Master’s thesis

The Master Thesis is a subject included in the syllabi of any bachelor's degree and master’s degree. The master’s thesis (MT) is worth 12 ECTS and must be completed in the last course supervised by a director or two co-directors. The thesis allows students to show in an integrated way their acquired knowledge and competences associated with the master’s degree.

Regulations

Regulations on the master’s thesis (approved by the Government Council on 28/2/2024).

Prerequisites

In order to enrol in the master’s thesis, the student must previously submit a proposal.
At this link, you can find the steps, deadlines and requirements to defend the master’s thesis.

Enrolment

You can check the enrolment dates at this link.

Assessment of the master’s thesis

The master’s thesis will be assessed following continuous assessment methodology. The advisor from EPS will use the continuous assessment portfolio.

Assessment panel

The master coordinator will appoint the members of the assessment panel. This appointment will be proposed by the advisor or co-advisor from EPS who fills out the proposal document.

Submission and defense of the master's thesis

The master’s thesis must be submitted at least 5 working days prior to the presentation date following the instructions given at this link.
As part of the submission process, the student has to provide a brief summary signed by the advisor or co-advisor from EPS. This document includes student's and advisor's authorization to deposit a copy of the master's thesis in the library of UdL.

Research Groups of the EPS

In order to find a topic for their master's thesis, students can contact a research group of EPS. The following EPS research groups from the ICT area take part of the research centre INSPIRES: