Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Delve further into the history of ancient cultures and how they still influence many of our ideas and institutions.

You'll complete advanced-level courses, participating in lectures, peer-led seminars and discussion groups that encourage independent critical thinking and analysis.

Over the course of the year, you'll also complete a thesis on an ancient history topic of your choice. This intense research project will impart valuable skills in your field of study and research in general.

See the Ancient History field of study

This major examines the way cultural traditions continue and change over time.

You'll study humans and the societies and cultures they live in to understand their beliefs and behaviours.

Under the guidance of a supervisor, you'll conduct independent research and prepare an honours research thesis. You'll also complete compulsory research seminars, which encourage you to think strategically about your thesis and how you'll translate your skills to the real world.

See the Anthropology field of study

This field of study will hone your skills in archaeological methods and techniques, and deepen your knowledge of past human cultures.

Compulsory research seminars cover practical skills such as field survey and excavation, materials analysis, and how to interpret archaeological collections and sites.

UQ’s Archaeology Lab and Archaeology Teaching and Research Centre (ATARC) provide the largest integrated teaching and research facility of its kind in Australia and form the core of our program, which aims to train archaeologists for a professional career in Australia or around the world.

A year-long research thesis will give you first-hand experience in conducting in-depth research and preparing a thesis. You'll complete all aspects of this project under the guidance of a supervisor.

See the Archaeology field of study

Understand the evolving values of visual cultures by examining objects, paintings, sculptures, films and other creative media across cultures and through time.

Seminars are run as intensive reading groups, examining different approaches such as heterochronicity, anachronism, durational art and performance, and the concept of 'Everywhen' in Indigenous art.

You'll also complete an honours research thesis on a topic relevant to your studies. This year-long project involves developing your topic, conducting in-depth research and analysis, and preparing a written thesis.

See the Art History field of study

This major focuses on learning Chinese, one of the world’s oldest languages.

Specialist compulsory courses cover language studies, applied linguistics or cultural studies, allowing you to focus on what you’re most interested in.

You'll complete an honours thesis with one-one-one supervision, and gain first-hand experience in developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying methodology and preparing a written thesis.

See the Chinese field of study

Examine the Greco-Roman world and other European languages, ideas, cultures and societies.

This major is great for those who want to enhance their studies in law, history, ancient history, science, literature, art history or languages.

Choose between advanced compulsory courses that focus on literary and historical texts in Latin or Greek, and prepare texts for translation and analysis.

You'll complete an honours research thesis that involves substantial translation and analysis of texts in your chosen language.

See the Classical Languages field of study

Develop advanced skills and knowledge in communication theory, research, policy and practice in this interdisciplinary program.

Building on your communication undergraduate experiences, this program offers opportunities for in-depth research and leadership from UQ communication and public relations experts and industry professionals.

You will culminate your studies by conducting original research on a communication-related topic and presenting your findings in a comprehensive thesis.

This program will allow you to master the task of targeting the right people with the right message and stay on top of an ever-evolving industry.

See the Communication field of study

This major examines the nature of crime and the causes of criminal behaviour.

You'll choose compulsory courses in criminal justice or social science, be trained in social research methods and learn how to study crime and its regulation in contemporary society.

The honours research thesis is the largest component of your program, giving you the chance to develop and complete all aspects of a major research project under the guidance of a supervisor.

See the Criminology field of study

Expand on your bachelors program by delving further into theatre history, theory and practice.

Undertake an honours seminar and course in research methods and project management to explore, engage with and challenge the canon. Hone your skills to complete the major component of your program, an honours research thesis in which you'll produce an original piece of research relevant to your field of study.

See the Drama field of study

Further your knowledge of how English is used in intercultural settings and globalised workplaces.

You'll explore advanced language and communication studies, including different varieties of English and cultural practices. 

Investigate various aspects of language, interaction, identity, culture, and society and engage in research projects that examine language use in multilingual and intercultural settings.

Graduates specialising in English as an International Language gain valuable skills that enable them to navigate international professional environments. These skills are particularly relevant for positions in areas such as human resources, development, marketing, management, and trade within international and multinational companies.

See the English as an International Language field of study

This major builds advanced analytical skills by taking a critical and in-depth look into key theories and practices of literary realism.

An honours seminar and research prep course will extend your critical and creative thinking while providing you with the skills needed to complete your honours thesis.

This substantial piece of research covers a topic relevant to English literature and will see you complete all aspects of a major research project, including formulating a research question, conducting research and preparing your thesis.

See the English Literature field of study

This major introduces you to the history, theory, and criticism of film and television.

Explore the commerce and aesthetics of film and television across cultures and history.

Critically analyse film and television style, and examine new industry and artistic trends ushered in by digital media.

Graduate opportunities include careers in education, festivals and events, publicity, marketing, film culture, screen corporations and film distributors.

See the Film and Television field of study

Continue your studies of one of the world’s major diplomatic languages by developing your speaking and reading skills to an advanced level.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced language skills, including analysing and practising academic writing in French, and your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll complete an honours thesis, which focuses on researching and producing a dissertation. This project will require you to form a reading list, write an annotated bibliography, and define a research topic and methodology.

See the French field of study

This major focuses on the principles of scientific investigation and how to apply them to understanding and solving local or regional environmental issues.

Compulsory courses will expand your knowledge and skill in research relating to the earth and its environment. This includes risk assessment, regulatory compliance and accountability.

The honours research thesis is a major component of this program. In this individual project you'll define a research topic and methods relevant to your field, conduct in-depth research and present your results in a dissertation.

See the Geography field of study

Expand your written and spoken German language skills in this major.

Compulsory advanced-level courses encourage you to analyse and discuss a range of texts with an emphasis on stylistics, conceptual advancement and developing your knowledge of German culture and history.

You'll complete an honours thesis, working with a supervisor to define a relevant topic, conduct research and present your arguments in a dissertation.

See the German field of study

Build on your ability to initiate an original inquiry, conduct archival research, analyse documents and interpret evidence.

You'll complete advanced-level coursework that provides the flexibility to choose a study stream most relevant to your honours research. You'll also learn about the method and theory of historical writing, historical arguments and the uses of historiography.

You'll also complete all aspects of a research thesis under the guidance of a supervisor.

See the History field of study

Undertake advanced Indonesian language training in reading, writing and speaking.

You'll complete compulsory coursework that will hone your language skills. You can also choose to study courses on applied linguistics or Indonesian culture and history.

A major component of this program is a year-long honours research thesis, which you'll complete under one-on-one supervision. This includes developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying appropriate research methodology, and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Indonesian field of study

Continue developing of your speaking and reading skills in Japanese, a key world language for business, research and government activity.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced language skills, including practice in data collection and literature review in Japanese, as well as your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll also complete an honours thesis, which focuses on researching and producing a valuable contribution to your field of study. This project will require you to form a relevant research topic, apply methodologies and present your written conclusions.

See the Japanese field of study

Enhance your understanding of contemporary journalism with our comprehensive one-year honours program.

An honours year in journalism allows you to explore both theoretical and practical aspects under the guidance of leading academics and industry professionals.

Hone your research, writing and interviewing skills to elevate your journalistic work, shaping what the world reads, watches and understands.

You will conclude your studies by conducting original research on a journalism-related topic, presenting your findings in a comprehensive thesis.

See the Journalism field of study

Gain insight into Korean popular culture, translating and interpreting, and language while you hone your reading and speaking skills to an advanced level.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced training in reading, analysing and summarising academic writing in Korean, as well as your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll also complete an honours research thesis under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying appropriate methodology, and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Korean field of study

Explore the structure of language, its uses and its applications in society by connecting theoretical, descriptive and applied studies that address problems and issues in human communication.

This major focuses on developing your academic research skills by introducing you to current linguistic research, as well as fundamental aspects of preparing a research thesis.

You'll complete an intensive research project under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing a relevant topic, writing a literature review, preparing a research proposal and applying appropriate methodologies in your work.

See the Linguistics field of study

This major focuses on providing you with highly relevant and specialised skills in mathematics through to advanced level coursework and an honours research thesis.

You'll complete compulsory courses in your choice of fields, including algebra, physics, financial mathematics, calculus, number theory and statistics.

In addition to your coursework, you'll complete a year-long honours research thesis. This involves choosing a relevant topic, applying appropriate research methodologies and presenting your conclusions in both a written thesis and oral presentation.

See the Mathematics field of study

Explore contemporary digital cultures around the globe and broaden your horizons with this major.

Focus on the ubiquity of digital media technologies in our lives, the role of media in cultural life, the emergence of digital media industries and technologies and much more.

Learn about new forms of media consumption and cultural practice, digital media industries and technologies and the cultural formations characteristic of media-dense digital societies.

Graduates often go on to careers in the events, marketing, media and communication fields.

See the Media and Digital Cultures field of study

This major focuses on extending your knowledge of the many social and historical meanings of music, and better appreciating its written and aural complexities.

Compulsory coursework engages you in advanced learning that targets a range of topics. You'll also complete research-based courses that provide the fundamental skills required to complete your honours research.

Choose between a written thesis or creative practice. In each field, you'll work with a supervisor to develop a research project and utilise appropriate frameworks and methodologies to analyse and present your conclusions.

See the Music field of study

Think deeply about the fundamental aspects of reality, value, morals and political ideas as you develop well-constructed, informed arguments to address particular questions across topics including science, history, art and the humanities.

You'll complete two compulsory seminars, focusing on contemporary philosophy research to develop your extended research, writing and presentation skills.

In addition, you'll undertake an honours research thesis that requires you to complete two theses – one for each semester – while working under the guidance of a supervisor to develop and examine your topics.

See the Philosophy field of study

Build on your knowledge of how people behave, think and feel by examining brain function, memory, conscious experience, lifespan development, social behaviour and the full spectrum of functional and dysfunctional behaviour.

You'll complete a combination of compulsory courses, focusing on specialised areas of psychology and preparing you for academic research.

A year-long honours research thesis is the major component of this program. Choose between an individual or team project, in which you will develop a relevant topic, apply methodologies and present your written conclusions.

Honours in psychology is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. For more information on becoming a registered psychologist, visit the School of Psychology website.

This field of study is only available for Semester 1 entry.

See the Psychology field of study

This major will expand your religious and spiritual horizons, increase your knowledge, and develop critical methods of evaluating Western and Eastern traditions.

You'll complete compulsory courses that focus on honing your academic research skills and applying them to researching religion. This includes reviewing methodological issues debated within the field.

You'll work with a supervisor to develop and complete all aspects of your honours research thesis, the main component of this program.

See the Religious Studies field of study

Gain insight into Russian language and culture as you develop your speaking skills to an advanced level.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced training in speaking contemporary Russian, with attention to aspects of morphology and syntax. You can also choose to learn about applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll complete an honours research thesis under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying appropriate methodology, and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Russian field of study

Analyse social change and investigate patterns of social behaviour as you gain the critical and analytical skills to build evidence-based findings on the pressing issues of our time.

You'll complete compulsory coursework that will expose you to social science traditions, theories and contemporary issues. You're encouraged to think strategically about your own research and career pathways.

An honours research thesis is the major component of this program. You'll complete a substantial research project under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing your research questions, applying appropriate methodologies and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Sociology field of study

Gain insight into the broader Spanish-speaking world, including Latin American thinking and European film.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced training in analysis and practice of academic writing in Spanish, as well as your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll complete an honours thesis, which focuses on researching and producing a dissertation in Spanish. This project will require you to form a reading list, write an annotated bibliography, and define a research topic and methodology.

See the Spanish field of study

Deepen your understanding of sport and human movement from sociological, historical, economic and psychological perspectives.

You'll complete coursework that focuses on applying research processes and methodologies in sport sciences. These skills will be applied to the major component of your program, your honours thesis.

During your thesis project, you'll work under the guidance of a supervisor to develop and complete all aspects of a research project. This includes developing a research question, applying appropriate research methods and techniques, and analysing and interpreting your research in a written thesis.

See the Sports Studies field of study

Delve further into the history of ancient cultures and how they still influence many of our ideas and institutions.

You'll complete advanced-level courses, participating in lectures, peer-led seminars and discussion groups that encourage independent critical thinking and analysis.

Over the course of the year, you'll also complete a thesis on an ancient history topic of your choice. This intense research project will impart valuable skills in your field of study and research in general.

See the Ancient History field of study

This major examines the way cultural traditions continue and change over time.

You'll study humans and the societies and cultures they live in to understand their beliefs and behaviours.

Under the guidance of a supervisor, you'll conduct independent research and prepare an honours research thesis. You'll also complete compulsory research seminars, which encourage you to think strategically about your thesis and how you'll translate your skills to the real world.

See the Anthropology field of study

This field of study will hone your skills in archaeological methods and techniques, and deepen your knowledge of past human cultures.

Compulsory research seminars cover practical skills such as field survey and excavation, materials analysis, and how to interpret archaeological collections and sites.

UQ’s Archaeology Lab and Archaeology Teaching and Research Centre (ATARC) provide the largest integrated teaching and research facility of its kind in Australia and form the core of our program, which aims to train archaeologists for a professional career in Australia or around the world.

A year-long research thesis will give you first-hand experience in conducting in-depth research and preparing a thesis. You'll complete all aspects of this project under the guidance of a supervisor.

See the Archaeology field of study

Understand the evolving values of visual cultures by examining objects, paintings, sculptures, films and other creative media across cultures and through time.

Seminars are run as intensive reading groups, examining different approaches such as heterochronicity, anachronism, durational art and performance, and the concept of 'Everywhen' in Indigenous art.

You'll also complete an honours research thesis on a topic relevant to your studies. This year-long project involves developing your topic, conducting in-depth research and analysis, and preparing a written thesis.

See the Art History field of study

This major focuses on learning Chinese, one of the world’s oldest languages.

Specialist compulsory courses cover language studies, applied linguistics or cultural studies, allowing you to focus on what you’re most interested in.

You'll complete an honours thesis with one-one-one supervision, and gain first-hand experience in developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying methodology and preparing a written thesis.

See the Chinese field of study

Examine the Greco-Roman world and other European languages, ideas, cultures and societies.

This major is great for those who want to enhance their studies in law, history, ancient history, science, literature, art history or languages.

Choose between advanced compulsory courses that focus on literary and historical texts in Latin or Greek, and prepare texts for translation and analysis.

You'll complete an honours research thesis that involves substantial translation and analysis of texts in your chosen language.

See the Classical Languages field of study

Develop advanced skills and knowledge in communication theory, research, policy and practice in this interdisciplinary program.

Building on your communication undergraduate experiences, this program offers opportunities for in-depth research and leadership from UQ communication and public relations experts and industry professionals.

You will culminate your studies by conducting original research on a communication-related topic and presenting your findings in a comprehensive thesis.

This program will allow you to master the task of targeting the right people with the right message and stay on top of an ever-evolving industry.

See the Communication field of study

This major examines the nature of crime and the causes of criminal behaviour.

You'll choose compulsory courses in criminal justice or social science, be trained in social research methods and learn how to study crime and its regulation in contemporary society.

The honours research thesis is the largest component of your program, giving you the chance to develop and complete all aspects of a major research project under the guidance of a supervisor.

See the Criminology field of study

Expand on your bachelors program by delving further into theatre history, theory and practice.

Undertake an honours seminar and course in research methods and project management to explore, engage with and challenge the canon. Hone your skills to complete the major component of your program, an honours research thesis in which you'll produce an original piece of research relevant to your field of study.

See the Drama field of study

Further your knowledge of how English is used in intercultural settings and globalised workplaces.

You'll explore advanced language and communication studies, including different varieties of English and cultural practices. 

Investigate various aspects of language, interaction, identity, culture, and society and engage in research projects that examine language use in multilingual and intercultural settings.

Graduates specialising in English as an International Language gain valuable skills that enable them to navigate international professional environments. These skills are particularly relevant for positions in areas such as human resources, development, marketing, management, and trade within international and multinational companies.

See the English as an International Language field of study

This major builds advanced analytical skills by taking a critical and in-depth look into key theories and practices of literary realism.

An honours seminar and research prep course will extend your critical and creative thinking while providing you with the skills needed to complete your honours thesis.

This substantial piece of research covers a topic relevant to English literature and will see you complete all aspects of a major research project, including formulating a research question, conducting research and preparing your thesis.

See the English Literature field of study

This major introduces you to the history, theory, and criticism of film and television.

Explore the commerce and aesthetics of film and television across cultures and history.

Critically analyse film and television style, and examine new industry and artistic trends ushered in by digital media.

Graduate opportunities include careers in education, festivals and events, publicity, marketing, film culture, screen corporations and film distributors.

See the Film and Television field of study

Continue your studies of one of the world’s major diplomatic languages by developing your speaking and reading skills to an advanced level.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced language skills, including analysing and practising academic writing in French, and your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll complete an honours thesis, which focuses on researching and producing a dissertation. This project will require you to form a reading list, write an annotated bibliography, and define a research topic and methodology.

See the French field of study

This major focuses on the principles of scientific investigation and how to apply them to understanding and solving local or regional environmental issues.

Compulsory courses will expand your knowledge and skill in research relating to the earth and its environment. This includes risk assessment, regulatory compliance and accountability.

The honours research thesis is a major component of this program. In this individual project you'll define a research topic and methods relevant to your field, conduct in-depth research and present your results in a dissertation.

See the Geography field of study

Expand your written and spoken German language skills in this major.

Compulsory advanced-level courses encourage you to analyse and discuss a range of texts with an emphasis on stylistics, conceptual advancement and developing your knowledge of German culture and history.

You'll complete an honours thesis, working with a supervisor to define a relevant topic, conduct research and present your arguments in a dissertation.

See the German field of study

Build on your ability to initiate an original inquiry, conduct archival research, analyse documents and interpret evidence.

You'll complete advanced-level coursework that provides the flexibility to choose a study stream most relevant to your honours research. You'll also learn about the method and theory of historical writing, historical arguments and the uses of historiography.

You'll also complete all aspects of a research thesis under the guidance of a supervisor.

See the History field of study

Undertake advanced Indonesian language training in reading, writing and speaking.

You'll complete compulsory coursework that will hone your language skills. You can also choose to study courses on applied linguistics or Indonesian culture and history.

A major component of this program is a year-long honours research thesis, which you'll complete under one-on-one supervision. This includes developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying appropriate research methodology, and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Indonesian field of study

Continue developing of your speaking and reading skills in Japanese, a key world language for business, research and government activity.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced language skills, including practice in data collection and literature review in Japanese, as well as your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll also complete an honours thesis, which focuses on researching and producing a valuable contribution to your field of study. This project will require you to form a relevant research topic, apply methodologies and present your written conclusions.

See the Japanese field of study

Enhance your understanding of contemporary journalism with our comprehensive one-year honours program.

An honours year in journalism allows you to explore both theoretical and practical aspects under the guidance of leading academics and industry professionals.

Hone your research, writing and interviewing skills to elevate your journalistic work, shaping what the world reads, watches and understands.

You will conclude your studies by conducting original research on a journalism-related topic, presenting your findings in a comprehensive thesis.

See the Journalism field of study

Gain insight into Korean popular culture, translating and interpreting, and language while you hone your reading and speaking skills to an advanced level.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced training in reading, analysing and summarising academic writing in Korean, as well as your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll also complete an honours research thesis under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying appropriate methodology, and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Korean field of study

Explore the structure of language, its uses and its applications in society by connecting theoretical, descriptive and applied studies that address problems and issues in human communication.

This major focuses on developing your academic research skills by introducing you to current linguistic research, as well as fundamental aspects of preparing a research thesis.

You'll complete an intensive research project under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing a relevant topic, writing a literature review, preparing a research proposal and applying appropriate methodologies in your work.

See the Linguistics field of study

This major focuses on providing you with highly relevant and specialised skills in mathematics through to advanced level coursework and an honours research thesis.

You'll complete compulsory courses in your choice of fields, including algebra, physics, financial mathematics, calculus, number theory and statistics.

In addition to your coursework, you'll complete a year-long honours research thesis. This involves choosing a relevant topic, applying appropriate research methodologies and presenting your conclusions in both a written thesis and oral presentation.

See the Mathematics field of study

Explore contemporary digital cultures around the globe and broaden your horizons with this major.

Focus on the ubiquity of digital media technologies in our lives, the role of media in cultural life, the emergence of digital media industries and technologies and much more.

Learn about new forms of media consumption and cultural practice, digital media industries and technologies and the cultural formations characteristic of media-dense digital societies.

Graduates often go on to careers in the events, marketing, media and communication fields.

See the Media and Digital Cultures field of study

This major focuses on extending your knowledge of the many social and historical meanings of music, and better appreciating its written and aural complexities.

Compulsory coursework engages you in advanced learning that targets a range of topics. You'll also complete research-based courses that provide the fundamental skills required to complete your honours research.

Choose between a written thesis or creative practice. In each field, you'll work with a supervisor to develop a research project and utilise appropriate frameworks and methodologies to analyse and present your conclusions.

See the Music field of study

Think deeply about the fundamental aspects of reality, value, morals and political ideas as you develop well-constructed, informed arguments to address particular questions across topics including science, history, art and the humanities.

You'll complete two compulsory seminars, focusing on contemporary philosophy research to develop your extended research, writing and presentation skills.

In addition, you'll undertake an honours research thesis that requires you to complete two theses – one for each semester – while working under the guidance of a supervisor to develop and examine your topics.

See the Philosophy field of study

Build on your knowledge of how people behave, think and feel by examining brain function, memory, conscious experience, lifespan development, social behaviour and the full spectrum of functional and dysfunctional behaviour.

You'll complete a combination of compulsory courses, focusing on specialised areas of psychology and preparing you for academic research.

A year-long honours research thesis is the major component of this program. Choose between an individual or team project, in which you will develop a relevant topic, apply methodologies and present your written conclusions.

Honours in psychology is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. For more information on becoming a registered psychologist, visit the School of Psychology website.

This field of study is only available for Semester 1 entry.

See the Psychology field of study

This major will expand your religious and spiritual horizons, increase your knowledge, and develop critical methods of evaluating Western and Eastern traditions.

You'll complete compulsory courses that focus on honing your academic research skills and applying them to researching religion. This includes reviewing methodological issues debated within the field.

You'll work with a supervisor to develop and complete all aspects of your honours research thesis, the main component of this program.

See the Religious Studies field of study

Gain insight into Russian language and culture as you develop your speaking skills to an advanced level.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced training in speaking contemporary Russian, with attention to aspects of morphology and syntax. You can also choose to learn about applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll complete an honours research thesis under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing a research question, writing a literature review, applying appropriate methodology, and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Russian field of study

Analyse social change and investigate patterns of social behaviour as you gain the critical and analytical skills to build evidence-based findings on the pressing issues of our time.

You'll complete compulsory coursework that will expose you to social science traditions, theories and contemporary issues. You're encouraged to think strategically about your own research and career pathways.

An honours research thesis is the major component of this program. You'll complete a substantial research project under the guidance of a supervisor. This includes developing your research questions, applying appropriate methodologies and presenting your written conclusions.

See the Sociology field of study

Gain insight into the broader Spanish-speaking world, including Latin American thinking and European film.

Compulsory courses focus on advanced training in analysis and practice of academic writing in Spanish, as well as your choice of applied linguistics or cultural studies.

You'll complete an honours thesis, which focuses on researching and producing a dissertation in Spanish. This project will require you to form a reading list, write an annotated bibliography, and define a research topic and methodology.

See the Spanish field of study

Deepen your understanding of sport and human movement from sociological, historical, economic and psychological perspectives.

You'll complete coursework that focuses on applying research processes and methodologies in sport sciences. These skills will be applied to the major component of your program, your honours thesis.

During your thesis project, you'll work under the guidance of a supervisor to develop and complete all aspects of a research project. This includes developing a research question, applying appropriate research methods and techniques, and analysing and interpreting your research in a written thesis.

See the Sports Studies field of study