Members of the advisory panel are:
Genevieve Grant Professor Law Academic
Becky Batagol Associate Professor Law Academic
Katie O'Bryan Senior Lecturer Law Academic
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