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2013 Thr3sis Programme

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DescriptionFirst developed at the University of Queensland, the 3-minute thesis idea has three main aims: To develop student skills in explaining, in an informative and exciting way, to a lay audience, the essence of their thesis research in a very short period of time,
To profile the range of research undertaken by students in a short and engaging way
To develop a sense of collegiality and fun amongst postgraduate students and staff
Since its inception the 3-minute thesis has taken off. Lincoln’s inaugural competition was in 2011. From that time the winner of the Lincoln Thr3sis competition has travelled to each Trans-Tasman final (respectively in Perth in 2011, Brisbane in 2012 and planned for Sydney in 2013). The finalists for today’s graduate final have come from heats held by the faculties over the past 2 weeks – the final seven will soon be reduced to the winner and runner-up. Good luck and have fun.Date22 May 2013Filename2013 Thr3sis ProgrammeItem Reference0001205

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