This course will provide students with an opportunity to go extend their thesis project by exploring their research problem in more breadth &/or depth. The work students do for this course will build on the work completed in CEIC4951 and CEIC4952, and complement the work being undertaken for CEIC4953.
Further, this course will be especially relevant for students considering pursuing a research career in fields related to chemical engineering and food science. The activities in this course are designed to introduce students to the ways in which research is practiced and communicated in higher degree environment.
As this course acts as an extension to your thesis course, you cannot take this course at the same as CEIC4952. You are permitted to take this course at the same time as CEIC4953. In order to enrol in this course you need to have a WAM of at least 75, as well as the approval of your project supervisor and the course coordinator. Apart from in exceptional circumstances, students should continue with the same supervisor and project as they had in CEIC4951, CEIC4952 and CEIC4953.
