ENVS7700A Honours Research Project in the Environment (4.5/22.5 units)

Professor Mike Gardner

Students in a four year award must have received in their last 36 units at least a credit average or better (GPA of 5 or greater) to enrol in this topic.

2021

4.5

1 Admission into HBAGIS-Bachelor of Applied Geographical Information Systems (Honours)
1a Admission into HBA-Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
1b Admission into HBEM-Bachelor of Environmental Management (Honours)
1c Admission into HBSC-Bachelor of Science (Honours)
2 103.5 units of topics
3 Admission into BSCHEN-Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Environmental Science)
4 Admission into BSCHWS-Bachelor of Science (Honours)
4a Admission into BSCH-Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Enhanced Program for High Achievers)
5 Admission into BSC-OCCS-Ocean and Climate Sciences
5a Admission into BSC-EHWR-Environmental Hydrology and Water Resources
5b Admission into BSCH-ENSC-Environmental Science
6 103.5 units of topics
Must Satisfy: (((1 or 1a or 1b or 1c)) or (2 and 3) or ((4 or 4a) and (5 or 5a or 5b) and 6))

1 of EASC4700A, EASC4710A, EASC4720A, ENVS4700A, GEOG7700A, GEOG7710A, GEOG7720A has been successfully completed

This topic is taught and assessed as a continuum.

Students will undertake a research project in one of the environmental disciplines represented in the College. The content of the research will vary from student to student depending on student interest and the project they choose to undertake as part of their study.

This Honours program aims to provide students with advanced professional knowledge and skills relating to a range of environmental disciplines. Depending upon the nature of their project, students will gain experience in laboratory measurements, field techniques and/or computer modelling. Research skills such as data analysis, literature review and communication of findings (both orally and in the form of a research thesis) will be enhanced.

On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:

Have gained advanced knowledge relevant to the discipline

Understand and apply the scientific method

To critically review and interpret scientific information

Develop and test scientific hypotheses

Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing

Work both independently and within interdisciplinary research groups

Value ethical behaviour

Key dates and timetable

Timetable details for 2021 are no longer published.

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