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736A38 · 15 credits · Advanced level (A2E) · Barn

Master’s Thesis in Child Studies (two year)

Active · next start VT 2027

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    About the course

    Aim

    After completion of the course, the student should on an advanced level be able to:

    • independently identify and formulate a well-argued research problem relevant to Child Studies
    • identify, critically review, evaluate, and integrate theoretical and empirical knowledge
    • carry out a research study, including to collect and systematically analyse empirical material and evaluate the results.
    • apply ethical principles in one’s own study
    • report a research study within the time frame provided, using academic language
    • defend and argue for one’s own study in an academic manner
    • review and evaluate other studies using quality criteria for research
    • in an independent manner, develop one’s own study based on others’ comments

    Content

    Within the course, an in-depth, cohesive and independent thesis in child studies is planned, carried out, analysed and reported. The focus of the course is on the carrying out and writing of a thesis based on relevant research methods, theory and previous research.

    Examiner
    Lina Söderman Lago
    Main field of study
    Barn
    Syllabus on Studieinfo ↗