Course - Master's Thesis in Globalization - SARB3910
Master's Thesis in Globalization
Assessments and mandatory activities may be changed until September 20th.
About
About the course
Course content
The academic content of the Masters thesis must include a scientific investigation of a theme related to globalization. The thesis must be written in English. It should be between 17 500 - 24 500 words (12 pt, 1.5 spacing, approximately 50-70 pages), and should demonstrate the students ability to carry out an independent scientific research task. The content of the thesis should fulfill an academic level appropriate to a Masters level course, and relate to some of the aspects of the interdisciplinary framework of the courses taught in the Masters programme. The topic for the Master's thesis is selected in consultation with a supervisor.
Learning outcome
The students should be able to work with a specialized topic in an academic manner. The students will be trained in the formulation of research questions and in gathering and analyzing data. The students will achieve competency in analyzing processes of change related to globalization.
Learning methods and activities
Individual supervision. The deadline for submission of the Masters thesis is normally 2nd of May. The student must have passed all courses in the Master's programme before the Master's thesis can be submitted.
Further on evaluation
The Master's thesis must be approved before the student can present herself/himself for the 30 minute oral examination related to the Master's thesis. The oral examination is held in English. The grade for the Master's thesis may be adjusted after the oral examination.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Globalisation and Sustainable Development (MSGLOPOL)
Required previous knowledge
Requires admission to the Master's programme in Globalization. The student must have completed 90ECTS/credits within the programme.
Subject areas
- Globalisation