Bachelor (Honours)
The Bachelor of Applied Research (Honours) at Charles Sturt University is a standalone Honours year that enhances your technical skills with high-level analysis, research, and project management. It includes a major research project in your area of interest, preparing you for advanced career opportunities.
Add the perfect complement to your bachelor's degree. The Bachelor of Applied Research (Honours) at Charles Sturt University is a standalone Honours year that adds high-level analysis, research and project management to your technical skill set. Whether you've studied accounting, business, computer science, criminology, emergency management, IT, law, management or maths, this degree is your platform to take your studies to the next level.
You'll complete a major research project in your area of interest and bring new knowledge and insights to your field. What's more, these additional aptitudes will make you stand out in the marketplace when you graduate.
This course is part of an articulated program of study. Articulated programs allow you to build on your study to achieve the right level of qualification for you.
A bachelor degree or any double or combined degree from an Australian or approved overseas university in any of the following disciplines with a demonstrated credit or higher Grade Point Average (GPA) gained in these broad fields of education:
Only in exceptional circumstances will this requirement be waived by the Faculty and this waiver must have the approval of the Executive Dean.
Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply. Click here to view the specific international course entry requirements.
From producing compelling presentations and preparing project briefs, to developing policy and controlling budgets, you'll develop applied research methods that are in demand across any job in any industry.
You'll dive deep into data, directing pilot studies and fieldwork where appropriate, then drawing accurate conclusions to drive next best steps.
You'll combine communication and organisational skills to effectively create, deliver and report on projects - and coordinate stakeholders.
When you graduate, you'll be ready to make your mark in a wide range of careers, including:
32 Credit Points
CodeTitleCredit PointsRES401Honours Research Methods16 credit ptsRES402Honours Theory and Proposal16 credit ptsCompulsory subjects32 Credit Points
Students complete one or two dissertation subjects based on their mode of study. Students from the School of Computing and Mathematics select the second group of subjects
Dissertation subject32 Credit Points
CodeTitleCredit PointsRES403Social Science Honours Dissertation FT32 credit ptsRES404Social Science Honours Dissertation PT Part A16 credit ptsRES405Social Science Honours Dissertation PT Part B16 credit ptsDissertation subject - School of Computing and Mathematics32 Credit Points
CodeTitleCredit PointsHRC432Computing and Mathematics Honours Dissertation FT32 credit ptsHRC417Computing and Mathematics Honours Dissertation PT Part A16 credit ptsHRC418Computing and Mathematics Honours Dissertation PT Part B16 credit ptsFor enrolment pattern please refer to the handbook.
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