Registration will open Wednesday 1st May 2024, so please do save the date in your calendar.

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Welcome to the registration page for the PGR and ECR Research Ethics Conference (PEREC)! We are thrilled to invite you to join us for an engaging and enriching experience centred around research ethics in the academic community.

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About PEREC:

PEREC is a platform designed to facilitate dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing among postgraduate researchers (PGRs) and early career researchers (ECRs) in the field of research ethics. Our conference provides a unique opportunity for scholars from diverse backgrounds and disciplines to come together, exchange ideas, and explore ethical considerations shaping contemporary research practices.

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Why Attend PEREC?

• Networking: Connect with fellow researchers, scholars, and practitioners passionate about research ethics.

• Learning: Gain insights from keynote speakers, panel discussions, and presentations on cutting-edge research and ethical frameworks.

• Opportunity: Showcase your own research through paper presentations, poster sessions, and workshops.

• Community: Join a supportive community dedicated to fostering ethical research practices and academic integrity.

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Registration Details:

• Registration for PEREC is now open, with fees ranging from £0 to £30 per person.

• Thanks to generous subsidies from the Research Ethics Association, University of Bath, University of Exeter, and Research England, we are able to offer affordable and free registration rates.

• Refreshments and lunch will be provided for all attendees, and a drinks reception is scheduled for networking.

• As spaces are limited and demand is high, we kindly request that you only register if you intend to attend. If your plans change, please release your ticket to accommodate those on the waiting list.

• As part of our commitment to responsible stewardship of resources, we ask attendees to consider the value of their registration and the importance of ensuring access to as many participants as possible.

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