ForskPro registration

Student projects could be registered in ForskPro in two ways, either as a sub-project under an existing project, or as a free-standing project (with its own entry). The supervisor (an employee) must make the registration.


 

Sub-projects

If the student project is a sub-part of an existing project, simply upload the project description of the student project under the ForskPro entry of the main project:

  • Click into the existing project and upload document(s) under the heading "Prosjektbeskrivelse med vedlegg".   
  • File name(s) should refer to the student, e.g. "Master_Northug_21.pdf"
  • How the student handles data is highly relevant (tools used, temporary data storage, own computer etc.) and could be included in the protocol (preferred) or in a separate data management plan (DMP).     

 

 

Free-standing projects 

Establish new project by clicking "Registrer nytt prosjekt" in the ForskPro portal:

Step 1 - Define project

  • Give project title
  • Define project responsible (predefined - change if required) 
  • Define responsible unit (predefined - change if required)
  • Indicate whether or not the project deals with personal information
  • Indicate whether or not it is a health project

Once filled in click 'generate project'

 

Step 2 - Fill in relevant info (depends on how the project was defined in step 1)  

About the project:

  • Project info could be imported from NSD (if relevant)
  • Define collaborating institutions (if any)
  • Define involved researchers (internal and external) - add students name
  • Project type - choose "Studentprosjekt"
  • Define project timeline
  • Add short project summary
  • Provide link to project web page (if relevant)
  • Upload relevant project documents; protocol, DMP, other files if relevant
  • Indicate whether TSD is used and provide project number (if relevant)
  • Indicate the use of any biobank (if relevant)

Approvals

  • Upload any approvals (if relevant)

Click "Lagre og vis" to finalize registration. 

 

Published Jan. 18, 2021 2:16 PM - Last modified Mar. 14, 2022 6:36 AM