Frequently Used Services
HRPO/IRB Policies and guidelines, including the IRB Standard Operating Procedures, and a link to the Clinical Research Handbook provide a comprehensive overview of the policies and guidelines for conducting human subjects research at the University
NEW! If you don't see your question addressed, please don't hesitate to contact us directly at: 212-305-5883 or email: [email protected].
Find out about the revised federal regulations for human subjects research protection and how they affect you
IRB consultations are offered at the Morningside, Manhattanville and Medical Center campuses. Check here for times and locations for walk-in consults - no appointment necessary
The recently revised federal regulations for human subjects research are now listed here, along with other relevant federal and state regulations, and ethical principles of human subjects research
IRB reviews, creating and submitting a protocol, Consent Form templates and suggested language
All changes to the research protocol must be submitted for prospective IRB approval unless a change needs to be implemented immediately to remove or minimize an imminent harm to subjects
Find information about participating in research at the University
As a prerequisite for IRB approval, all human subjects researchers must complete CITI Human Subjects Protection and HIPAA Privacy training. Access training programs here.
IRB 101s and Monthly Investigator meetings (MIMs) are regularly scheduled information sessions. Slidedecks and materials from the meetings are posted here.
Recent Announcements
Introducing the EVPR Spotlight Series | Shining a Light on Research at Columbia
Dear Columbia Research Community,
The Office of the Executive Vice President for Research is pleased to introduce the EVPR Spotlight Series: Shining a Light on Research at Columbia. This new series brings together Columbia researchers and the University staff who support their work into the same conversation.
Each Spotlight will take us behind the scenes of a Columbia research story. Researchers will share their work, the questions and challenges they encountered, and how their research evolved. EVPR staff and other University partners will participate in the conversation by explaining how…
