Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 15:24:43 08/20/02
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On August 20, 2002 at 17:49:21, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On August 20, 2002 at 17:07:19, Sune Fischer wrote: > >>That is simply not true, the typical master here in Copenhagen takes 1 year. > >I assume you mean thesis. > >>It is a very big project, not something you do in two weeks. > >I'm well aware of that. But that is not the question. > >>You are expected to do experimental or theoretical work, write a thesis and most >>need to defend the work in a master qolloqium. >>A master is a mini Ph.D., except you do not have to publish and you have a >>supervisor to help you. You will always get to do something unique (I've never >>talked to someone that didn't), one year is simply too long for a copy/paste >>job. > >Depending on discipline, the level of encouragement regarding independant work >varies. It's usually an unavoidable sideeffect. But all the rules >(studieordninger) that I know of allows for purely theoretical work as a thesis >subject, which includes compiling known material as long as there's evidence of >comprehension and independendant treatment of the topic in question. > >>You can find the rules here (danish only, couldn't find them in english): >>http://www.sis.ku.dk/SHB/VisTekstAfsnit.asp?TekstAfsnit=4498&InFrame=0&Sprog=DK&vis=1&TopAfsnit=4426&4410#4426 > >All the rules of varies disciplines concerning thesis work I checked at the >above link allows for theoretical work, which can be a compendium of already >published work. That's a fact. Nonsense, what would be the point, anyone could toss together 100 pages in two weeks, why would you need a year for that? -S. >Regards, >Mogens
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