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Exposé

Support for bachelor's and master's final projects, from finding a topic through to submission.

Target group

Students preparing for the final phase of their studies, and students currently working on their final project.

Students graduating in other teaching areas who would like feedback from this field are welcome too — no registration needed.

Learning objectives

Students planning a final project turn an interest into a question they can work with and write an exposé that holds up. Students whose final project is already under way present where they stand at regular intervals and use the feedback to take it further.

Content

  • Finding and narrowing down a topic

  • Literature research and reference management

  • Planning the structure and the schedule

  • Writing an exposé that sets out your own final project

  • Discussing final projects already under way

  • Presenting, discussing and developing your own project

Every workshop of the studio is also listed, filtered by learning path, in the workshop calendar.

Way of working

Group and individual advice, presenting your topic or the state of your work, and feedback

Schedule

  1. Wk 43

    Einführung

    10:00–11:30

    Kennenlernen, Vorstellung der Ideen und Einführung in das Seminar.

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  2. Wk 46

    Finding literature

    10:00–11:30

    Workshop

    In this workshop you learn how to find relevant literature with classic and AI-assisted research methods and how to judge your sources.
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  3. Wk 47

    Workshop

    In this workshop you learn how to collect and organise academic sources with Zotero and use them for citations and bibliographies.
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