Data management plan support for submissions to UKRI



For researchers preparing to submit a proposal to UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), a well-structured Data Management Plan (DMP) is essential.

UKRI funding bodies require applicants to outline how they will manage, store, and share their research data, ensuring transparency, reproducibility, and compliance with open research principles.

A strong DMP demonstrates a clear understanding of data governance, security, and ethical considerations, strengthening the overall research proposal.

At LJMU, we offer guidance to help researchers craft comprehensive DMPs that meet UKRI requirements.

What Should a UKRI Data Management Plan Include?

A UKRI-compliant DMP should cover key aspects such as:

  • Data collection and description – What data will be generated, in what format, and how will it be documented?
  • Data storage and security – How will data be stored, backed up, and protected during the research?
  • Ethical and legal considerations – Does the data contain sensitive information? How will confidentiality be maintained?
  • Data sharing and accessibility – Will the data be made publicly available, and if so, under what conditions?

Support for LJMU researchers

LJMU researchers can access tailored support in writing their DMPs, ensuring compliance with UKRI expectations. Our Research Data Management team provides:

  • One-to-one reviews
  • Guidance on best practices and funder requirements
  • Resources and templates for structuring your DMP

By integrating an effective DMP into your research proposal, you can enhance the impact and sustainability of your research while meeting UKRI’s data policies.

Get in Touch

If you need assistance with your DMP, email Amie Longthorne.



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