Course
Master's Thesis in Environmental Engineering (MLJMAS)
Facts
Course code MLJMAS
Credits (ECTS) 30
Semester tution start Spring
Language of instruction English
Number of semesters 3
Exam semester Spring
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Introduction
The master's thesis is an independent project in which you will apply the knowledge acquired during your studies on solving a chosen assignment. It is through this assignment that you will show your abilities and qualities as a coming engineer. The assignment will normally be carried out during the last semester of your studies. At this stage you will have acquired the knowledge and know-how needed for accomplishing a relevant assignment in your studies.
Content
Learning outcome
A candidate who has completed and passed his or her master thesis has acquired the following learning outcomes:
- is able to present and communicate extensive independent work
- can describe the problem clearly and masters the terms and expressions within the academic field
- has acquired an overview of relevant international literature, scientific reporting and ethical standards in the field, and manages to deal critically with various sources of information
- is able to analyse relevant theoretical models and/or studies supported by scientific research
- masters analysis of relevant scholarly tools and techniques
- is able to give an account of the academic problem and analyse results and independent conclusions according to the problem
- is able to reflect upon and evaluate his/her own work in a critical manner
- is able to defend high moral standards in scientific, as well as other, context, thus being a good role model
Required prerequisite knowledge
Exam
Thesis
Weight 9/10
Duration 4.5 Months
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Withdrawal deadline 09.10.2025
Thesis
Weight 1/1
Marks Letter grades
Withdrawal deadline 09.10.2025
Project assignment
Weight 1/10
Duration 1 Weeks
Marks Letter grades
Aid All
There are two points of assessment, a project assignment which is a publicly presented poster with preliminary data, and a written thesis. A maximum of two students can collaborate on a master's thesis
The course has an ongoing assessment. All parts must be passed in order to obtain a final grade in the course. During the semester the student will prepare a poster based on their preliminary data. This poster will be publicly presented. There is no re-sit possibilities for the presentation.