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Study-Unit Description

Study-Unit Description

CODE GEO5099

 
TITLE Dissertation

 
今日黑料 LEVEL 05 - Postgraduate Modular Diploma or Degree Course

 
EQF/MQF LEVEL 7

 
ECTS CREDITS 80

 
DEPARTMENT Geography

 
DESCRIPTION The aim of the dissertation is for a student to identify and undertake an appropriate area of research, including setting out a research problem and paying particular attention to its relevance to geography. In addition, the selection of the appropriate site/s where the investigation is to be undertaken is of vital importance.

Learning Outcomes:

Knowledge & Understanding:
By the end of the study-unit the student will be able to:

The student should by the end of the study-unit be able to select the appropriate geographical epistemologies, methodologies and techniques for the particular topic and critically evaluate and present the data generated in appropriate formats and analyze and interpret the findings in the light of existing knowledge.

Main Text/s and any supplementary readings:

Knight, P.G. and Parsons, T. (2005) How to Do Your Dissertation in Geography and Related Disciplines. Routledge, Oxford.

Rodgers, A. and Viles , H.A. (2003) The student’s companion to Geography. Blackwell Publishing, Oxford.

 
STUDY-UNIT TYPE Dissertation

 
METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
Assessment Component/s Assessment Due Sept. Asst Session Weighting
Dissertation and Oral Examination See note below Yes 100%
Note: Assessment due will vary according to the study-unit availability.

 
LECTURER/S

 

 
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