Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Honours)
Course Overview
The Honours program is an alternative option for students going into the second session of third year from either the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education pass degree or the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Dean's Scholar) degree. Students have the opportunity to be involved in a research project of their own choice or interest or work with a Health and Physical Education academic as part of their research. All students will receive supervision throughout their research project and will be required to complete a thesis detailing their research project, their methods and their findings. Participation in the Honours program can lead to further research opportunities as a postgraduate student. Honours students are encouraged to: Make a contribution to theory, research and pedagogy of education Conduct independent research in the form of a thesis as well as other forums such as conference presentations and journal articles Seek out opportunities and apply knowledge in educational research that will contribute beneficially to educational research and practice Participate in the research culture within the School of Education
