Role of the Office
The Office of Research and Innovation is responsible for administering all externally funded research awards, as well as central University research funding schemes. It is the first point of contact for staff seeking assistance in identifying funding opportunities. It advises on applications, and arranges submission to funding agencies. It manages the administration of grants once awarded, including contractual requirements. The Office deals with funding bodies on all pre and post-award matters, including progress and final reports and the preparation of financial statements.

The Office of Research and Innovation provides strategic and operational support to the University’s research program, and has a crucial role in facilitating the University’s research outcomes. The Office is involved in developing the University’s research profile and in developing and implementing research policies. The Office also provides the University with strategic and operational links with external agencies, including funding bodies.

The innovation arm of the Office assists researchers in assessing their inventions for commercial potential, and provides guidance on Intellectual Property protection, and commercialising inventions.

Resources:
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