Redeemer’s University Launches Maiden Research Ethics and Integrity Workshop

Redeemer’s University on Monday, October 26, 2026, commenced its maiden Research Ethics, Integrity and Compliance Workshop to promote responsible research and ensure that the highest ethical standards guide research activities across the institution.

The initiative, organised through the Directorate of Research and Innovation Management (DRIM), aims to strengthen research ethics, improve compliance and encourage responsible research practices within the university.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Shadrach Olufemi Akindele, reaffirmed the university’s support for DRIM and the Research Ethics Committee. He also commended the Director of DRIM, Dr Chinedu Ugwu, for his initiative and commitment to advancing research integrity.

The workshop is expected to promote ethical research practices, strengthen compliance with established standards and facilitate more timely decisions on research proposals.

The university emphasised that the pursuit of knowledge must always be guided by integrity, with responsible research serving as a foundation for academic excellence and innovation.