The assignment of the Master's Thesis (MSc) occurs once the student opts for it, following the successful examination of at least five out of the eight compulsory courses from the first and second semesters of the study program. The Master's Thesis (MSc) must be individual, original, possess a research‐oriented character, and be composed in accordance with the writing guidelines posted on the Postgraduate Program's website.
Syllabus
The elaboration of the master's thesis takes place in the third semester of studies and is credited with thirty ECTS, provided that the student chooses to elaborate a thesis instead of attending the courses of the third semester of studies. The assignment of the master's thesis, if the student chooses to undertake it, takes place after successfully attending and passing at least five out of the eight compulsory courses of the first and second semester of the study program. The Master's Thesis must be individual, original, have a research character, and be prepared according to the writing guidelines posted on the MSc program's website. After a request from the candidate, stating the proposed title of the thesis, the supervisor and having attached an abstract of the proposed work, the Department's Assembly appoints the supervisor and forms the three-member examination committee for the approval of the thesis, one of whose members is the supervisor. The candidate's application is submitted before the end of the second semester. The title of the thesis can be finalized upon a student's request and with the consent of the supervisor to the Coordinating Committee of the MSc program.
Learning Outcomes
As a learning process, it allows the student to:
For the outline of the Master Thesis press here.