
The Bachelor of Applied Research (Honours) is a one-year standalone program designed to complement an existing bachelor's degree. It equips you with advanced analytical, research, and project management skills, applicable across various fields. This degree allows you to undertake a significant research project in an area of your interest, contributing new knowledge to your chosen discipline and enhancing your profile in the job market. It is an articulated program, allowing for further study progression.
The course involves 64 credit points of study, with an expected workload of 10-12 hours per week per 8-point subject. This includes time for assignments, readings, research, and potential attendance at online or on-campus intensive schools for deeper subject understanding. Full-time study is equivalent to a full-time job.
Graduates will be prepared for a variety of roles that require strong analytical and research capabilities.
Fees are indicative and based on full-time study. Fee-paying students may be eligible for FEE-HELP. Commonwealth supported places may be available for eligible domestic students. International students are advised to consult the university for specific fee information. Discounts may apply for Canadian and UK citizens.
This is a one-year standalone program designed to complement an existing bachelor's degree. It requires full-time study.
The application deadline for the next intake is February 12, 2027. The course is scheduled to start on February 28, 2027.
Graduates are prepared for roles requiring strong analytical and research capabilities, such as Business analyst, Economist, Paralegal, Research data analyst, Research intelligence officer, and Research officer.
To apply, you will need to prepare academic transcripts, proof of identity, and English proficiency results, if applicable.
The program is offered in an online study mode. Some subjects may involve potential attendance at online or on-campus intensive schools for deeper understanding.