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IND590-G Master Thesis
Master's Programme in Industrial and Information Management
Spring
Norwegian or English
The Master Thesis is the last part of the master programme. A prerequisite to work with the thesis is that the student has passed alle examinations in the 1. and 2. term of the master programme, as well as those subjects in the 3. term the Master Thesis is built upon.
After completing the master thesis, the student is expected to: have good knowledge of how to plan and carry out an independent scientific work know the importance of formulating precise research questions, and understand the role of theory in research be able to select relevant methods to collect data and information know the central principles to analyse and discuss empirical materials have up to date theoretical knowledge about the theme of the master thesis and be able to critically reflect on main theories be able to employ theory to analyse central research questions in the theme of the master thesis
In the master thesis the student focuses on a main topic in the study programme. The thesis should be marked by research, while explicit consulting work is to be avoided. A method seminar helps the student to start the work with the master thesis. The seminar includes developing a project description and plan for the thesis. The thesis consists of a report describing research questions, theory, discussions of methods, empirical analyses and results. An oral presentation is mandatory. The thesis can be carried out individually or jointly by two students.
Independent work. A supervisor shall be available for regular consultations of 5 hours.
Written report and adjustable oral presentation. Graded assessment. All the examinations in the study programme have to be assessed as Pass before the master thesis can be evaluated.
Master's level
Second year of master's programme.
Study Coordinator Arne Isaksen
Face-to-face
The syllabus will be published on the home page of the course when finalised. See link in the upper right hand corner of the page.
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Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences



