In this subject, students will undertake a critical review of the literature, identifying any existing gap(s) in current scientific knowledge. Using this information, students will then develop a research plan/proposal to address this gap in knowledge. The context of the literature reviewed may be as broad or as focused as is required to meet the student's career plans. The proposal may include aspects of animal production, equine management, conservation biology and wildlife management, and the science underpinning these vocations. The role of Research Ethics Committees is highlighted.
HD/FL
One session
School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences
This subject is for students enrolled in an approved postgraduate course and final year Bachelor of Equine Science students.
Scientific writing
STA210 or VSC114 or other university statistics / biometry subject.
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