An Institutional Review Board (IRB) application is needed when a student, faculty member, and/or employee of Pepperdine University wants to conduct research. To conduct research, Pepperdine's Graduate and Professional Schools IRB must review your research proposal. Pepperdine University IRB's goal is to protect researchers and all research participants.Â
Step One: Determine the Level of Review and Type of Application
Step Two: Complete Human Subjects Training
Step Three: Familiarize Yourself with eProtocol
Step Four: Gather the Necessary Materials for Submission
Step Five: Consult IRB (if necessary)
Step Six: Submit Your Application
Before you apply for IRB, as a researcher, you must comply with all federal regulatory guidelines. To conduct research at Pepperdine University, approved information sheets, assent, and consent forms are required. Visit IRB Forms to access.
To start the application process visit IRB Application
To learn more about the IRB process, visit Pepperdine Community IRB