Courses :: Module, THESIS (MUSICOLOGY)

	Overview
	The supervised research and submission of a thesis (c15,000 words) providing the opportunity for detailed independent research and study of a topic to an advanced level. Regular individual tutorials are held with an assigned supervisor up to the end of June. A draft of the thesis should be shown to the supervisor by the end of June, the completed thesis being submitted before the end of August.

Overview

The supervised research and submission of a thesis (c15,000 words) providing the opportunity for detailed independent research and study of a topic to an advanced level. Regular individual tutorials are held with an assigned supervisor up to the end of June. A draft of the thesis should be shown to the supervisor by the end of June, the completed thesis being submitted before the end of August.

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: identify a suitable topic for research. present a paper on the subject of their research. compile an up-to-date bibliography and present musical examples using Sibelius. write a successful masters dissertation with suitable critical/analytical content for masters' level.

Learning Outcomes

	Autumn Supplementals/Resits
	Continuous assessment marks are carried forward to the autumn. Dissertations-theses, recitals and composition-music technology portfolios presented for the first time in the Autumn Supplemental Examination Session will be capped at 40% in the absence of fully proven mitigating circumstances.

Autumn Supplementals/Resits

	Co-Requisites
	MU660a

Co-Requisites

	Timetable
	This timetable is not currently available, please contact the Music Department.

Timetable

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