AWA: Academic Writing at Auckland

A Case Study is one of a number of paper types (along with Problem Questions, Proposals and Designs) which identify and define a problem and recommend future actions. Case Studies are often used for real-life situations where the problem is complex and socio-economic contextual factors need to be considered as part of the recommendations (Nesi & Gardner, 2012, p. 188).

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AnnotatedTitle	Subject	Paper type	Level
Addressing mental health problems in Asian immigrants Social marketing campaigns: how to make them culturally appropriate/ how they can reach ethnic minorities.	Population Health	Case study	Honours year (postgraduate)
Case study: Communicative Language Teaching in an East Asian school You are teaching at a private language school in East Asia, using CLT-influenced coursebook. Complaints come from students and parents, who want to revert to local-style curriculum and materials (systematic situational/s ...	Language Teaching	Case study	Third year
Invasive species report: Asian Honey Bee The purpose of the species risk assessment is to: • compile all known information about the species relevant to its status as a potential invasive species in New Zealand; • make a judgment (with ...	Biological Sciences	Case study	Honours year (postgraduate)
Maketu Pā State of the Environment Report Many agencies produce "State of the Environment Reports" to assess the status of the environment for a particular area or issue. The New Zealand Ministry for the Environment prepares State of the Environment reports on a ...	Biological Sciences	Case study	Third year
Pathophysiology case study History and assessment of client, recommendations for treatment with rationale.	Nursing	Case study	Third year
Proposal of Strategic Direction of Amazon Groceries (A fictional case study) Response to questions on Amazon Groceries	Business	Case study	Third year

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