A course for honours students in the School of Social Sciences preparing students for the writing of an honours thesis. Topics include using library resources for honours students including research consultation and access to databases; structuring and writing a thesis, gaining ethics approval for collecting data; constructing a conceptual framework for a thesis; researching and writing literature reviews; the role of theory in research and the use of theory in framing and conducting a research project in the social sciences; epistemological frameworks in the social sciences; the role of a supervisor in undertaking an honours thesis including responsibilities of supervisor and student;... -- Course Website
Prerequisites: Enrolment in an honours program in Politics, International Relations, Sociology and Anthropology, Development Studies, Criminology or European Studies
