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Course description

In this course students are required to undertake an individual research project in the area of Human Movement and Nutrition Studies to gain further experience in research. The experiences should allow the student a greater understanding of the research process within Human Movement and Nutrition Studies and will normally be between 120-150 hours in duration. Topics and content are determined by student or staff initiatives and staff availability. Students are required to work with an appropriate academic staff supervisor and register their project with the project registration page appropriate to their semester.¿ It is possible for students to undertake individual research projects under the direction and guidance of individuals who are not academic staff members of the school of HMNS. In these situations, there must still be an academic staff member of the school of HMNS to take a supervisor responsibility while the majority of the mentoring may be carried out by other approved individuals (e.g. post graduate research students, Sport Scientists from the QAS). The supervisor should liaise closely with the on-site supervisor to ensure progress is being made and assessment items are appropriately completed. HMST4925 requires that you find a supervisor and a research project ¿ this is not organised for you. We recommend that you have a project organised by the end of week 1 of the semester. The earlier you are organised the better. More information on how to organise a project and some listed projects and supervisors are available at the following link -https://hmns.uq.edu.au/current-students/honours-research-project

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