Course - Master's Thesis in Equality and Diversity - KULT3394
Master's Thesis in Equality and Diversity
Assessments and mandatory activities may be changed until September 20th.
About
About the course
Course content
The thesis should normally be between 20000-30000 words. It shall demonstrate the ability to carry out an independent scientific research project. The topic for the master's thesis is selected in consultation with a supervisor, and must be approved within the first semester.
Learning outcome
The thesis work is to carry out a research project, including formulation of research questions and how to gather and analyse the research material. He/she will also learn how to write scientific texts. The student will achieve competence to analyse socio-cultural phenomena and changes.
The candidate has knowledge of:
- the development of research design and methodology of a limited research mission
- is able to obtain and consider appropriate research material -can use theory and prepare relevant analysis strategies
- has knowledge of research ethics guidelines
The candidate has skills in:
- the ability to study a large portfolio of cases, analyse them and draw sound conclusions
- a type of systematics and abstraction suitable for use in research work, innovation, education, work organisations and policy development
Learning methods and activities
Individual and group based supervision. Please see link for the numbers of hours of supervision eligible for your master's thesis: https://innsida.ntnu.no/wiki/-/wiki/Norsk/Masteravtale+HF
Further on evaluation
An adjusting oral part is included in the assessment.
The Master's thesis must include an abstract, in both Norwegian and English, at approx. 300 words (max. 1 page).
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Equality and Diversity (MKKS)
Required previous knowledge
Admission to the Master's programme in Equality and Diversity. To submit the thesis the students must have passed their exams in KULT3308, KULT3305, KULT3302, KULT3310, EiT/HiP, KULT3300 or equivalent.
Subject areas
- Gender Research
- Cultural History
- History
- Social Studies