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What is ResearchMaster?

ResearchMaster Enterprise is the most comprehensive research management solution in the world. It helps you organise, administer, review and oversee research projects from inception to completion.

Use it to manage research information and processes.

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Find out more about ResearchMaster modules:

Higher degree by research (HDR)

Keep track of the progress of your HDR students, from applications to milestones to outputs and examinations. Access information securely, from anywhere.

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Costing and pricing

Cost out research projects effectively. Set standard costs and ensure any application accurately accounts for oft-overlooked line items in the budget, like facilities and consumables.

Ethics

Manage ethics applications. Track approvals, rejections and appeals. Use built-in logic and automated workflows to ensure the right processes are followed for the right projects.

Contracts

Link research contracts with projects, outputs, personnel, documentation and budgets. Manage standard clauses, variations and contract terms. Automate reminders.

Grants

Ensure accurate records and updated funding information. Keep track of requirements from major bodies and make accurate reports with live-updated data.

Quality Assessment

ResearchMaster’s data governance and management tools are perfectly placed to help you prepare for a data-driven, automated exercise in research quality assessment. Keep an eye out for our new quality assessment tool coming soon.

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The Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS) Conference 2024 is right around the corner. Taking place in sunny Darwin, at the well-appointed Darwin Convention Centre, this year’s conference theme is “Global and local research partnerships for a sustainable future.”

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The recent release of the Australian Universities Accord Final Report has created a mix of consternation and cautious optimism among industry commentators. While the very welcome refrain of ‘more funding!’ echoes through the report like a drum beat, other elements, like the proposed Higher Education Futures Fund, have attracted criticism from universities.

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The research landscape in Australia is complex. Funding is labyrinthine, and even industry professionals struggle to stay abreast of every possible rule change, roll-out, new initiative or reporting requirement. In this industry, recent years have seen abrupt or strange changes to funding rules, new demands on research administration, and unexpected changes to expected reporting requirements.…

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SES indicates university students are more concerned about education quality than freedom of expression

For the first time the Student Experience Survey has undertaken to measure perceptions of freedom of expression on campus, but it seems students themselves are broadly more concerned with the quality of their education.

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Where did university rankings come from, anyway?

Today we accept university rankings as business as usual, but the practice is newer than you might think. Today we accept higher education rankings as a global phenomenon: institutions know they’re coming, some might “massage” their data, ranking drops are fretted over, ranking rises crowed from the rooftops—and then the familiar pattern repeats for the next cycle.

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How can Australian universities improve their ability to adapt to regulatory uncertainty?

Superficially small, ground-level changes can improve the adaptability of a whole organisation. For universities, cultural change, supporting staff and co-workers, and ensuring high-quality professional communication can make all the difference.

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In the wake of Australia’s Foreign Relations (State and Territory Arrangements) Bill 2020 research administration is more important than ever

Australia’s Foreign Relations (State and Territory Arrangements) Bill 2020  is the latest piece of legislation concerning foreign interference and national security at a federal level. It requires that states, territories, local governments and public universities notify the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of their foreign arrangements, with the aim of ensuring that such arrangements do not adversely affect Australia’s foreign relations and are consistent with Australia’s foreign policy.

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