Master of Arts in Swedish Studies (Thesis)

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  • Objectives
    Students who complete the masters will: * write a thesis of 30,000 words on a research project dealing with an area of Swedish studies: * demonstrate an ability to present, argue and hypothesise on an issue in Swedish studies, supported by research and analysis; * demonstrate an aptitude for original research at a higher degree level.
  • Academic title
    Master of Arts in Swedish Studies (Thesis)
  • Course description
    Major Thesis 30,000 words (100 points per year)

    126-510 Major Thesis - Swedish Studies

    It is expected that a graduate of the University of Melbourne will be able to engage in academic discourse in English. Therefore a research masters will normally be written in English. At the same time the faculty seeks to encourage the acquisition of appropriate levels of linguistic and cultural competencies necessary for research of international distinction. Consequently, if a candidate wishes to write a thesis in another language, an application can be made to the faculty's Research and Graduate Studies Committee at an early stage in the candidature. The committee will consider such an application if the source material and readership are primarily in that language or the thesis is concerned with the study of language. Where permission is granted, a summary of the thesis (approximately 2,500 words) in English should be bound in the thesis.

    Subject     Semester     Credit Points
    126-510  Major Thesis - Swedish Studies
    Research on a selected topic to be approved by the convenor of Swedish, in consultation with the thesis supervisor.     RHD First Half Year, RHD Second Half Year     N/A

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