Publishing your research
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Not sure how you should be recognised in a publication? Author order is a simple tool to help you decide who should
be listed as authors and in what order on a joint publication.
There are many reasons for publishing your research findings. For example, you:
- make a public contribution to and advance your field of knowledge
- fulfil your academic responsibilities by exposing your work to scrutiny by your peers
- achieve academic status by becoming known as an authority in your field.
In addition, the University's academic regulations for higher degrees by research require that your thesis:
- makes a significant original contribution to knowledge or the application of knowledge within the field of study or both
- is worthy of publication in any appropriate form.
Do you have a comment or question? Contribute to the discussion forum for this workshop. Note that in regards to your own research project, your supervisor/s is your first contact.
When you have completed this online workshop, you should have... (learning objectives)
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