University of Westminster Research Data Management Policy

Ranger, H. 2022. University of Westminster Research Data Management Policy. University of Westminster. https://doi.org/10.34737/w107v

TitleUniversity of Westminster Research Data Management Policy
AuthorsRanger, H.
Description

This policy outlines the obligations of and key expectations for researchers and the institution in relation to the management and preservation of research data and research related records created at the University of Westminster. This policy clarifies the responsibilities of both individual researchers and the institution in relation to good research data management and support.

This policy updates the University of Westminster Research Data Management Policy 2017.

This policy was written in April 2022 and was approved by Academic Council on 07/12/2022.

Year2022
PublisherUniversity of Westminster
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.34737/w107v
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