• Unit objectives
• Unit structure
• Unit codes
• Supervisors in the School of Biological Environment and Chemical Sciences

Unit objectives

While undertaking a Research Project you will:

• Gain a deeper understanding of an aspect of natural resource management which interests you

• Develop your intellectual independence and resilience

• Deepen your skills in evaluating, and constructing, arguments

• Develop advanced levels of literacy and numeracy

• Develop your skills in problem-solving

• Draw upon your planning skills

• Build your professional network

• Contribute to improved land and resource management in the tropical north!

Unit structure

You can structure your enrolment in the research project a number of ways. Firstly, you can choose between part-time or full-time enrolment. Many students choose a part-time option. This may be the best option if you want to consider field work in different seasons, for example. Secondly, you can commence in either first or second semester.

Unit codes

There are two unit codes for the MTEM research project.

If you are commencing part-time study in semester 2, you will be required to re-enroll in the first semester of the following year.

Supervisors in the School of Science & Primary Industry

At least one supervisor must be from CDU. Please refer to the Course Information Handbook for an up to date listing of the research interests of School staff. We also encourage you to have an external supervisor for your project. All supervisors will need to be approved by the Unit Coordinator.

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30 October, 2006