The word "research" has its origins in old French in the 16th
century. The word rechercher meant (and still means) "to search
for". Nowadays we would say that research, and specifically
"scientific" or "scholarly" research, is the search for truth, or
the pursuit of or quest for credible knowledge. It is precisely
because research has become such a complex and multidimensional
endeavour that we need to "make sense of" it. Making sense of
research thus unpacks research as a technical and methodical
process which starts with framing interesting questions and
culminates in credible findings. (Johann Mouton) Making sense of
research is designed to take students beyond the messy experiential
realm into what actually happens when getting registered, writing
proposals, being examined and eventually crossing the stage to be
capped. Making sense of research is aimed at all research students.
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