TLBPRA2 Praksisperiode 2 Emneplan

The student is entitled to be informed of the grade before he or she presents the thesis in lecture form (30 minutes). The thesis must be passed before the student can present their thesis. The student will then take an individual oral exam. The lecture and the oral exam can adjust the grade awarded for the master¿s thesis. The final grade is then set. The final grade is included on the diploma.

When students work on the thesis in pairs, the written thesis will be awarded the same grade. Each student will present their part of the thesis in lecture form and then take an individual oral exam. However, the lectures and the oral exam will be considered the individual student¿s contribution and are used to adjust the final grade for each student as necessary. Students are allowed to submit a new or revised master¿s thesis once if they are awarded a fail grade. A reworked version of the thesis must be submitted within the given deadline. A student will not be allowed to submit a new master¿s thesis in the same programme if a pass grade has already been awarded.

The student must sign a publication agreement in connection with submission to allow the thesis to be published and made publicly available. If the student consents to this, all non-restricted master¿s theses awarded a pass grade will be published in ODA, the university¿s digital knowledge archive.  

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Requirements for the master¿s thesis

Requirements to academic delimitations: The master¿s degree thesis should be an independent and analytical work with relevance to the subject areas in the programme. The students must choose a topic that will be highlighted through systematic use of qualitative and/or quantitative methodologies. The research question can be of either a theoretical or an empirical nature.

The master's thesis must follow the Faculty of Social Sciences¿ template for writing assignments.

Please note in particular the Regulations relating to Studies and Examinations at OsloMet Section 7-5, regarding cheating. See also the Appeal Boards¿ website regarding cheating on the university¿s website regarding exams.

Monograph

Individual theses in monograph form are expected to have a scope of 65 pages +/- 10% (excluding the table of contents, introduction, summary, references and appendices), written in 12-point Times New Roman with 1.5 line spacing.

Up to two students can co-write a joint master's thesis. The programme coordinator, or the person the programme coordinator has delegated the task to, must approve the project. The students must sign a co-writing contract. A note must accompany the submission of the thesis, stating the parts of the thesis that each student has had main responsibility for. Monograph theses written by two students are expected to have a scope of around 100 pages. The scope of the thesis can be adjusted by up to +/- 10%. Seventeen supervision sessions are allotted when co-writing.

Article manuscript

Individual assignments in article form must consist of one ready to submit article manuscript intended for a peer reviewed journal (level one or two).

Theses in article form written by two students should consist of at least two such article manuscripts.

Minimum 30 dager undervisningspraksis

Vurdering av praksis gjøres i samarbeid mellom fagansvarlig og praksisveileder på den aktuelle praksisskolen.  Endelig karaktersetting gjøres av faglærer

Hvis en student ikke består en praksisperiode kan denne gjennomføres på nytt. Får studenten vurdert samme praksisperiode til ikke bestått to ganger må studiet normalt avbrytes, jfr § 8-4 i forskrift om studier og eksamen ved OsloMet - storbyuniversitetet

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