Division of Research
The Division of Research oversees the advancement of high-impact research and creative activity at UNLV that fosters innovation to increase its global standing as a Carnegie R1 Institution.
The federal administration's recent Executive Orders affect federal proposals and awards. Researchers should closely monitor to understand implications on ongoing and future research activities. View federal transition information.
Research Offices
The UNLV Division of Research offers a variety of support services to our students, faculty, partners, and community through the following offices:
Office of Clinical Trials
A vital resource in supporting intervention, observational, and epidemiological research related to human subjects. The Office of Clinical Trials provides liaison services to the Principal Investigator and the sponsors, developing strategic alliances and partnerships between the two, and centralizing support for efficient and successful clinical research.
Office of Research Integrity
Only when research is conducted in a safe and conscientious manner can people rely on the outcomes.
To this end, the Office of Research Integrity promotes the ethical and responsible conduct of research by helping UNLV researchers comply with regulations at local, state, and federal levels.
Office of Sponsored Programs
Funding is critical for launching, conducting, and continuing research, scholarship, and creative activities. The Office of Sponsored Programs enhances and facilitates these and other sponsored activities by providing the university community with professional administrative and financial expertise in the management of external funding.
Research Resources
Start Here
The Research Campus Workspace serves as a central hub that brings together all your research and funding resources in one convenient location. It provides guidance on getting started with research, finding funding opportunities, and staying informed and connected. The workspace also offers training and educational resources, supports interdisciplinary and collaborative research, and assists with proposal development. Additionally, it covers key areas such as working with human and animal subjects, research ethics and misconduct, conflict of interest, export control, and contracts and use agreements. You'll find resources for navigating grants in Workday, managing and spending research funds, ensuring data management and security, and handling reporting and post-award activities.
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Report a Concern
You are encouraged to report any concerns about research at UNLV. Reports can be submitted in several ways:
- Contact Kelly Tidwell at kelly.tidwell@unlv.edu or 702-895-1828.
- Visit Ethicspoint website or call Ethicspoint anonymously at 1-844-665-2938
There is no retaliation for submitting a report.