Graduate Certificate in Research Design

Postgraduate

Mode

On campus

Campus

Adelaide City Campus, Magill, Mawson Lakes, Mt Gambier, Roseworthy Campus, Waite Campus, Whyalla

Duration

0.5 year(s) full-time

Program code

GCRDS

Study as

Full time or part time

Indicative annual fees

Commonwealth Supported

Non-tuition fees

SATAC code

AGC122

Prerequisite

Completion of 0.5 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) of research skills development.

Assumed knowledge

None

Entry requirements

Admission criteria

To be eligible for admission, an applicant must have achieved at least one of the following minimum entry requirements and demonstrate that they fulfill any prerequisite and essential criteria for admission:

Higher education study

A completed bachelor degree (AQF level 7) or higher from a recognised higher education institution;

Professional experience

Equivalent professional / employment experience.

Additional requirements

Admission will be conditional on the availability of a suitable supervisory panel and resources to support the proposed research proposal development.

Note:

Please note that entry requirements for this degree are provisional and subject to change.

Degree Structure: Graduate Certificate in Research Design

Program code: GCRDS

Complete 24 units comprising:

24 units for all Core courses

Study plan

A study plan sets out the courses you will need to complete and the recommended timing for each one. This will help to guide your enrolment in each study period, alongside any additional information provided below. If you have received a personalised plan or alternative advice from your Program Director, please refer to that guidance in the first instance, or seek help from your Program Director or Student Assist if you are unsure.

Choose your course type

Year 1

Semester 1

Units 12

RESE6000 | Research Project Definition (12 units) ¹

Course type

1 Core courses

Units 12

RESE6001 | Research Planning and Proposal (12 units) ¹

Course type

1 Core courses

Enrolment information

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Courses

Listed here are all the courses that contribute to your program, including elective options that can be chosen. These courses come together to form your study plan. Courses fall into different categories, each of which have specific unit values that need to be met under the program rules.