Course level

Undergraduate

Units

8

Duration

Two Semesters

Class hours

N/A

Prerequisite

HUMN3100, HUMN3300

Restricted

Restricted to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Advanced Humanities (Honours).

Assessment methods

Thesis of 20,000 words

Course enquiries

Associate Professor Sally Butler

This course is not currently offered, please contact the school or faculty of your program.

Course description

A thesis reporting the findings of a year-long research project in the humanities. The thesis reports an original piece of research, grounded in knowledge of the theories and previous studies in the field or fields, and presented in a manner consistent with research reporting in that field or fields. The dissertation embodies a substantial amount of research on primary sources, or on scholarly and critical studies of such sources, or on both. In this context research can be defined as directly creating new knowledge, or locating and critically evaluating existing primary and secondary textual materials, or engaging in any other appropriate scholarly project, provided that the student's original contribution can be clearly identified.