Research School of Chemistry · ANU College of Science and Medicine
A supervisor, who will guide the candidate in the selection of a suitable program of study and who will direct the research project, will be appointed for each honours candidate. The program of study includes a special schedule of lecture courses, details of which will be made available within the School. Candidates will normally be able to select their general field of investigation. Attendance at colloquia held in the School constitutes a part of the program and the candidates will be required to prepare and deliver seminars describing the background to (first seminar) and results from (second seminar) their research project. Candidates must submit a written report (thesis) describing the method and results of their investigation.
Assessment will be based on a combination of lecture courses, research project thesis, oral defence and seminar presentation. (null) [LO null]
Research Project Thesis (50%; LO 1-6)
Written and/or oral examinations on prescribed lecture course (30%; LOs of relevant courses)
Two seminar presentations on the research project only one of which will be assessed (10%; LO 6)
Oral defence of thesis (10%; LO 6)