Socio-economic geography and spatial managment - Phd student seminar 1600-SZD-SDOK-GSEiGP
The aim of the doctoral seminar is to prepare a doctoral dissertation by its participants. At the seminar, this is achieved, among others, by exchange of thoughts (asking questions and making comments) by the audience after successive meetings, during which subsequent participants report on their work progress. The topics of the next meetings are related to the doctoral dissertations prepared by the participants. Doctoral students prepare theses on their own (under the supervision of a tutor), and during the seminar they present the partial and final results of the research, subjecting themselves to the group's assessment. The group includes all SDNS doctoral students in the discipline of socio-economic geography and spatial management.
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Learning outcomes
The final result of a doctoral seminar is a doctoral dissertation.
Assessment criteria
Description of requirements related to participation in classes, including the permitted number of explained absences; allowed 10% of absences, required activity in the discussion and preparation of a paper on the subject of the dissertation being prepared within the prescribed period.
Principles for passing the classes and the subject (including resit session); The pass mark is a positive assessment of the presentation of the degree of advancement of the doctoral dissertation at the doctoral seminar in the presence of the academic tutor.
Methods for the verification of learning outcomes; The activity and quality of discussions are assessed, as well as systematic work in preparing subsequent fragments of the doctoral dissertation. Assessment is done by all seminar leaders.
Evaluation criteria the seminar leaders rate the presentation on a scale of 1 to 10 points. The final grade is the arithmetic mean of the grades issued by them. A positive assessment requires obtaining no less than 4 points. In the event of an epidemiological threat, classes may be conducted remotely, and the credit may be given orally using electronic means of social communication recommended by the University of Warsaw.
Bibliography
Impossible to specify - depends on the thematic and territorial scope of doctoral dissertations.
Additional information
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