Study Guide

Objective

The students will be able to:
• evaluate research, development and innovation processes in a professional field
• present and justify the results of their work in the thesis publication seminars
• participate in professional and ethical discussions
• disseminate the results and recommendations of their thesis and communicate their expertise to various stakeholders

Content

Contents:
• Evaluation of research, development and innovation processes
• Presentation and justification of the results of the thesis
• Participation in professional and ethical discussions
• Dissemination of thesis results
• Maturity test

Teaching methods

- Lectures, workshops, seminars
- Individual or group work writing and finalising the thesis

Location and time

Autumn 2024

Materials

- Literature depends on each thesis.
- Literature for writing guidebooks, research methods and other teaching materials are available in Diakle RES2-4.

Employer connections

The thesis is conducted in collaboration with a working life partner.

Exam schedules

There are no exams.

Student workload

5 credits (ECTS) = 135 hours of a student's work (1 credit=27 hours)

Further information

Detailed requirements:
- Registration for the thesis assessment process
- Writing and submitting the preliminary thesis
- Presenting the preliminary thesis in a publication seminar
- Acting as an opponent in a publication seminar
- Submitting written opponent's comments
- Taking a maturity test
- Submitting the final version of the thesis

Assessment methods and criteria

All assignments are graded: pass/to be resubmitted.

The final thesis will be graded: 1-5

Evaluation scale

0-5