(in Polish) Seminarium magisterskie - Współczesna własność intelektualna. Prawo i praktyka. 2200-1M117

It involves developing research skills and working with academic literature focused on the topic that the student intends to analyze in their research project. The classes provide an opportunity to present the results of one’s own work. The specific topics of individual sessions are selected according to the interests and needs of the seminar participants. In the second semester, the classes focus on the issues chosen by the participants for analysis as part of their diploma theses.

Type of course

Master's seminars

Mode

Classroom

Prerequisites (description)

Classes intended for fifth-year students. The aim of the master’s seminar is to prepare students for writing their master’s thesis and for its defense. During the course, students develop the skills necessary to achieve this goal. The seminar is also intended to foster the ability to critically evaluate sources and to build one’s own arguments.

Course coordinators

Krystyna Szczepanowska-Kozłowska

Learning outcomes

The student learns the principles related to preparing diploma theses. They formulate the aim of the master’s thesis and the research problem they intend to solve. They have knowledge regarding the acquisition and use of sources necessary for the master’s thesis. They are able to select appropriate research methods for the issue that is the subject of the diploma thesis. They know and can identify the basic problems in the subject area related to their diploma thesis.

Assessment criteria

Active participation in class and preparation for classes are required.

Practical placement

None

Bibliography

Literature is suggested to students on an ongoing basis during the classes and is tailored to the topics currently being discussed.

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of 2200-1M117 in USOSweb