Master Thesis defense Sample Clauses
The 'Master Thesis defense' clause outlines the requirements and procedures for a student to formally present and defend their master's thesis before a designated committee. Typically, this clause specifies the composition of the defense committee, the scheduling process, and any prerequisites such as submission deadlines or required documentation. Its core function is to ensure that the evaluation of the thesis is conducted in a structured and transparent manner, providing both the student and the institution with a clear framework for the final assessment of the student's research work.
Master Thesis defense. The draft of the Master Thesis must be approved by the academic supervisor prior to the oral presentation at the thesis defense. The Consortium will organize the Master Thesis defense during the “COSI days”. Members of the jury are:
a. COSI academic coordinator;
b. Two independent reviewers validated by the AMB;
Master Thesis defense. The draft of the Master Thesis must be approved by the academic supervisor prior to the oral presentation at the thesis defense. The Consortium organizes the Master Thesis defense during the “Induction week”. Members of the jury are:
a. PSRS academic coordinator;
b. Academic supervisor;
c. Two members not involved in the thesis supervision;
d. Host company / institution supervisor;
e. Students / Alumni (not compulsory). The Consortium must publish Master Thesis’ guidelines on the Programme intranet at the beginning of semester 4 to inform the Student on detailed expected structure, length, format, layout, referencing method and writing guidance of the written report and supporting slides for the defense.
Master Thesis defense. The master thesis defense is updated as follows:
a. COSI academic coordinator;
b. Two independent reviewers validated by the AMB;
c. Host company / institution supervisor;
d. One member from the AMB; The Consortium must publish Master Thesis’ guidelines on the Programme website at the beginning of semester 4 to inform the Student on detailed expected structure, length, format, layout, referencing method and writing guidance of the written report and supporting slides for the defense.