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MHST 513
Research Methods

Instructor:	Lee Davidson
Timetable:	Wednesday 1:10 - 3pm
Location:	Old Kirk 301
Points:	30	CRN:	13708
Restrictions:	RECN 515

This course introduces a variety of research methodologies, approaches, sources and theories which are employed in the study of museums, and cultural and natural heritage. It provides an essential platform for those students planning to do dissertation or thesis research and writing. The course covers the theoretical and practical foundations of best practice in research, how to design a research project and proposal writing. Students will undertake a practical project for a Wellington museum, exploring the theoretical and practical implications of trying to understand visitor experience and needs, and gaining an appreciation for the challenges and benefits of research in the museum and heritage setting.

Assessment:
100% internal assessment.

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