Admission requirements
Admission requirements and any restrictions.
Description
The BA English Literature Thesis Seminar will consist of one introductory – getting started – session, followed by a series of sessions organised for students at which they can get together in a room on campus to work on their thesis. At six of these sessions a member of staff will be present to give general advice and guidance. Students can also be present via a video link through Kaltura, etc.
Course objectives
The aim of the thesis seminar sessions is to give students the opportunity to come together as a group while they work on their individual projects. Writing a thesis may be an individual task, but every year many students work on this individual task simultaneously. Before, during and after the thesis seminar sessions, students can share experiences, compare and contrast progress, methods, discoveries, etc. And students can also benefit from the various words of advice from the tutors when they are present.
Timetable
The timetables are available through My Timetable.
Mode of instruction
Seminar
Assessment method
n.a.
Reading list
n.a.
Registration
Enrolment through MyStudyMap is mandatory.
General information about MyStudyMap is available on the website
Registration À la carte education, Contract teaching and Exchange
Information for those interested in taking this course in context of À la carte education (without taking examinations), eg. about costs, registration and conditions.
Information for those interested in taking this course in context of Contract teaching (with taking examinations), eg. about costs, registration and conditions.
For the registration of exchange students contact Humanities International Office.
Contact
For substantive questions, contact the lecturer listed in the right information bar.
For questions about enrolment, admission, etc, contact the Education Administration Office: Onderwijsadministratie Arsenaal
Remarks
The Thesis seminar is meant to function as a general support structure for students writing their thesis supervised by one of the members of staff of the BA English Language and Culture programme. It is not a separate course for credits.