About this course
The Master of Education Research is a supervised research degree that requires candidates to propose, design and implement a significant research project in education in an area that is of interest to the candidate or negotiated with the research supervisor. The program includes a one-semester coursework stage and a three-semester thesis stage. In the coursework stage candidates undertake four compulsory research training units which equip students with the knowledge and skills to design a sound research project, conduct a literature review, use quantitative and/or qualitative methods for data collection and analysis, and prepare a research and ethics proposal.
Entry requirements
• Level: Bachelor (Faculty: Related Field) • Minimum Score: 60% • Passout Year: Recent
Requirements change between intakes, and a profile that falls short on one line can still be admissible on another. Bring your transcripts in and we will assess them against the rules that apply on the day you apply.