MA Thesis (30cr)

Objective

The module builds upon work done in research module 4.2. It provides an opportunity for
students to undertake independent study related to the professional structure and/or the
performance of sign language interpreting and translating. Students will be expected to
demonstrate an ability to develop and sustain a logical and consistent argument in
relation to the analysis of relevant issues. This must be accomplished with due regard for
the validity of available evidence and methods of enquiry

Content

Contents relate to either the profession or the performance aspect of sign language
interpreting and translating. Specific contents depend on the topics chosen by the
students.

Materials

Reading will depend on topics chosen by the students.

Further information

Assessment methods
1. Submission of MA thesis (75%)
2. Colloquium (25%)
Detailed guidelines will be provided and introduced at the end of semester 4. For further
information, see Appendix B, “Study and Examination Regulations”, section III. Master's
degree.