The master thesis is an individual and final project of the two-year master programme. It finalises the academic education on a master level. The student has the right to propose a supervisor, the thesis is assessed by the supervisor and two examiners. The thesis is intended to be a cross-border cooperation between the student and supervision from at least two different RePIC Partner Universities. The master thesis addresses a current research problem and might be integrated into running research projects within the RePIC Consortium. The thesis is accompanied by regular meetings with the supervisor and includes field or lab work. Each thesis is presented by each master candidate (max. 15 minutes oral presentation), with a subsequent multidisciplinary discussion (supervisors, master students, other RePIC Faculty, invited guests) (max. 30 minutes). The colloquium is held online in a virtual conference format to allow all staff and students from across the UNIC Partnership and beyond to participate.
- Kursleiter/in: Manuela Deckert
- Kursleiter/in: Dennis Edler
- Kursleiter/in: Matthias Stefan Falke
- Kursleiter/in: Charlotte Hüser