Course overview
This course aims to develop in students the capacity to work independently under the guidance of a supervisor, to carry out research, and to effectively communicate the need for, process of, and results of the research. Each student will develop a plan of professional activities to enhance their professional development; undertake, document, and submit a reflection upon these activities; present a seminar regarding the process and results of their research; and, based on these, prepare and submit either a) a manuscript suitable for submission to an appropriate peer-reviewed journal (some supporting material may be requested to best demonstrate the acquisition of research skills), or b) a dissertation of 12,000 15,000 words (as negotiated with the course coordinator).
Course learning outcomes
- Successfully collaborate with colleagues and supervisor(s) in the design and execution of a research project.
- Demonstrate the skills required to conduct independent research, including:a) the ability to conduct effective literature searches, critically appraise the literature, and compile information.b) select and use an appropriate qualitative and/or quantitative research methodology to investigate a research problem or issue relevant to Counselling and Public Health.
- Identify and communicate the ethical dimensions of research and demonstrate the skills and attitudes of an ethical researcher.
- Develop an understanding of counselling research competencies by undertaking professional development activities and reflecting upon the experiences
- Use appropriate communication style and terminology to present research findings effectively in oral and written form
Availability
Class details
Adelaide City Campus East
Class number 29638
Section 01CE
Size 44
Available 44
Class details
Adelaide City Campus East
Class number 59307
Section 01CE
Size 44
Available 44
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