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Candidates undertaking non-lab based research should enrol in this course for each semester of their candidature when 1 unit of enrolment is required.
Non-lab areas include: Business and Commerce, Creative Arts and Media, Education, Health and Community (i.e. except Biomedical and Laboratory Medicine and, Psychology), Humanities and Communication, Information Technology, Law and Justice and Sciences (with sub-areas of Applied Data Science, Mathematics and Statistics).

This course is part of a supervised research project which provides opportunities for motivated and highly qualified students to undertake advanced study and to produce a research-based thesis. Students develop the appropriate research skills and specialist knowledge which will enhance their career prospects or allow them to undertake further studies. The emphasis of the program is on developing the appropriate knowledge and skills to undertake independent research and professional practice.

On completion of this course students should be able to:

1. Investigate a substantial, complex and relevant area of research with specialised research skills that enable them to advance their discipline.
2. Critically evaluate relevant research literature, theoretical propositions, methodologies and findings to design and conduct original research.
3. Cogently present, verbally and in writing research findings which include propositions, creative works, insights and conclusions to their peers and professional community.
4. Independently and systematically apply specialised technical and research skills to plan and execute a research project, undertake research ethically according to the discipline standards and generate new knowledge and original insights that make a contribution to their discipline.
5. Apply principles of integrity, research ethics, judgement, adaptability and responsibility in ways appropriate to an expert in their discipline.