[Oorspr. grootte] Writing your ResMA Thesis in 5 steps

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Writing your ResMA Thesis in 5 steps Year I, Semester 1 CRITICAL AREA STUDIES Choose a topic you want to work on and use this course to think about the conceptual framework you want to use for your research. Read up on the relevant theory, consider how it might feature in your work and how to position your work in the field. Think about the source materials you want to use, their availability and accessibility. Year I, Semester 2, block 3 METHODOLOGIES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES OR RESEARCH SCHOOL COURSE(S) Use this course to determine the methodological approaches of your research. Make a start writing the methodological part of your research proposal. Apply for a research and thesis supervisor. Deadline 15 March. Year I, Semester 2, block 4 RESEARCH PREPARATION At the end of this short course, you need to have finished your research proposal. Deadline for submission to the Board of Examiners: 1 July (if you want time to rewrite, if necessary: 1 June) Year II, Semester 3 RESEARCH PROJECT During this semester, you will do the actual research. You report to your research supervisor: (short) reports once every three weeks during the research period and a final research report by the end of the semester. Deadline 31 January. Year II, Semester 4 RESEARCH MA THESIS AND THESIS SEMINAR During this semester, you will write your thesis using the original sources you collected during your research. In the thesis seminar you will present your work, discuss the challenges and how you are dealing with them with the convener of the seminar and your fellow students. Deadline final version: 15 June. QUESTIONS? SEND AN EMAIL TO [email protected]

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Writing yourResMA Thesis in 5

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Year I, Semester 1CRITICAL AREA STUDIES

Choose a topic you want to work on and use this course to think aboutthe conceptual framework you want to use for your research. Read upon the relevant theory, consider how it might feature in your work and

how to position your work in the field. Think about the sourcematerials you want to use, their availability and accessibility.

Year I, Semester 2, block 3METHODOLOGIES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND

HUMANITIES OR RESEARCH SCHOOL COURSE(S)

Use this course to determine the methodological approaches of yourresearch. Make a start writing the methodological part of your

research proposal. Apply for a research and thesis supervisor.

Deadline 15 March.

Year I, Semester 2, block 4RESEARCH PREPARATION

At the end of this short course, you need to have finished yourresearch proposal.

Deadline for submission to the Board of Examiners: 1 July (if you want time to rewrite, if necessary: 1 June)

Year II, Semester 3RESEARCH PROJECT

During this semester, you will do the actual research. You report toyour research supervisor: (short) reports once every three weeks

during the research period and a final research report by the end ofthe semester.

Deadline 31 January.

Year II, Semester 4RESEARCH MA THESIS AND THESIS SEMINAR

During this semester, you will write your thesis using the originalsources you collected during your research.

In the thesis seminar you will present your work, discuss thechallenges and how you are dealing with them with the convener of

the seminar and your fellow students. Deadline final version: 15 June.

Q U E S T I O NS? SEN D A N EM A IL T O S T U CO - R E S M A - AS-ME S @H U M .LE ID ENUNIV .NL