These qualifications are perfect if you are completing or have completed your undergraduate or postgraduate degrees to a high level, are interested in exploring and investigating a topic more deeply or simply curious in how you can progress new understandings in your field of study. They can also lead to higher degrees by research (HDR) such as doctoral studies in your area of interest.
There will be opportunities to learn foundational research skills, enhance your qualification/skill set, demonstrate that you can challenge yourself, work with a favourite lecturer and further develop your subject expertise by being part of world class research communities.
There are a diverse range of areas you could explore in communication, creative industries, education, humanities, information studies, Indigenous studies, Islamic studies, social work or theology.
You may even publish your work!
Bachelor of Arts and Social Science (Honours) (a pathway for those with a Bachelor qualification that wish to complete a ‘research component’ to become eligible for higher degrees)
https://study.csu.edu.au/courses/teaching-education/bachelor-of-arts-and-social-science-honours
Graduate Certificate in Arts and Social Science Research (a pathway for those with a Masters by Coursework that wish to complete a ‘research component’ to become eligible for higher degrees)
https://study.csu.edu.au/courses/teaching-education/graduate-certificate-arts-social-science-research
Includes developing a research proposal, studying methods in-depth and then a research project under supervision to develop a final dissertation.
1. Visit the online course brochure for session start dates and course information.
2. Think about the field you're interested in researching.
3. Consider who you would like to supervise you throughout your journey. Perhaps there's a lecturer from your previous studies you would like to reach out to? If not visit this site to find a supervisor in your field: https://arts-ed.csu.edu.au/higher-degrees/research-expertise
4. Apply
5. Any further questions? Email: FOAE-Course@csu.edu.au