Learning outcome

A supervised project should provide particular insight into a chosen academic subject at Master’s level, and be presented in written form.

After completing the project, the students should have the following qualification regarding knowledge, skills and general competence:

• have advanced knowledge within the academic field
• be able to apply this knowledge to new areas
• be able to analyze existing theories, methods and interpretations in the field
• use relevant methods for research
• analyze relevant academic research
• master language and terminology and be able to communicate independent work

Course Description

The project may be a minor in-depth study or a literature survey of the relevant literature within a chosen theme.

Teaching and Learning Methods

A supervised project can be planned according to agreement, in which an academic supervisor is assigned specifically for the project. Such a project is normally available only if available electives do not adequately cover the theme in question.

Assessment Methods

The supervised project shall be completed with a report/essay which will be evaluated by an external examiner. The grade may be adjusted by an oral examination, which will result in one joint grade.

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean