MMP312 Research Design and Methods
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The purpose of this courses is to provide AMF master’s students with a scientific-theoretical introduction into what research into media involves. The course will enable students to execute their thesis and specifically prepare them for the demands the thesis entails, whether they choose a scientific thesis or a practical/scientific approach.
In accordance with the National Qualifications Framework the student will achieve the following learning outcomes after completing the course:
- solid and thorough knowledge of what research involves
- knowledge of the theories’ role in a research project
thorough knowledge of scientific theory and the research methods that are relevant in connection with media research
- students will have acquired advanced skills in the methods that are appropriate for their work with their thesis
- students will be able to discuss the various strengths and weaknesses of different methods so that they are able to choose the appropriate method for their own thesis
- advanced knowledge of what research is
- competence to evaluate various research projects with an eye to theory, methodology and implementation
-Teaching is in the form of lectures and seminars.
Frammøtekrav:
The student has to attend lectures and seminars
Arbeidskrav:
Introduction at student seminar (10-15 minutes)
Approved project plan for master's thesis
Examination results are executed in accordance with the Directive for Admission, Studies and Examination at Volda University College, chapter 5. (http://lovdata.no/forskrift/2014-12-04-1697/%C2%A75-11)
The course will be evaluated in accordance with Volda University College’s quality assurance system. (http://www.hivolda.no/hivolda/om-hogskulen/kvalitetsarbeid)
- Mastergradsstudium i dokumentar journalistikk - deltid
| Assessment Form | Grouping | Duration | Grading scale | Proportion | Comment | Support Materials | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Digital eksamen | Individuell | 6 timar | A-F, der A er best og E er siste ståkarakter | Final assessment on the basis of a 6-hour written exam. |