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Frequently Asked Questions

Who should consider studying a research course?

A research course can be useful if you want to understand how research is planned, carried out, and evaluated. It can suit professionals who need research skills in their current work, as well as people considering further academic or research-focused study.

Research skills can be useful in many types of work because they help you assess information, understand evidence, and make better-informed decisions. They can be relevant to areas such as education, research, policy, and other fields where evidence and analysis are important.

HELI offers online study options for eligible students in selected courses. Delivery options differ by course and by student type, so please check the individual course page.

Entry requirements vary from one course to another. Your previous qualification, academic background and relevant professional experience will be considered based on the requirements of the course you choose. For more details see HELI Admissions Policy.

Think about how much research knowledge you need and where you want your studies to lead. The Graduate Certificate in Research Methods can be a good way to build a foundation in research, while the Master of Research involves more advanced postgraduate study and may be better suited to someone looking for deeper research experience.

A Master of Research can help you develop stronger skills in areas such as research planning, analysis, and communicating findings. It may be useful if you are considering research-based work, further academic study, or a role where strong research skills are important.

A Graduate Diploma of eLearning gives students the opportunity to develop their understanding of eLearning and digital learning. It can help build knowledge around areas such as learning design and creating effective learning experiences in online environments.

The Graduate Certificate in Research Methods introduces the key skills needed to carry out and understand research. This can include research design, research methods, analysing information, evaluating evidence, and understanding how research findings can be used in practice.