• HDR Thesis Examination Procedure
• HDR Rules of Candidature
To access the policies above, go to the Avondale Policies repository and search for the policy name.
Explore the “Thesis/ Writing up the thesis” section of the Avondale HDR Hub site (for Avondale HDR candidates)
Explore the following sections of the Avondale HDR Hub site (for Avondale HDR candidates):
• Submission/ Almost ready to submit
• Submission/ Intention to submit
Explore the Avondale Research repository, including past Avondale theses
Explore the publications produced by Avondale Academic Press
Information about the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree, including “Course Structure/ Milestones” and “Course Structure/ PhD Thesis”.
Information about the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree, including “Course Structure/ Milestones” and “Course Structure/ MPhil Thesis”.
PhinisheD is an online discussion and support group for people who are working on their research thesis. You will often find discussions about issues on this site related to preparing your thesis for submission.
The Thesis Whisperer is a blog that is written by Professor Inger Mewburn, director of researcher development at The Australian National University. This site often includes discussions and resources that provide tips and recommendations about preparing your thesis for submission.
Note that you may find information about how to prepare your thesis for examination on various other universities’ websites. While this information can include some useful tips for Avondale MPhil and PhD candidates, please note that there will always be differences between the thesis submission processes used by different universities. Remember to ensure you follow the policies and processes used by Avondale when preparing your thesis for submission. Consult the Avondale HDR Hub site, the Research Services Office staff or your supervisors for more information.
• HDR Thesis Examination Procedure
• HDR Rules of Candidature
To access the policies above, go to the Avondale Policies repository and search for the policy name.
• Explore the Avondale Research repository, including past Avondale theses
• Research at Avondale
PhinisheD is an online discussion and support group for people who are working on their research thesis. You will often find discussions about issues on this site related to submitting your thesis for examination.
The Thesis Whisperer is a blog that is written by Professor Inger Mewburn, director of researcher development at The Australian National University. This site often includes discussions and resources that provide tips and recommendations about submitting your thesis for examination.
Note that you may find information about how to submit your thesis for examination on various other universities’ websites. While this information can include some useful tips for Avondale MPhil and PhD candidates, please note that there will always be differences between the thesis submission processes used by different universities. Remember to ensure you follow the policies and processes used by Avondale when submitting your thesis for examination. Consult the Avondale HDR Hub site, the Research Services Office staff or your supervisors for more information.
HDR Thesis Examination Procedure
HDR Rules of Candidature
Graduation & Award Conferral Policy
To access the policies above, go to the Avondale Policies repository and search for the policy name.
Explore the Avondale Research repository, including past Avondale theses
Research at Avondale
Information about the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree, including “Course Structure/ Milestones” and “Course Structure/ PhD Thesis”.
Information about the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree, including “Course Structure/ Milestones” and “Course Structure/ MPhil Thesis”.
PhinisheD is an online discussion and support group for people who are working on their research thesis. You will often find discussions about issues on this site related to the examination of theses.
The Thesis Whisperer is a blog that is written by Professor Inger Mewburn, director of researcher development at The Australian National University. This site often includes discussions about the examination of theses.
Note that you may find information about how theses are examined on various other universities’ websites. While this information can include some useful tips for Avondale MPhil and PhD candidates, please note that there will always be differences between the thesis examination processes used by different universities. Remember to ensure you follow the policies and processes used by Avondale when seeking information about how your thesis will be examined. Consult the Avondale HDR Hub site, the Research Services Office staff or your supervisors for more information.
