French III: Bachelor’s Degree Thesis

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

• collect material that is in French and that is relevant to linguistics, literature or language education for use in an academic study, and demonstrate theoretical knowledge of a few current research questions of choice in the same area of specialisation
• demonstrate independence and the ability to solve problems, as well as a reflective approach
• write a theoretical text in sound French where they use methods appropriate for their work with regard to good research practise and ethical principles and where they can search for and critically interpret relevant sources, as well as analyse and summarise their results
• take into account and use different opinions from their supervisor and other students in order to work on their texts
• analyse, discuss and critically evaluate another thesis in French in a constructive manner at the oral examination
• reference correctly, quote correctly and provide a relevant bibliography
• defend their degree thesis in French at the oral examination.

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

• collect material that is in French and that is relevant to linguistics, literature or language education for use in an academic study, and demonstrate theoretical knowledge of a few current research questions of choice in the same area of specialisation
• demonstrate independence and the ability to solve problems, as well as a reflective approach
• write a theoretical text in sound French where they use methods appropriate for their work with regard to good research practise and ethical principles and where they can search for and critically interpret relevant sources, as well as analyse and summarise their results
• take into account and use different opinions from their supervisor and other students in order to work on their texts
• analyse, discuss and critically evaluate another thesis in French in a constructive manner at the oral examination
• reference correctly, quote correctly and provide a relevant bibliography
• defend their degree thesis in French at the oral examination.

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

• collect material that is in French and that is relevant to linguistics, literature or language education for use in an academic study, and demonstrate theoretical knowledge of a few current research questions of choice in the same area of specialisation
• demonstrate independence and the ability to solve problems, as well as a reflective approach
• write a theoretical text in sound French where they use methods appropriate for their work with regard to good research practise and ethical principles and where they can search for and critically interpret relevant sources, as well as analyse and summarise their results
• take into account and use different opinions from their supervisor and other students in order to work on their texts
• analyse, discuss and critically evaluate another thesis in French in a constructive manner at the oral examination
• reference correctly, quote correctly and provide a relevant bibliography
• defend their degree thesis in French at the oral examination.