Master´s Degree Thesis in Chemistry, 45 Credits

The student shall develop their knowledge of Chemistry, develop their ability to apply the knowledge acquired during their studies, and train in independently conducting and presenting a major assignment. The assignment should be of a research-like nature. The student is to actively take part in the planning of the project, independently complete the assignment, document and present the results both verbally and in writing. The written report is to contain a popular scientific summary which shall also address relevant societal and ethical aspects. The course also includes the critical examination and opposition of a degree project at second-cycle level. The course is divided up into the following modules: Module 1. Project description encompassing a literature study within a chosen project field which provides background and enables planning of the project. This is presented in writing (5 credits). After a period of 20 weeks, the student will submit a revised project plan to be assessed by the examiner. Module 2. Conducting the project, final report and opposition (40 credits).