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Minor Research Project (AGRI90070)

Graduate coursework Points: 25 Dual-Delivery (Parkville)

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This subject enables students to conduct an original research topic under supervision, as approved by an academic project supervisor. The work commitment over one semester will be equivalent to lecture and practical based subjects worth 25 points. The content and extent of the project will be determined by a project supervisor in consultation with the student and subject coordinator. Students are strongly encouraged to initiate project ideas within existing networks or to identify a project topic of keen interest, through discussion with Faculty staff, prior to subject commencement. The project represents a capstone subject and comprises a review of a body of relevant literature, together with a critical evaluation of research or experimental protocols, a modest original experiment, or limited exploration of a scientific problem, or an investigation into a problem using an approved methodology. Following an initial workshop to establish subject expectations, deliverables and skill base requirements, projects will generally involve regular meetings with their supervisor where students report on progress, difficulties and research plans. Other workshops will deliver skill development in oral and written report presentation.

If you wish to complete the Minor Project over 1 year please enrol in AGRI90079 Minor Research Project Part 1 AND AGRI90081 Minor Research Project Part 2.

Intended learning outcomes

On completion of this subject

• Undertake a minor original research project as a capstone learning activity on a topic in a Faculty-supported disciplinary area
• Integration and application of disciplinary knowledge and skills to an independently generated research question and investigation
• Analyse and synthesise salient features and important theoretical, methodological and empirical trends in published literature and data
• Present research findings in clear, concise and persuasive written and verbal forms

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On completion of this subject students will have:

• Capacity to articulate knowledge and understanding in oral and written presentations and to allow informed dialogue with individuals and groups from industry, government and the community
• Ability to evaluate and synthesise the research and professional literature in the discipline
• Capacity for independent critical thought, rational inquiry and self-directed learning and research

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Funding opportunities menu, grants to university/college teachers for minor research project, ministry: ministry of education (moe), govt of india, funding agency: university grants commission (ugc), funding cycle: april to july, duration: 2 years, purpose: research.

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The National Science Foundation’s Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure has announced its interest in receiving Early-concept Grants for Exploratory Research — a.k.a. EAGER — proposals and supplemental funding requests for demonstration projects as part of the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource Pilot .

According to a Dear Colleague Letter published Tuesday, the demonstration projects will be undertaken by teams of AI researchers, cyberinfrastructure specialists and domain scientists who are addressing research challenges that use or rely on one or more NAIRR Pilot resources.

NSF expects the multidisciplinary efforts to lead to scientific publications and demonstrate potential capabilities of a future NAIRR.

Interested stakeholders should first submit a three-page concept outline to NSF. The concept outlines should include a problem statement describing a specific research challenge, a draft budget and a description of the proposed work and NAIRR resources that will be required to perform the work.

NSF will return without review EAGER proposals and funding requests to parties that didn’t both submit an initial outline and were subsequently invited to fully submit by NSF.

“EAGER proposals and supplemental funding requests for demonstration projects submitted by July 10, 2024, will have the highest opportunity to be funded in FY2024. Submissions after July 10, 2024, may be considered in FY2025,” the letter states.

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ICSSR Invites Applications from Indian Social Scientists for the Research Projects (Major & Minor) for 2023-24

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The proposed study could be multidisciplinary or may belong to a social science discipline.

Applicants must apply in accordance with the ICSSR Research Projects Guidelines . Applications received online through the ICSSR website will only be accepted. Indian social scientists are only eligible to apply and the candidates must need to upload the documents mentioned in the online Application Form.

All applicants must ensure to send the hard copies of their duly filled application and annexures, forwarded by the Competent Authorities of the affiliating institution, within 10 days of the last date of submission of online application form to below given address:

In-charge Research Project Division Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) JNU Institutional Area, Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi - 110067

Sample Application Form is enclosed for preparation .

 Last date for submission of online application has been extended to October 18, 2023 ( Wednesday )

Note :  Those who are still continuing with any other project/study of ICSSR can take up the fresh study only after completing the ongoing study as per the guidelines.

Click here for the Guidelines and detailed instructions on how to apply .

Link to apply: https://app.icssr.org

Help on application procedure: https://icssr.org/how-apply

For Technical assistance, email to cc [at] icssr [dot] org