Master Thesis in Environmental Technology (MLJMAS)
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.
Course description for study year 2024-2025. Please note that changes may occur.
Course code
MLJMAS
Version
1
Credits (ECTS)
30
Semester tution start
Spring, Autumn
Number of semesters
3
Exam semester
Spring
Language of instruction
English
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
Form of assessment | Weight | Duration | Marks | Aid |
---|---|---|---|---|
Thesis | 9/10 | 4.5 Months | Letter grades | All |
Project assignment | 1/10 | 1 Weeks | Letter grades | 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 thesisThe 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.Note that you primarily have only one attempt for writing the master's thesis, see section 3-10 number 4 in Regulations relating to studies and examinations at the University of Stavanger.For all information and regulations relating to bachelor and master’s thesis, see here.Deadline for withdrawal is April 1st
Course teacher(s)
Course coordinator:
Sachin Maruti ChavanCourse teacher:
Krista Michelle KasterCourse teacher:
Daniela Maria PampaninCourse teacher:
Espen EngeCourse teacher:
Magne Olav SydnesCourse teacher:
Ilke Pala OzkokCourse teacher:
Malcolm Andrew KellandCourse teacher:
Kåre Bredeli JørgensenHead of Department:
Ingunn Westvik JolmaCourse teacher:
Roald KommedalMethod of work
Overlapping courses
Course | Reduction (SP) |
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Master Thesis in Environmental Technology (METMAS_1) | 30 |