Search Results

This independent research course partially fulfills required research hours toward a Plan I interdisciplinary master’s degree. A minimum of 6 thesis research hours are required, at 1-6 hours per semester. The course is conducted under the guidance of the primary advisor, with support from the advisory committee. Material covered will be of an advanced nature aimed at providing students with an understanding of the latest research and current developments within the field. Discussion and advisor guidance will be focused on readings of research articles and development of research methodology, with the aim of producing an original thesis evidencing research capacity, independent thought, integration of the disciplines represented in the plan of study, and the student's ability to interpret research materials in the student’s field.