Course overview
The aim of this course is to build upon knowledge acquired in Research Methods, developing methodologies and practices necessary to integrate theoretical, technological, behavioural, environmental, and ethical issues within art and design practice. Taken in conjunction with Masters Project 1, the course content covers development of research strategies applicable to artefacts and literature informing the evolution of your work in Masters Project 1 & 2. The outcome of this course is an academic thesis-style report. This course aligns with the program's intent to provide specialist knowledge and skills applicable to professional practice and lifelong learning in art and design fields.
- Analyse and Assess
- Define and Contextualise
- Refine and Present
Course learning outcomes
- Applies academic writing and research methods, reflecting varied perspectives, in a chosen discipline
- Executes and demonstrates independent research that integrates contemporary or historic theories and discourses
- Employs effective written, visual and oral presentation techniques to effectively articulate the research and development processes applied to a project.
- Analyses and reflects upon independent practice-based research and/or design thinking to demonstrate a deep understanding of the chosen subject matter.