Any project carried out by a person connected with the University and affiliated hospitals must conform with the University Policies concerning research. These policies cover guidelines concerning the use of facilities, budget preparations, legal authority, use of ethical review committees, studies involving human subjects, animals and biological hazards, application signing, award administration, publication, patents and licensing, travel and entertainment, and conflict of interest. UBC policies are enforced by the Office of Research Services.

UBC Policies Homepage

• Policy #16: Non-University Use of University Services and Facilities
• Policy #35: Salary Research Grants (Non-Study Leave)
• Policy #37: Salary Research Grants (Study Leave)
• Policy #85: Scholarly Integrity
• Policy #86: Extraordinary Expenses - Grant & Contract Funded Employees
• Policy #87: Research
• Policy #88: Patents & Licences
• Policy #89: Research and Other Studies Involving Human Subjects
• Policy #90: Overexpenditures in Contract & Grant Funded Accounts
• Policy #91: Purchase of Animals for Research & Teaching
• Policy #97: Conflict of Interest
• Policy #109: Ownership
• Policy #110: Third-Party Use of University Trade-Marks

UBC Board Signing Resolutions

• Resolution #1: Contracts and Agreements - General
• Resolution #11: Contracts and Agreements - Research

Other Policies and Procedures

• UBC Signature Policy: Applications for Research Funding
• Insurance and the Regeneration of Research Data
• Technology Commercialization Procedures (UILO)

Last updated March 13, 2008