Master's papers are each typically six days class time per semester. How this is achieved can vary from paper to paper. Commonly it's either 2 x 3-day noho or 3 x 2-day noho, and increasingly these are supported by Zoom evening sessions. A master's paper typically has 3 to 4 assessments.
Being able to read and write critically is a key skill required of students at this level., You need to be comfortable and confident using the advanced features of word processing software such as Microsoft Word.
Thesis or Dissertation
- A thesis is a research and writing project that is equivalent to the workload of four taught papers. A Master's degree by thesis is highly recommended if you wish to continue your studies to a PhD or Professional Doctorate level.
- A dissertation is equivalent to two papers, and is, therefore, half the size of a thesis. A student can choose to do this full-time over six months or half-time across a year. While a dissertation is half the size of a thesis it still requires solid focus and the same level of writing skills as for a thesis. If you complete your degree with a dissertation you can continue to a doctoral programme.
2023 Noho Dates |
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Semester 1 2023 |
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Paper Code | Noho 1 | Noho 2 | Noho 3 |
MAO820 | 20-22 April | 13-14 May | |
MAO822 | 6-7 March | 3-4 April | 15-16 May |
IHI808 | 6-7 March | 3-4 April | 15-16 May |
IHI803 | 6-7 March | 3-4 April | 15-16 May |
MIB810 | 6-7 March | 3-4 April | 15-16 May |
Semester 2 2023 |
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Paper Code | Noho 1 | Noho 2 | Noho 3 |
IHI813 | 17-18 July | 28-29 August | 2-3 October |
MAO823 | 17-18 July | 28-29 August | 2-3 October |
MAO815 | 17-18 July | 28-29 August | 2-3 October |
IHI803 | 17-18 July | 28-29 August | 2-3 October |
REO803 | 14-16 July | 22-24 September | |
TOI803 | 11-13 July | 21-22 September | |
Please note: These are indicative dates only, and are subject to changes. Please contact the school of indigenous studies for the most up to date information. |