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Master's Thesis

Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesInterfaculty or interdisciplinary courses
Credits7.5
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Semester offeredN/A
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Last updated7 months ago

Description

In the master’s thesis the student demonstrates his ability to analyse complex education-economic problems independently and at an academic level. During the process of developing and completing the master’s thesis, the student is expected to attain the following goals: formulate the research question in line with scientific standards develop a research framework and translate the research question into a methodological approach with logically ordered and concrete research steps collect, select and synthetise information and interpret this information in light of what is relevant to the research question demonstrate the ability to critically reflect on the information collected, the research carried out, and the research results, based on theoretically sound argumentation and personal critical analysis demonstrate the ability to report orally and in writing about the research and its results at an academic level

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Y05314 has possible credit equivalents including A9286 at Laurea University of Applied Sciences.

CourseUniversityQwest Score
A9286
Bachelor's Thesis
Laurea University of Applied Sciences72
A9286
Bachelor's Thesis
Laurea University of Applied Sciences72