Manage my research
If you’ve landed here it means you might want to ask for help, log or track a request, compliment or complaint.
Log new project request
Welcome to the first step in getting your research project underway.
You may be looking to conduct a feasibility questionnaire, get ethics approval, apply
for funding or trying to work out what protocol to use in your research. You’re in the
right spot.
Research Architect, powered by VicTRI, is the online tool that helps you manage all
your research projects and streamline the administrative side of your work.
You will need to register a user profile to get started on any requests and from there,
you’ll be able to track the progress of cases (i.e. requests) and have improved
visibility of your research requests through the Research Architect Portal.
Research Architect will replace the manual processes associated with Ethical
Review Manager (ERM) and subsequent emails and will instead, provide a one-stop-shop
for your ethics, governance and administration responsibilities.
If you have any questions, please contact us and we can help you navigate the
system.
Log post-approval request
Hi, if you’ve landed here, you want us to help you by logging:
- Your changes to your approved research and/or research agreement
- Log an Annual or Final compliance report
- Log a Correspondence request
- Safety event
- Telling us something about your approved research
- Asking us a question about your approved research
- Please email your post-approval request to [email protected]
Track my request
Hi, if you’ve landed here, you want us to help you see if your request has been:
- Submitted for review
- Is under review
- Requires your attention, i.e., we have questions for you
- Approved!
Log in to see your request OR drop your tracking ID into the search bar.
Log complaint or compliment
Sometimes things go wrong. That’s why we want to hear from you. Tell us what has gone wrong and how we can help.
Sometimes, things go well! Tell us what we have done well!
Help! Where do I start?
We get it, research is complex. If you’ve landed here, you should book a consultation to speak to a real person. Or fill out the form and tell us what your problem is and how we can help!
