Bachelor Thesis

22B1838

Bachelor

Englisch

12.0

Winter- und Sommersemester

1 Semester

The writing of the Bachelor Thesis marks the completion of the student's studies. It integrates the subject-specific and interdisciplinary learning outcomes of the modules of the degree program. Through the content-related examination of the topic, students can demonstrate their scientific and practice-related competencies in an exemplary manner.

Independent academic work on a topic relevant to practice (Bachelor Thesis), including

• independent organisation and elaboration of the workflow
• regular consultation with the examiners while work on the dissertation is being carried out
• inclusion of topic-related sources and academic rudimentary material from judicial decisions and the literature

Der Arbeitsaufwand für das Modul umfasst insgesamt 360 Stunden (siehe auch "ECTS-Leistungspunkte und Benotung").

• Studienabschlussarbeit und Kolloquium

Bachelor thesis: approx. 40-60 pages

Colloquium: in accordance with the general part of the examination regulations

The specific framework conditions and requirements are coordinated between first/second examiners and students.

Successful commencement and beginning of the practical project (Academic Project/Scientifically reflected Practical Project)

Students who successfully complete this module

• are able to expand on a broad knowledge and practice-related foundation gained during the study programme.
• have subject and interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in order to bring together theory and practice related to the study programme.
• are able to adopt critical distance so that appropriate results can be pulled from their analyses.

Students who successfully complete this module

• develop topic-relevant knowledge enabling achievement and discussion of subject-specific detailed results.
• are also able to present and defend subject-specific results in an overall context.

Students who successfully complete this module are able to

• apply subject-related and interdisciplinary skills acquired during the study programme.
• assess the results of their project in terms of their practical relevance and
• convert assessments into recommendations and define possibilities for implementation.

Students who successfully complete this module

• are able to utilise instrumental knowledge acquired in the study programme for the achievement of their project results. i.e. they can
• collect and interpret necessary data.
• apply academic methods used within the discipline.
• make hypotheses and examine them in terms of their accuracy.

Students who successfully complete this module are able to differentiate, structure and critically assess:

• the applied methods and procedure,
• the overall context,
• the achieved results
• in both written and verbal form, and in some circumstances also in a foreign language.

• Frie, Jan

• Frie, Jan