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The masters dissertation, irrespective of the subject, allows a student to :
- summarise a given scientific topic,
- put a specific issue in context drawing on existing information,
- present the results of the dissertation.
The dissertation must demonstrate the student's ability to describe correctly the results of a personal, objective and methodical work. The length of the dissertation is not a criteria in evaluating its quality. Similar to the other forms of learning, the dissertation is an essential component of the programme to which it belongs. Status quaestionis about an issue of the masters, this piece of work is more limited than a dissertation and must be done in one year.
The contribution of this Teaching Unit to the development and command of the skills and learning outcomes of the programme(s) can be accessed at the end of this sheet, in the section entitled “Programmes/courses offering this Teaching Unit”.
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The Individual Final Project must be at least 50 pages.
It should include: introduction; development; Conclusion and bibliography.
It is a piece of writing in the style of a dissertation but presented more as a speech.
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The nature of the Individual Final Project for the Master 60 (status quaestionis) does not allow for any extension of the project other than by beginning a new study with a new objective, in the same field of research. The Master 120 has different requirements and also requires a new project, with new fees.
