Course - Master Thesis in Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture - KULT3392
Master Thesis in Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture
About
About the course
Course content
The thesis should normally contain between 60-80 pages. It shall demonstrate the ability to carry out an independant scientific reserach task. The topic for the master's thesis is selected in consultation with a supervisor, preferably in connection with an existing research project and shall be aproved in the first semester.
Learning outcome
The thesis work is a practical exercise where the students learn how to carry out research projects. The students will be trained in the formulation of research questions, how to gather and analyse data. They will also learn how to write scietific articles. The students will achieve an extended competence on how to analyse socio-cultural phenomena and changes, with a special focus on either technology and science or on gender.
Learning methods and activities
Individual and group based consultations.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Tverrfaglige kulturstudier (MKULT)
Required previous knowledge
To assign the thesis the students must have passed KULT3305, KULT3310, and EiT.
Subject areas
- History
- Gender Research
- Cultural History
- Social Studies