All BA English students must submit a Research Essay on a topic related to one of the courses taught wholly in the English Department. The Research Essay...

All BA English students must submit a Research Essay on a topic related to one of the courses taught wholly in the English Department. The Research Essay should be not more than 6,000 words long. The topic you choose must relate to one of the courses you have taken, or are taking, in the English Department.

You will choose a topic In consultation with your tutor, and a working title will be agreed with your tutor during the summer term of your second year at a half-hour tutorial meeting. At the beginning of the autumn term of the third year, you will submit your title to your tutor for approval. Your tutor will countersign the Research Essay Title form to confirm that your choice of subject has their approval. The form must offer a short account of the material the essay will cover, and of the approach to be adopted. The finished essay is submitted at the beginning of the spring term of your final year.

This course is designed for students with no prior knowledge of Norwegian. In the course of 20 weeks, it brings students from beginner to lower intermediate...

The research thesis should be an original piece of empirical work relevant to clinical psychology, which demonstrates the ability to apply scientific...

The research thesis should be an original piece of empirical work relevant to clinical psychology, which demonstrates the ability to apply scientific principles and undertake rigorous investigation. The thesis should be of publishable quality. It should make a distinct contribution to the knowledge of the subject and afford evidence of originality.

Assessment of Research Skills is by a thesis which makes a distinct contribution to the knowledge of the subject and offers evidence of originality through the...

Assessment of Research Skills is by a thesis which makes a distinct contribution to the knowledge of the subject and offers evidence of originality through the discovery of new facts and/or the exercise of independent critical power.

This module is only available to students registered on the Doctorate in Educational Psychology (DDYPSYSEDU01)