Pharmacy Honours C (CSA433) - Courses & Units - University of Tasmania, Australia

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Unit name	Pharmacy Honours C
Unit code	CSA433
Credit points	25
Faculty/School	College of Health and Medicine School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Discipline	Pharmacy
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Requisites

Prerequisites

CSA432 or CSA321

Co-requisites

CSA434

Teaching

Teaching Pattern	Students are expected to work approximately 1-2 days per week on their project. Research skills tutorials and academic supervision are provided.
Assessment	Submission of a written research proposal (max. 8,000 words, not including appendices), including a literature review, research plan and all ethics documentation (if applicable) (pass/fail) and presentation of a progress seminar (10 minutes duration with 5 minutes Q & A) (pass/fail). Students will be awarded an interim completion (IC) grade following the successful completion of the assessment tasks in this unit, with a unit result awarded once CSA434 is completed.
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Teaching Pattern

Students are expected to work approximately 1-2 days per week on their project. Research skills tutorials and academic supervision are provided.

Assessment

Submission of a written research proposal (max. 8,000 words, not including appendices), including a literature review, research plan and all ethics documentation (if applicable) (pass/fail) and presentation of a progress seminar (10 minutes duration with 5 minutes Q & A) (pass/fail).

Students will be awarded an interim completion (IC) grade following the successful completion of the assessment tasks in this unit, with a unit result awarded once CSA434 is completed.

Timetable

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Textbooks

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