Master-Arbeit

• Knowledge: students show in depth understanding of a specific research area related to (world) heritage, are able to recognise interrelationships in the larger context and the cross-sectorial nature of heritage protection and management processes; they are able to gather and analyse information concerning their specific research area, to understand complex academic materials and the related theoretical frameworks, but also to reflect on the practical applicability of this knowledge in the professional field;
• Methods: students are able to apply scientific research methods (both qualitative and quantitative) and to develop their thesis according to academic standards; they demonstrate that they can independently and successfully complete an assignment within a set deadline, contributing to the development of new ideas. …
• Critical thinking: students demonstrate the ability to critically discuss the consulted literary sources and their research findings, to independently and coherently formulate a position in regard to a specific topic,
• Communication: students are able to articulate the reasoning and process behind their individual research in a clear written and spoken form, to present the results of their academic work in front of an audience and to respond to questions that may arise in this context.

The final exam consists of the evaluation of the written work and its oral examination. The final grade is formed by the arithmetical rounded mean of the evaluation of the written work with a weight of 0.75 and the evaluation of the oral examination with a weight of 0.25.

Depending on the individual subject

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