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121-035 Research Project in Geography and Environmental Studies (Advanced) | |
Note | Formerly available as 121-378. Students who have completed 121-378 are not eligible to enrol in this subject. |
Availability | 3rd year |
Credit Points | 12.5 |
Coordinator | Assoc Prof Neal Enright |
Prerequisites | An advanced level of achievement (i.e. H1 or H2A standard) in at least 50 points of approved second/third year Geography or Environmental Studies subjects in your home faculty. Students wishing to enrol must obtain written permission from the Head of Department. |
Semester | 1 and 2 (view timetable) |
Contact | A 1-hour weekly meeting with the supervisor/coordinator, and a minimum of 65 hours of research and writing during the semester |
Subject Description | A special study based on field research (normally outside Victoria) in an area of interest arising from one or more of the departmental subjects taken by the student. Students will gain a thorough understanding of a particular geographical or environmental issue and how it relates to the broader perspective of the relevant discipline. The subject will demonstrate how to research and evaluate a wide range of literature sources for information on the chosen topic; and how to design, carry out and prepare a report which may involve the collection of some primary data. The subject is especially aimed at students who wish to engage in research activities overseas. |
Assessment | A research proposal essay of 1000 words, and a research report of 3000 words, and a hurdle requirement of a 15-minute oral presentation. |
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