Study Guide

Objective

The bachelor's thesis can be done individually or as a part of a larger research or development project. The aim of the thesis is that students are able to apply the theoretical knowledge they have acquired during their studies in their own research. During the thesis process, students learn problem-solving, project work, scientific thinking, independent information retrieval, and how to report research results. Students are able to present the results of their research logically using correct language and professional terminology. The thesis process also allows students to be creative, to experiment and use innovative applications.

Content

Students are responsible for the choice of topic, which they often find during their practical training. Students discuss their choice of topic with the study programme for approval. Students must keep in touch with their supervisor throughout the thesis process. The thesis is accompanied by a Maturity Test in which students demonstrate their command of the subject and their ability to use language clearly and consistently. The thesis process includes a seminar in which the students present their topic and the final work.

Qualifications

Professional writing skills
Research writing skills
Introduction to statistics

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The thesis assessment criteria of SeAMK are applied.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The thesis assessment criteria of SeAMK are applied.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The thesis assessment criteria of SeAMK are applied.

Materials

To be negotiated on individual basis with the supervisor. This issue depends on the study topic.