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Shorter Thesis - International Justice (INTS70001)
Masters time-based researchOn Campus (Parkville)
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A shorter thesis based on original research, on a topic approved by the course coordinator.
Intended learning outcomes
Students who successfully complete this project should:
- have developed an understanding of the fundamentals of philosophical argumentation and theory;
- be able to demonstrate a substantial knowledge of the area of International Justice;
- understand the theoretical sources of the key concepts in this area of study;
- understand the application of these concepts to their professional field or study area;
- have developed research and analysis skills to enable further study in the area of international justice at a higher academic level; and
- present theories and arguments concisely and critically.
Generic skills
Students who successfully complete this subject should:
- undertake advanced study in a specialised branch of philosophy as determined by the student;
- acquire research skills and an understanding of the methods required for advanced research in philosophy; and
- complete a major thesis, based on original research and revealing an awareness of current theoretical directions in their chosen field.
Last updated: 3 November 2022