Admission requirements
Before they can start working on their thesis students must have completed the Thesis Seminar. Students with an extention of their study programme are expected to finish those courses before starting the thesis.
Description
The thesis poses a scholarly question within the framework of the broader academic debates of the field. In consultation with the thesis advisor, the student decides on a topic for this thesis project, as well as on central research questions and source material. The work will be completed step by step throughout the semester: outline and bibliography, a single chapter, first complete draft, and final version.
Timetable
Not applicable. A number of thesis seminars will be organised. See the schedule.
Assessment method
The thesis for the MA Arts and Culture programme contains a maximum of 17,000 words excluding notes, bibliography and appendices.
The thesis is supervised by a lecturer attached to the Department of Art History who possesses expertise in the relevant field. The thesis is judged by two lecturers involved in the program. If a student does not finish his/her thesis in the course of one academic year, the student has to deliver a new proposal at the board of examiners and will be assigned a new supervisor in the next semester.
Required reading
In consultation with your supervisor.
Registration
Students don’t have to register for the thesis via uSis.
Contact information
Please contact your thesis supervisor