Intercultural Literature Studies: Master‘s Degree Thesis

On completion of the course, students will be able to:

• describe in-depth methodological and theoretical knowledge and insights into current research issues, within the field of intercultural literature studies
• integrate knowledge and analyse, assess and manage complex phenomena and issues
• independently search, collect, evaluate, and critically interpret and analyse relevant information to a particular question
• carry out, within a set time frame, an independent study about literature that is of high academic value and that has a connection to research, and a clear method and theory, as well as argumentation that has a basis in informed text analyses
• in both written and oral form, while demonstrating sound communication skills, present and support both their results and the knowledge and arguments that form the basis of their conclusions
• critically analyse and discuss the academic work of others by providing a constructive response.

On completion of the course, students will be able to:

• describe in-depth methodological and theoretical knowledge and insights into current research issues, within the field of intercultural literature studies
• integrate knowledge and analyse, assess and manage complex phenomena and issues
• independently search, collect, evaluate, and critically interpret and analyse relevant information to a particular question
• carry out, within a set time frame, an independent study about literature that is of high academic value and that has a connection to research, and a clear method and theory, as well as argumentation that has a basis in informed text analyses
• in both written and oral form, while demonstrating sound communication skills, present and support both their results and the knowledge and arguments that form the basis of their conclusions
• critically analyse and discuss the academic work of others by providing a constructive response.