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Below are the key dates for the thesis deadlines. | Below are the key dates for the thesis deadlines. | ||
==The next key date is the 20-3-17== | |||
At that point the thesis must be at an advanced stage and it should be ready for a second tutor to give feedback and comment (see second reader's guidelines below). | At that point the thesis must be at an advanced stage and it should be ready for a second tutor to give feedback and comment (see second reader's guidelines below). | ||
At this stage you will be given due warning by your writing tutor and second reader if your text does not meet the standards of a masters thesis. | |||
You will also be given guidance about how to improve your text in order to meet those standards. | |||
==How your writing tutor can help you in March== | |||
At the beginning of March you will mail a Word version of your text to your writing tutor who will give feedback (annotated feedback) on the draft. They will indicate what needs to happen to make it ready for the second reader, and also indicate what needs to be done for it to meet the standards of a master thesis. Note: your text must be nearly finished by 20 March. | |||
At the beginning of March you will mail a Word | |||
They will indicate what needs to happen to make it ready for the second reader, and indicate | |||
Below is the basic information: | |||
= THESIS = | = THESIS = | ||
Latest revision as of 13:38, 22 February 2017
Below are the key dates for the thesis deadlines.
The next key date is the 20-3-17
At that point the thesis must be at an advanced stage and it should be ready for a second tutor to give feedback and comment (see second reader's guidelines below). At this stage you will be given due warning by your writing tutor and second reader if your text does not meet the standards of a masters thesis. You will also be given guidance about how to improve your text in order to meet those standards.
How your writing tutor can help you in March
At the beginning of March you will mail a Word version of your text to your writing tutor who will give feedback (annotated feedback) on the draft. They will indicate what needs to happen to make it ready for the second reader, and also indicate what needs to be done for it to meet the standards of a master thesis. Note: your text must be nearly finished by 20 March.
Below is the basic information:
THESIS
Handbook details- thesis and final project
Criteria for evaluation (Thesis)
KEY DATES:
07-11-16 Thesis outline
09-01-17 Deadline First Chapter
20-02-17: Deadline First Draft Thesis
20-03-17: Joint2: Deadline Second Draft thesis (texts to 2nd readers)
27-03-17: Deadlines Second readers' comments
10-04-17: DEADLINE THESIS