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Master's Thesis MBA International Business (A)

Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesBusiness Administration / Management
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Learning outcomes are evaluated for the master’s thesis in the field of the selected programme. The student purposefully collects and selects relevant information from the scientific literature. The student reflects critically on (findings from) existing research. The student integrates information from existing research in function of the question. The student presents the described scientific findings correctly. The student refers adequately to sources used, both in the text and in the reference list. The student formulates clear and defined research questions and indicates their relevance. The student draws out a meaningful, feasible and verifiable research design with appropriate research methods and analysis techniques. The student motivates the methodological choices made. The student carries out the research design consistently. The student provides a clear, accurate description of the results. The student formulates an answer to the research questions. The student reflects critically on the own research, links back to findings from previous research and formulates suggestions for further research, for practice or for the government. The student reports, both orally and in writing, in a clear and correct manner on the research conducted. The student takes initiative, works independently and conscientiously on the master's thesis. The student deals constructively with the feedback obtained

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YF0037 has possible credit equivalents including A9286 at Laurea University of Applied Sciences.

CourseUniversityQwest Score
A9286
Bachelor's Thesis
Laurea University of Applied Sciences72
LAU-R0045
Thesis
Laurea University of Applied Sciences69
A9286
Bachelor's Thesis
Laurea University of Applied Sciences72
LAU-R0045
Thesis
Laurea University of Applied Sciences69