Course description for 2022/23
Bachelor's Thesis
SA205S
Course description for 2022/23
Bachelor's Thesis
SA205S
The Bachelor's thesis is written on the basis of empirical research based in the field of social work, and the main topic must be relevant to social work.
During a project period, the students must carry out research that must be presented in a written thesis. The thesis is written on the basis of empirical material taken from the social work field. The empirical data can be obtained through the use of qualitative interviews or fieldwork, quantitative research or literature-based study. The thesis must account for the subject area, research problem, methods, analysis, findings, interpretation and discussion. The assignment is delivered through group work where 2-3 students work together. It is also possibly to work individually if special considerations warrant it based on agreement with the course coordinator. The topic and problem that is the focus of the thesis is prepared in collaboration with the course coordinator and supervisor, and must be relevant to both social work as a field of knowledge and a form of practice. Prior to the project period, lectures are arranged where the students are introduced to the work to be done during the project period. The assignments must not exceed 30 pages of text for a group assignments or 20 pages of text for an individual assignment. References and attachments are in addition to these page limits.
The subject is for students at Bachelor of Social work
Must be admitted to the study programme Social Work in Bodø, Levanger or Mo i Rana, and must have pass grades in all exams in the first and second study year. For students at Mo i Rana the following courses must be passed: EX151S/EX150S/EX153S, PRA1024/PRA1025, SOA1000/SOA1002, RE120S, MET2003, SOA2002 + PRA2050.
A complete course description is available in Norwegian.
No costs except semester registration fee and course literature
Compulsory
Lectures, group work and tutoring.
The programme of study and relevant courses are evaluated by students twice every year as part of the universitys quality control system
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The bachelor thesis may be written in Norwegian, Swedish, Danish or English.
All
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Overlap refers to a similarity between courses with the same content. Therefore, you will receive the following reduction in credits if you have taken the courses listed below:
SA266S - Bachelor's Thesis - 10 credits
SA203S - Bachelor's Thesis in Child Welfare and Protection - 10 credits
SA203S - Bachelor's Thesis - 10 credits
SA257S - Bachelor's Thesis - 10 credits