General Prerequisites
Supervision of the student's research and writing progress, provision of advice and bibliographyDuring the writing and supervision of the M.Sc:
-remote meeting tools (cisco webex),
-presentation software (powerpoint),
In addition, students use office automation tools, web browsers and e-readers for digital books.
- In order to write the master's thesis, students must have attended and successfully passed all courses of the 1st and 2nd semester
- Students propose the topic of their MSc thesis, taking into account the subject areas of the professors and the specialised knowledge areas of the courses.
- The final formulation and description of the topic of the thesis is done in collaboration with the supervising professor
- Candidates start the preparation of the thesis and submit the final statement to the Steering Committee and the General Assembly.
- The Evaluation Committees are composed of the supervisor and two co-examiners, who have been proposed by the Steering Committee and have been approved by the General Assembly.- The duration of the dissertation is one academic semester. The student submits the thesis to the evaluation committee. After making the necessary corrections/improvements, according to the comments of the Critique Committee, the student submits the final text and, if it receives a positive evaluation, the examination-presentation follows.
- The students must - after the successful presentation/examination of their postgraduate thesis - and having incorporated any corrections or additions, even appendices - that may be suggested to them by the review committee - submit it to the Secretariat for posting in the repository of the AUTH.
Course Content (Syllabus)
Τhe subject areas are indicative and linked to the specialised areas of knowledge of the postgraduate programme of study of the MSc. The topics proposed by the students may combine dimensions from two or more of these subject areas.Indicative examples are: new forms of journalism, Internet and the public sphere, Media Systems, Journalistic Models, Investigative Journalism, Journalistic Ethics, Impact of online journalism on the political and economic functioning of the media, Production and dissemination of multimedia reports, Research and verification of online journalistic material, International Journalism, European Journalism, Science Journalism