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GCAS Institutional Review Board (IRB) Application

IRB Form

Please complete this application form for the IRB to review. In most cases you will need IRB clearance for your research (in the social sciences) before you enter year 2 of the PhD program.

Name
Name
First Name
Last Name

RISKS FOR PARTICIPANTS

RESEARCH TOPIC

GEOGRAPHICAL RISKS

RESEARCHER'S SELF EVALUATION AND ETHICAL AWARENESS

Documentation

Required: Liability Release Form

Complete these three steps:

  1. Download the Liability Release Form using the button below.
  2. Sign the form (print and sign, or use a digital signature).
  3. Upload the signed form using the upload field below.


⬇ Download Liability Release Form (PDF)

Note: Your application cannot be reviewed until the signed Liability Release Form has been uploaded. Accepted formats: PDF, JPG, PNG.

Maximum file size: 516MB

Required: Preliminary Consent Form

Complete these three steps:

  1. Download the Preliminary Consent Form using the button below.
  2. Sign the form (print and sign, or use a digital signature).
  3. Upload the signed form using the upload field below.


⬇ Download Preliminary Consent Form (PDF)

Note: Your application cannot be reviewed until the signed Preliminary Consent Form has been uploaded. Accepted formats: PDF, JPG, PNG.

Maximum file size: 516MB

Required: Preliminary Research Protocol

Complete these three steps:

  1. Download the Preliminary Research Protocol using the button below.
  2. Complete and sign the form (print and sign, or use a digital signature).
  3. Upload the completed form using the upload field below.


⬇ Download Preliminary Research Protocol (PDF)

Note: Your application cannot be reviewed until the completed Preliminary Research Protocol has been uploaded. Accepted formats: PDF, JPG, PNG.

Maximum file size: 516MB

250€ Application Fee -- This fee pays the committee members for their time and expertise.

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