Thesis Seminar II
Course Name | Thesis Seminar II |
Course Code | BUS699 |
Description | The aim of the master’s thesis is to demonstrate that the student can successfully carry out an original research project from formulation of a thesis through research and analysis, to written and oral presentation. Students shall demonstrate an ability to apply theoretical concepts to specific and practical problems. It is expected that a master’s thesis will present new findings, conclusions, and/or innovative approaches in the chosen field. Students should demonstrate deep knowledge of the literature and other sources relevant to the topic. Moreover, students need to formulate and apply a methodological analysis, to interpret the research problem within its broader context and from a comparative perspective, and to formulate a cohesive argument and well supported conclusions. The master’s thesis requires a large amount of independent work, supported by regular guidance from the advisor. |
Learning Outcomes | Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: – Demonstrate in-depth knowledge and understanding of a relevant area covered by MABLIM degree scheme (theoretical, conceptual and/or practical); – Show an ability to select and justify appropriate research methods for a given subject of study; – Apply knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program; – Provide evidence of familiarity with the current academic and practitioner debates within the chosen research topic; – Demonstrate the development of coherent and sustained arguments leading to logical conclusions or recommendations; – Demonstrate an ability to critically analyse and evaluate data independently and engage in debates relevant to the area of study. |
School | School of Business Administration (SBA) |
Level | Master |
Number of credits (US / ECTS) | 3 US / 6 ECTS |
Prerequisites | BUS698 |