This module prepares you for, and includes, the dissertation. The dissertation builds upon the learning outcomes attained in the other modules of your MA course and is the principal assessed element of the course. It must be on a topic that falls within the Peace and Conflict Studies course. The module helps you move through the various stages of researching and writing your dissertation.
Seminar 10, Supervision 5
Compulsory to the following courses:
MA Peace and Conflict Studies
This module is not available as an optional module
Extended Writing. Assessment Details: Dissertation14,000 words worth 100%. This Assessment is Pass Compulsory.
Reassessment Method: Like for like
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On successfully completing the module, students will be able to:
1) Formulate a meaningful and feasible research question and design and conduct an independent research project
2) Situate their research question in relation to the relevant academic literature
3) Utilise appropriate methods to collect, analyse and interpret primary and secondary data
4) Competently apply concepts and theories to examine, evaluate, and discuss the significance of their findings in relation to pre-existing knowledge
5) Present their findings in writing in accordance with advanced academic standards
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