Syllabus

Thesis for University Diploma in Entrepreneurship

Code
EU1033
Points
7.5 Credits
Level
First Cycle Level 1
School
School of Information and Engineering
Subject field
Entrepreneurship and Innovation (EUN)
Group of Subjects
Business Administration
Disciplinary Domain
Technology, 100%
Approved
Approved, 26 February 2015.
This syllabus is valid from 20 May 2015.

Learning Outcomes

After completing the course, the student shall be able to:

  • demonstrate in-depth knowledge in a chosen area of the subject of entrepreneurship (1)
  • demonstrate the ability to identify and formulate a current problem in the subject of entrepreneurship (2)
  • select and apply scientific models for the writing of the thesis (3)
  • summarize results, and present them orally and in writing (4)
  • argue for the validity of results (5)
  • review and reflect on others’ theses (6)
  • demonstrate a critical and reflective approach to their work and in relation to itssocial and ethical aspects (7)

    Course Content

    The course contains two main parts. The first part includes applying a scientific method work within the framework of an individual project, in which the student with a scientific approach is to produce a written report. Normally this work is performed by two students together. In this project the student will apply the knowledge acquired from previous courses in entrepreneurship to a problem identified and resolved through an empirical study. The study shall be conducted through a conscious choice of relevant theories and models. The second part of the course includes an oral presentation of the written report- as well as opposition of other students´ reports.

    Assessment

    Oral and written presentation of the thesis and opposition 7.5 credits (examines objectives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)

    Forms of Study

    Seminars and supervision.

    Grades

    The Swedish grades U–VG.

    Prerequisites

    • 90 credits of which at least 45 credits in the subject of entrepreneurship

    Other Information

    The number of examination attempts is limited to five. The thesis must be submitted at the time specified by the examiner. Examination can only take place on specified examination dates. In the event that two students wrote the thesis, they should be able to describe how the work was divided. If a thesis is rejected at two examinations, the thesis topic must be changed. Students registered for the course are entitled to receive tuition and supervision during the period stated for the course to which the applicant was admitted. Any additions must be submitted by the date specified by the examiner.