1. Publication of the possible topics
2. Registration for the Master's Thesis
Students register for the chosen topic.
3. Feedback
The department will provide feedback on the selection via email if your application is accepted.
4. Kick-off Meeting
Your supervisor will contact you to agree on a time and date for a kick-off meeting. There you will receive additional information about the topic and agree on a proposal submission date.
Content of the email:
- Name/First name, matriculation number, contact details, preferred dates (see period for kick-off dates in the topic announcement)
- Attention: In case of late registration for the kick-off meeting, the care commitment will expire. By registering for the kick-off meeting, you accept the care place bindingly.
5. Submission of Proposal
Student submits proposal for the chosen topic. Usually, you have two weeks to write your proposal.
Deadline: 3 weeks after kick-off
Submission format: via email to the supervisor
Content: Proposal according to the guidelines for master theses (see guidelines)
If applicable, submission of the revised proposal (optional)
If your proposal is not accepted you will get time to rework your proposal and resend it to your supervisor.
Deadline: 2 weeks after proposal submission
6. Release and start of the processing time
The supervisor releases the start of the processing time.
Deadline: The processing period starts on the day of the accepted propossal.
Interim discussion (optional)
between students and supervisors
Appointment: by arrangement within the 22-week processing period
Location: online meeting or in person
7. Master thesis presentation
The date is agreed upon with the supervisor and usually takes place a month before the thesis submission.
8. Submission of the Master thesis
Deadline: 22 weeks from the acceptance of the thesis proposal
Format: One bound copy and PDF/Word
- via email to the supervisor as well as submission of a bound copy in the supervisor's office.
- Note: The work is considered failed if the submission deadline is not met.
9. Grade report to the Dean's office
The supervisor submits the grade to the dean's office. Subseqeuntly, the student is informed about the grade via email by the supervisor.
Deadline: no later than three months after the submission of the Master's Thesis.