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Monash University Higher Degree by Research students are required to submit a digital copy of their final thesis for examination through the Monash Graduate Research Office portal - See Thesis submission and examination for more information and to access the Thesis Examination Portal.
If you are completing your degree with the IITB-Monash Research Academy, please contact MGRO ( mgro-thesisexams @monash.edu) who will provide you with instructions for submitting your thesis.
On acceptance, the thesis will then be automatically added to the Monash University Research Repository for archiving and public discoverability in bridges .monash.edu . Requests for changes to the information in the record, adding or removing an embargo, or changes to the thesis file itself must be submitted in writing to the Monash Graduate Research Office: mgro-thesisexams @monash.edu.
Publishing of the final thesis to the Research Repository is an automated procedure, students should therefore take care to supply the correct information and select the appropriate access category when submitting the thesis for examination.
Access options when submitting final thesis
1. open access.
The bibliographical details and the full-text of the thesis will be publicly discoverable and accessible (viewed and/or downloaded). The student retains copyright on the thesis but grants Monash University a non-exclusive licence to publish the thesis in the Bridges research repository. The student will need to seek permission to publish any sensitive or third-party material within the thesis.
2. Open access with initial temporary embargo
Requests to have your thesis placed under an initial embargo must be approved by the Monash Graduate Research Office (MGRO) for reasons relating to sensitive or confidential information, or publishing intent.
If approved, the full-text of the thesis will not be made available to anyone for a specified period of time, as approved by MGRO. The public will only have access to the bibliographical details of the thesis. These bibliographical details include the title, abstract, and keywords for the thesis.
Once the embargo period has elapsed, the thesis will automatically revert to open access. The full-text of the thesis will then be publicly discoverable and accessible (viewed and/or downloaded).
3. Restricted access
If your thesis contains sensitive or third-party content for which you do not have copyright permission to publish, it should be submitted with a request to make the file restricted access.
The full-text of the thesis will not be published online. The public will only have access to the bibliographical details of the thesis. These bibliographical details include the title, abstract, and keywords for the thesis.
The Library may still supply the full-text of the thesis, in whole or in part, for research purposes through institutional document delivery services, as permitted under Section 51 (2) of the Australia Copyright Act 1968.
4 Restricted access with initial temporary embargo
Once the embargo period has elapsed, the thesis will automatically revert to restricted access. The full-text of the thesis will remain unpublished, however the Library may supply the full-text, in whole or in part, for research purposes through institutional document delivery services, as permitted under Section 51 (2) of the Australia Copyright Act 1968.
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| Original language | English |
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| Type | Booklet |
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| Number of pages | 41 |
| Place of Publication | Melbourne Vic Australia |
| Publication status | Published - 2024 |
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PHH4101 - Public health research proposal - 2018
12 points, sca band 2, 0.250 eftsl, undergraduate - unit.
Refer to the specific census and withdrawal dates for the semester(s) in which this unit is offered.
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
Organisational Unit
South Africa School of Health Sciences
Chief examiner(s)
Dr Natasha Khamisa
Coordinator(s)
Dr Juliana Kagura
Unit guides
- First semester
South Africa
- First semester 2018 ( Off-campus )
- First semester 2018 (On-campus)
Prerequisites
Completion of the 144 credit point, three year Bachelor of Public Health degree or equivalent.
Co-requisites
Prohibitions
This unit aims to develop students' understanding and skills in the quantitative and qualitative research methods that underpin contemporary global public health and health science research, including the analysis, interpretation and reporting of data from such research. The unit introduces students to the theoretical, methodological and ethical issues underpinning contemporary global public health and health science research. It provides direction and guidance in identifying a meaningful research question and in developing the skills and knowledge needed to design and write a research proposal. It reintroduces students to quantitative and qualitative research frameworks and data analysis techniques needed both to undertake the study and to write a research report.
Upon successful completion of this unit, students should be able to:
- Produce a research report to meet the standard required at honours level by developing an outline and plan of a research process suitable for the research project;
- Critique the outline and plan for a research project;
- Explain the characteristics of research questions and formulate a research question relevant to the research project;
- Identify the research frameworks used in a range of research projects;
- Select the most suitable research framework/methodology for given examples of research projects; and justify the research framework/methodology chosen for the research project;
- Link research paradigms or methods to research questions;
- Identify the most appropriate data analysis methods for different research frameworks;
- Select the most suitable data analysis methods for the research project; and,
- Justify the data analysis methods chosen for the research project;
- Identify future research activities in which they would be interested to participate.
Students may be allocated to visit a community site on a fieldwork to learn methods of community entry and how to conduct research fieldwork in different communities. This will be a supervised fieldwork visit done with the lecturer/researcher.
- Class test (20%)
- Class presentation (20%)
- Methodology chapter (60%)
Workload requirements
Seminar and/or online learning activity (3 hours).
See also Unit timetable information
Off-campus attendance requirements
- Pre-lecture & self-directed learning activity (3 hours)
- Post-lecture discussion question (1 hour)
- Unit assessment / assignment (4 hours).
This unit applies to the following area(s) of study
Public health - South Africa
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The purpose of the proposal is to help you (as student) to focus and define your research plans. These plans are not binding, in that they may well change substantially as you progress in the research. However, they are an indication to your faculty of your direction and discipline as a researcher. They also help you to prepare your application ...
The Monash Doctoral Program enhances your research project with advanced training that equips you with the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to: Make an impact in academia, industry, government or community after graduation. It is a PhD designed to prepare graduates with the skills and capabilities sought by employers, giving you a ...
A research proposal describes your planned research. It presents your research topic and describes why this topic is significant, it reviews some of the key thinking related to the topic that can be found in published literature and it signals the approach you will take to gather data so that you can investigate the topic you propose.
Write a draft proposal To enter a PhD or Masters program at Monash University, students are required to submit a research proposal of approximately 2000-2500 words. This proposal should establish the area of research interest, identify research aims and research questions along with the research design of the intended project.
How to apply. If you are looking to join one of our research degree programs (PhD/Doctoral or Master's by Research), there are three things you can do to prepare. 1. Check your eligibility. Admission. Scholarships. Graduate Research Pathways. 2. Submit an expression of interest.
School of Business : Guidelines for writing a research proposal for Graduate Research Programs Prospective Graduate Research students are encouraged to use the following format when preparing a research proposal for application.
Application Submission Guide for Graduate Research Applicants. With your invitation to apply, you are now ready to start your application! This guide is not for all application types such as Re-admission, Higher Doctorate and Joint PhD (where Monash is the HOST application). Please refer to the How to Apply page for further information.
A Doctor of Philosophy involves the independent investigation of a research problem formulated by students in consultation with their supervisors (minimum two supervisors). You will produce a research thesis of no more than 80,000 words (or alternative approved output). The period of candidature is 3-4 years full-time or 6-8 years part-time.
Research Proposal Your application must include a Research Proposal. Please read the research proposal instructions. Your nominated supervisor will be able to assist with a suggested topic.
Arts Research Graduate School Menzies Building, Monash University VIC 3800 It is in your interest to provide ALL supporting information and documentation with this form.
Synopsis This unit guides student in the development of a high quality research proposal that underpins the empirical work undertaken as an honours student. It is delivered via face to face meetings and online modules. Students have different research training needs, varying with the nature of the proposed project. Students complete a compulsory ethics module and seven of 13 optional modules ...
Under the guidance of an academic supervisor, this unit allows you to develop a proposal for an independent research project which contributes to the body of knowledge in the field of business and commerce. As part of the process of research proposal development, you will identify a specific research area which is significant and worth ...
Submitting your thesis for examination Monash University Higher Degree by Research students are required to submit a digital copy of their final thesis for examination through the Monash Graduate Research Office portal - See Thesis submission and examination for more information and to access the Thesis Examination Portal.
The research proposal is a crucial part of any PhD or Masters course at Monash University. The research proposal is a detailed document that clearly states what the student intends to research.
The research proposal is essential for application to the Honours degree of Bachelor of Business and Commerce / Postgraduate Diploma in Business and Commerce course at Monash University Malaysia.
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Mumbai, 15 August 2024: IIT Bombay - Monash Research Academy (The Academy) has invited applications from eligible candidates for PhD admission in various research programs for the session December 2024. IIT Bombay- Monash Research Academy is a partnership between IIT Bombay and Monash University, Melbourne (Australia). The Academy is under-pinned by a PhD Agreement between […]
This unit aims to develop students' understanding and skills in the quantitative and qualitative research methods that underpin contemporary global public health and health science research, including the analysis, interpretation and reporting of data from such research. The unit introduces students to the theoretical, methodological and ...