Library resources for Bioethics
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The study of bioethics at Monash University is focused on ethics in science, especially in the health sciences and the biological sciences. Undergraduate courses and postgraduate programs are offered on the Clayton campus through the Centre for Human Bioethics within the School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies. Relevant resources are either online or housed mainly at the Clayton branch libraries - Matheson (Humanities), HargraveAndrew (Medicine) and Law.
Contact librarian: Winifred Hirst
Learning skills: Rosemary Shaw, Dr Vikki Pollard
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- how and where to start researching your topic
- effective use of databases and the Internet
- finding and evaluating information
- using the Library's collections
- located at the Information desk, by appointment or online.
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- academic English
- study methods and exam preparation
- effective listening and note-taking
- problem-solving and critical thinking
- reading strategies
- essay, report and thesis writing
- writing for research projects
- oral communication and presentation
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