• HDR Rules of Candidature
• Research Code of Conduct
• HDR Supervision Code of Conduct
To access the policies above, go to the Avondale Policies repository and search for the policy name.

• Information about the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree, including instructions for how to apply.
• Information about the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree, including instructions for how to apply.
• Explore the Avondale Research repository, including past Avondale theses
• Explore the publications produced by Avondale Academic Press

• Research Code of Conduct
• HDR Rules of Candidature
To access the policies above, go to the Avondale Policies repository and search for the policy name.

• Explore Research at Avondale
• Explore the Avondale Research repository, including past Avondale these
• Explore the publications produced by Avondale Academic Press

• Explore the Australian Graduate Research Good Practice Principles, developed by the Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR).
• PhinisheD is an online discussion and support group for people who are working on their research thesis. You will often find discussions on this site involving people who experience the joy of research.
• The Thesis Whisperer is a blog that is written by Professor Inger Mewburn, director of researcher development at The Australian National University. You will often find discussions on this site involving people who experience the joy of research.

• HDR Confirmation of Candidature Procedure
• HDR Rules of Candidature
To access the policies above, go to the Avondale Policies repository and search for the policy name.

• Information about the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree, including instructions for how to apply.
• Information about the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree, including instructions for how to apply.
• Explore various sections, especially the “Get started”, “Thesis” and “Staying on track” sections, of the Avondale HDR Hub site (for Avondale HDR candidates)

• Explore the Australian Graduate Research Good Practice Principles, developed by the Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR)
• Explore the various stages of research as outlined in the Research Skill Development Framework, developed by John Willison at the University of Adelaide