The CIRB is charged with the ongoing development of procedures for identifying, reviewing, and managing financial conflicts of interest as they relate to extramurally-funded research and all research involving human subjects regardless of the funding source.

EHS ensures that UAB complies with occupational and environmental health and safety rules and regulations necessary to conduct research involving hazardous materials.

UAB is committed to conducting its affairs in ways that promote mutual trust and public confidence. All members of the UAB community are responsible for sustaining the highest ethical standards of excellence, integrity, honesty, and fairness and for integrating these values into teaching, research, patient care, business practices, and other services of the university.

IACUC oversees the use of animals for research, teaching, and testing conducted at or by UAB.

The UAB Institutional Review Board for Human Use is a committee established under federal regulations to help protect the rights and welfare of human parti​cipants in research conducted under the auspices of UAB.

IRAP supports electronic submission of funding applications and compliance forms and will seamlessly connect the operations of OSP, IRB, IACUC, IBC, Chemical Safety Committee, Radiation Safety Committee, and CIRB.

ISSS provides immigration compliance expertise and cultural exchange events for approximately 1,600 international students, scholars, clinical faculty, researchers, IT professionals, staff, and visitors.

The UAB Libraries provide access to an array of rich and diverse scholarly resources that inform intellectual, cultural, social, and economic transformation of its community. It also provides the essential expertise to support excellence in education, research, patient care, and community outreach that collectively advance the success and impact of UAB.

Offers guidance on finding funding, preparing proposals, submitting applications, managing awards, closing out your project, and commercialization.

The mission of RANG is to effectively optimize, engage, and coordinate the efforts of the Office of Research and the campus community of research administrators and faculty to identify issues, develop solutions, adopt best practices, tools, and tactics in the research administration arena, and to include a faculty voice on issues to support ongoing efforts to reduce the faculty burden in research administration.

The University Compliance Office manages UAB's Compliance Program, which serves as the framework for identifying areas of risk, addressing concerns, and measuring results.