Research & ethics
Research at the institute
The institute gives great importance to its academic and research role through active participation in local and international scientific conferences, which are an important platform for exchanging knowledge and experience among researchers and specialists in management. The institute also supports research by publishing a peer-reviewed scientific journal devoted to original studies and research that keep pace with recent developments in the administrative sciences. The journal is an effective means of enriching academic knowledge and of encouraging faculty members and researchers to produce distinguished scholarly work, strengthening the institute’s standing and contributing to community service and sustainable development.
Research ethics charter
Raya Institute for Management and Foreign Trade is committed to promoting integrity and transparency in all research activities
The research ethics charter regulates research conduct so as to ensure the quality and credibility of research and respect for the rights of everyone taking part in the research process.
The charter's basic principles
Principle 1 Academic integrity
Researchers present data and results honestly and accurately, without falsifying, distorting or withholding information.
Principle 2 Avoiding plagiarism
Researchers follow the rules of scholarly citation and never use other people’s ideas or texts without acknowledging their sources.
Principle 3 Objectivity and impartiality
Researchers rely on the scientific method to analyse data and interpret results, free from bias or the influence of personal interests.
Principle 4 Respect for intellectual property
Researchers protect the rights of other authors and researchers and comply with intellectual property laws.
Principle 5 Scientific responsibility
Researchers bear full responsibility for the accuracy of the information and results of their research.
Principle 6 Respect for research participants
The privacy and confidentiality of the data of individuals and organizations taking part in the research must be protected.
Principle 7 Scientific cooperation
Joint research and the exchange of knowledge are encouraged, to help develop research and serve the community.
Principle 8 Research that serves the community
Researchers make sure that their research helps address economic and social issues and supports development plans.