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  1. How long am I allowed to take to complete my degree? Updated
    The following table outlines minimum and maximum duration of candidature according to the degree and study mode (full-time or part-time). In addition to the official duration, some schools set a...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
  2. Where do I find out about ethics approval processes at RMIT? Updated
    There are two kinds of ethics approval processes at RMIT: human ethics and animal ethics. Applications for research involving animals are referred to the RMIT Animal Ethics Committee to ensure...
    Date updated: 23/08/2010
  3. How do I write an application for ethics approval? Updated
    There are different application forms and processes for ethics approval depending on whether you are conducting animal or human research. The forms will guide you through the process of writing the...
    Date updated: 23/08/2010
  4. Who can I have as a supervisor? Updated
    All Higher degree by research (HDR) candidates must have a minimum of two supervisors: one senior supervisor and one second supervisor. Your senior supervisor must be a member of staff at RMIT. All...
    Date updated: 23/08/2010
  5. Can I get an extension of time to complete my research degree? Updated
    Yes. There are two categories of extensions to candidature: - Applications for extension beyond target dates up to maximum duration should be made in accordance with your school/college...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
  6. What is a Progress Report? Updated
    Progress reporting occurs every six months of your candidature. It consists of a written report by the senior supervisor and a report from the candidate, written jointly or independently. It also...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
  7. Can I take a Leave of Absence from my research degree? Updated
    Yes. Leave of Absence is normally permitted for up to a total of twelve (12) months during the entire program. This twelve month period must be approved under your school/college procedures. However...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
  8. Do I need to re-enrol in my research degree? Updated
    Yes. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have an active enrolment in each semester unless a period of Leave of Absence has been approved. Late enrolment fees apply for candidates who do not...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
  9. Do I have to do a research methods course? Updated
    It is compulsory for all Higher degree by research (HDR) candidates at RMIT to successfully complete a research methods (or research strategies) course, normally in the first semester of enrolment...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
  10. What resources should my school provide? Updated
    Your college and school will decide on the specific allocation of available resources to you as a Higher degree by research (HDR) candidate. This allocation is guided by the University's Minimum...
    Date updated: 17/08/2010
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