Honours Study
Honours research opportunities are available to work on a research project with any of the MOBT academic staff and/or in any of our participating schools. Students enrol in the Honours course in the School within which the academic staff member is based: either the School of Molecular Bioscience, Chemistry or Biological Sciences.
Generally each School expects students to have achieved a Credit grade or higher in senior units of study. The Faculty of Science also requires that prospective honours students have a Science Weighted Average Mark (SCIWAM*) requirement of at least 65 - more...
As a guide, honours students generally have maintained at least a credit average, and often a distinction average, in their undergraduate units of study.
Links to the research interests of affiliated academic staff are provided below:
- Assoc. Prof. Kevin Downard - Viral and structural proteomics and bioinformatics
- Assoc. Prof. Neville Firth - Gene transfer mechanisms in bacteria
- Dr. Chiara Neto - Thin films, nanoparticles and self-assembly
- Prof. Tony Weiss - Human elastin assembly and tissue engineering
Honours assessment criteria by School*
Molecular Bioscience (SMB), Chemistry (CHEM), Biological Sciences (BIOL)
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School |
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Research |
60 |
45 |
75 |
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Thesis (+ oral exam where applicable) |
30 |
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Thesis talk |
15 |
15 |
0 |
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Coursework |
25 |
10 |
25 |
*To be used as a guide only. Follow School link for more detail on Honours study and assessment.