Darstellung / Vorschau

(Δ20) -  Linos-Alexander Sicilianos; Photini Pazartzi; Maria Gavouneli; Rebecca-Emmanouela Papadopoulou; George Kyriakopoulos; Manolis Perakis; Anastasios Gourgourinis; Efthymios Papastavridis;

Beschreibung des Kurses

The LL.M. Thesis provides an opportunity to combine and apply the knowledge acquired during the studies. The basic and necessary characteristic of the thesis is originality, which marks a significant added value to the acquired knowledge and reflects the personal contribution and ability of the student. Originality may refer to filling a gap in the literature and/or drawing new conclusions to old or recurring issues.

 

Timeline

4 April 2026: Submission of the topic of the LL.M. Thesis (upon consultation with academic staff members)

29 May 2026: Submission of outline and research plan to supervisor (upon consultation with academic staff members)

30 September 2026: Submission of LL.M. Thesis

Creation Date

Mittwoch, 4. März 2026