Master's Thesis (MSc Thesis)
The Master’s Thesis is a compulsory component of the Program, carried out during the third semester and corresponding to 20 ECTS.
It represents an individual research project that allows students to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during their studies to a specific topic in clean technologies and management.
Objectives
- Development of independent research skills
- Application of theoretical and practical knowledge
- Critical analysis and problem-solving
- Contribution to applied or theoretical knowledge
Supervision
Each student is assigned a supervisor from the academic staff, who provides guidance and support throughout the research process.
Evaluation
The Master’s Thesis is evaluated based on the quality of the research, methodology, analysis, and presentation. It includes submission and oral defence according to program procedures.
The thesis must be written in English, reflecting the international orientation of the Program.
Shared Thesis for the Double Degree Pathway
Students following the double-degree pathway complete one shared postgraduate thesis. Its successful completion is credited simultaneously as CTM-MT (20 ECTS) for the M.Sc. in Clean Technologies Management and as Professional Thesis, UE-9 (20 UM/IAE credits), for the MBA in Digital Business & Innovation (DBI) e-learning. A second, separate thesis is not required.
The shared thesis forms part of the requirements of both qualifications, in accordance with the Special Cooperation Protocol and the decisions of the competent bodies of the two institutions.
See the complete Double Degree Pathway in Courses & Semesters.