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G01 Bachelor of Social Science (Youth Work) Honours

Note: This course is under review for 2004 and may be replaced.  Please contact the School of International, Cultural and Community Studies.

 

The Bachelor of Social Science Honours (Youth Work) program aims to provide students, who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in the first three years of their degree course, with an opportunity to extend their skills in research and research methodology and to further develop their analysis of issues in youth studies and youth policy.

 

The honours course comprises two units which develop research skills and research methodology, and an honours thesis.

 

MODE OF STUDY

This course is available by full-time or part-time study.

 

 
Semester 1
HYW5101 Preparation of Thesis Proposal 20 
plus two units selected from:
RES5101 Research Preparation: Methods of Research 20 
RES5102 Research Preparation: Qualitative Approaches 20 
RES5103 Research Preparation: Quantitative Research Methods 20 
RES5105 Research Preparation:The Context of Research 20 
 
Semester 2
HYW5102 Thesis Development 20 
HYW5103 Thesis Development 20 
HYW5104 Thesis Development 20 
 
 
 
 
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Last Updated - Higher Education: 18/11/2004