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Build a strong grounding in research methodologies before pursuing a thesis in any field related to 'sustainable and livable cities'. The Master of Applied Research caters to bachelor's graduates from all academic backgrounds.
By enrolling in Victoria University's Master of Applied Research, you'll explore essential subjects to launch your successful research journey, covering research techniques, ethical considerations, project planning, and specialized knowledge in your chosen field. After achieving a 70% average in coursework, you'll embark on your own research project in an area of personal enthusiasm.
Program objectives
VU's innovative Master of Applied Research enables students to conduct and finalize a supervised research project at master's level (AQF 9). This is accomplished through introductory coursework units addressing a) research process fundamentals and expectations, and b) relevant disciplinary specialization when applicable. The research journey is further supported through milestone requirements that ensure guidance, quality standards, and timely project completion.
AQF level 9 competencies: Graduates will possess expert knowledge and capabilities for research, professional application, or continued education, enabling them to:
Upon completing this program, students will be able to:
Exhibit comprehensive knowledge of core principles and contemporary discussions surrounding research ethics and integrity;
Show awareness of applicable national guidelines and institutional policies affecting research conduct across different environments;
Recognize crucial ethical considerations specific to their research domain;
Evaluate potential solutions to ethical challenges that may emerge in their research field; and
Articulately justify ethical stances relevant to their research practice and project design.
Enhance advanced academic communication skills in both written and spoken formats.