Events and Workshops

AI tools like ChatGPT are transforming how we learn and create - but what's acceptable practice for a student and what crosses the line? In this interactive workshop, we'll move beyond simple do's and don'ts to explore real scenarios you might face as a student.

An engaging and interactive workshop designed to spark meaningful conversations about ethical dilemmas and decision-making in the workplace. This in-person training session is not just another lecture—it’s a dynamic experience driven by real-world scenarios.

The information stand will promote knowledge and awareness of the importance and value of integrity to UQ. UQ staff will be available to answer any questions you may have about research, academic and workplace integrity. Everyone is welcome!

Meet the Research Integrity Advisors for BEL and join in a discussion around the responsible management of research data and other research integrity issues in Business, Economics and Law.

The information stand will promote knowledge and awareness of the importance and value of integrity to UQ. UQ staff will be available to answer any questions you may have about research, academic and workplace integrity. Everyone is welcome!

Meet the Research Integrity Advisors for HASS and join in a discussion around authorship and research integrity issues in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.

In this session, the following topics related to Human Research Ethics will discussed:
• Principles of ethical research
• Review Pathways
• The process of seeking ethical approval
• Ethics application form (HREA)

How Advancement and Community Engagement uses tools and processes to safeguard the University’s reputation and drive responsible philanthropy. Face-to-face session and online session.

This session, both face-to-face and online, presents UQ findings on student use of AI and offers educators the opportunity to design strategies for supporting responsible use.

This session will introduce candidates to the research integrity framework within which they will operate while at UQ. It will explain the basis of research integrity policies, the principal polices, advisors' and candidates' main obligations, and the key sources of support and guidance that are available.

The aim of this workshop is to provide staff with the skills to safely intervene if they witness harmful or discriminatory behaviour in the university environment.

An engaging and interactive workshop designed to spark meaningful conversations about ethical dilemmas and decision-making in the workplace—driven by real-world scenarios.

The UQ Research Integrity Training Course for staff will cover the principles of the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research (the Code) as well as providing an understanding of the UQ Policies and Procedures which support responsible research practices.

This workshop focusses on understanding how to use sources to build your argument/position, understanding when, why and how to cite references in-text, and avoiding confusion and disruption to flow when citing multiple sources.

All UQ researchers, teaching staff and students using live non-human vertebrates, cephalopods or crustaceans (if working interstate) require approval from an Animal Ethics Committee (AEC) prior to commencing any animal work. This face-to-face session covers the legal framework and guiding policy and procedures, the ethical and guiding principles, and the process of seeking ethics approval to ensure the University upholds its commitment to protecting animal welfare.

Integrity Week will be officially opened by Professor Mark Blows, Provost at UQ, followed by the keynote event—a panel discussion on the importance of integrity as a core value of the University. Panel members will discuss honest, ethical and principled workplace culture and strategies for leaders to navigate and address challenges effectively.