This year Australia's established (2020) National HREC Conference has extended its reach to New Zealand.
The Conference organisers are delighted to invite you to join them for this exciting conference, where professionals from around Australia and New Zealand come together to advance the field of human research ethics. Whether you are a committee member, HREC Chair, professional staff, or researcher, this conference offers a unique opportunity to engage with leading voices and explore critical issues that shape research ethics.
The HREC Conference is dedicated to fostering dialogue, sharing knowledge, and promoting best practices in the ethical conduct of human research. Over the course of this event, you will have the chance to participate in a variety of sessions, including keynote addresses, workshops and online discussion opportunities, aimed at enhancing your practical and ethical application of your skills and knowledge.
Delivered through online webinars and recorded videos the conference aims to facilitate optimal attendee engagement and content accessibility.
This conference will again be free and held virtually across 3 full days from 25 - 27 November 2025 in the AEST-Brisbane time zone (GMT+10).
The meeting time are in AEST-QLD
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Recordings of previous conferences can be found here.
Once you have registered, you will receive an email 1 week, 2 days and 30 minutes before the conference starts. A zoom link to each day of the conference will be provided.
The conference can be watched on any device, all you need is the internet.
If you missed a session, presentations will be made as a resource after the meeting for those presenters who have agreed.
You can find previous conference resources on our HREC Conference webpage.
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