Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the master's thesis, students will have demonstrated their ability to write a thesis. The thesis stems from the knowledge, skills, and abilities acquired during the two previous semesters of the program.
Course Content (Syllabus)
The master's thesis is a scientific monograph that should incorporate elements of originality in knowledge fields related to the Master's Program, either through the creation of new knowledge, the exercise of autonomous critical thinking, or a combination of both. It provides the opportunity to assess and guide the research ability of the master's student. Therefore, the primary goal of its completion is to demonstrate the capabilities of the master's student from both of these perspectives.
2. Specific Objectives of the Master's Thesis:
Review and Critical Analysis of Existing Knowledge: Specific objectives may include reviewing and critically analyzing existing knowledge.
Description, Analysis, and Interpretation: Describing, analyzing, and interpreting a phenomenon or topic.
Creation of New Theoretical and Methodological Approaches: Creating new theoretical and methodological approaches, techniques, tools, or other innovations in the explored scientific area.
The master's thesis aims to develop experimental scientific initiatives