Handbook

In this subject, Students will be guided by their supervisor(s) to develop their knowledge, skills, and confidence as a researcher, particularly in relation to data analysis and interpretation. Through regular communication with their supervisor(s), students will have opportunities to reflect on their collected data, analyses, and interpretations. Students will develop practical insights into real-world research writing and dissemination processes. Students will develop a deeper understanding of the world of professional research by working through the process of writing a dissertation, or a research report for (potential) publication, under the guidance of their research supervisor(s). Students will also present this research orally to an audience of interested end-users or stakeholders.

HRS442 (32 Points) and HRS443 (16 points) are the same subject with different point values that reflects the subject hours allocated to that subject code: 16 points requires between 240 and 320 hours and 32 points requires up to a maximum of 640 hours. These variations occur to allow those in integrated Honours programs to include advanced discipline subjects in their Honours program and reflects the intended depth of study required for the Honours project design. Course Documentation determines whether a student enrols in HRS442 or HRS443.