The life cycle of research project management begins when your research project requires funding from a granting agency or any other funder, whether public or private, and a research application or contract must be submitted, negotiated or signed. It ends when your last invoice is paid and your account is closed. It is important to note that this interdependent process requires the participation of several key players within different departments at the University.
General process of a research project
There are many resources for the research community, both at the faculty and institutional levels. These pages bring together a wealth of information to support you in your grant applications, research fund management, and dissemination projects.
Life cycle of research project management
Research management services
Policies and resources to manage research funds
Research toolbox
Discover internal resources for uOttawa’s research community
Policies, practices, and responsibilities
This section provides detailed information in regards to the various policies and regulations that play a role in the conduct of research.
Financial management
This section describes the financial management of a research project. Once all the documentation is in place, funds can be released and research can start!
Budget
Template, student salaries, postdoctoral fellow employees and travel costs.
