PI4071: DISSERTATION (POLITICS) (2015-2016)

This course affords students the opportunity to apply their knowledge and research skills in the broad field of Politics & International Relations to an individual piece of research, focusing on a topic selected by the student and approved by the module coordinator and by the Dissertation supervisor. Over the course of the project, with guidance from a supervising member of staff, the student will conduct a literature review of relevant material, select appropriate research methods, gather data where necessary, analyse data, and write a final analysis in the form of the Dissertation. While the techniques of analysis will vary with the nature of the research problem, all students will receive guidance on critical analysis, planning their Dissertation, and Dissertation writing. Particular emphasis will be given to helping students develop their own skills.

Available only to students in Politics OR International Relations degrees.

Information on contact teaching time is available from the course guide.

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10000-word dissertation (100%).

There are no assessments for this course.

Informal feedback provided on literature review and course design and at draft stages of dissertation. Written feedback will be offered on the completed dissertation.

None.