Master Thesis

Master  Thesis (Thesis) is a set of subjects to guide the research work of each Master student. The student must achieve at least the fifth level of Bloom Taxonomy (to evaluate a set of methods/theories/approaches/rules) as a minimal expectation to conclude his/her study. The subjects  consist of Seminar Research Proposal (Seminar Proposal) and Master Thesis (Thesis) that are defined as follows :

SUBJECT NAME: THESIS PROPOSAL SEMINAR (1984601) & EXAMINATION (1984602)
CREDIT: 4 credits (SKS)
PREREQUISITE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Objectives:

  • The student is able to communicate their research topic & material to the supervisors.
  • The student is able to describe related methods/theories/approaches/rules in order to answer research questions.
  • The student is able to develop a proposal for a Master’s thesis that achieves at least the fifth level of Bloom Taxonomy (to evaluate a set of methods/theories/approaches/rules) as a minimal expectation.
  • The student is able to present and defend their proposal in front of a group of examiners.

Activities:

  • Consultation of research material to supervisor.
  • Identifying research problem and formulating research question & scope.
  • Describing related methods/theories/approaches/rules to answer the research questions.
  • Developing literature review, research methodology & references.
  • Developing research proposal for Master thesis.
  • Presenting & defending the research proposal in front of a group of examiners.

 

SUBJECT NAME: SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION (PUBLIKASI ILMIAH/1984603)
CREDIT: 2 credits (SKS)
PREREQUISITE: –
Objectives:

  • The student is able to communicate research method & finding to research communities.
  • The student is able to develop scientific publication.

Activities:

  • Consultation of research material to supervisor.
  • Identifying research problem and formulating research question & scope.
  • Describing related methods/theories/approaches/rules to answer the research questions.
  • Developing literature review, research methodology & references.
  • Developing research publication.
  • Communicating research finding to the communities.

Assessment Standard:

  • Student must become the first author of the published paper
  • Publish in Journal indexed by Scopus/WoS / SINTA 1 and the Journal or publisher is not listed in BEALL’S PREDATORY LIST : A
  • Publish in Journal indexed by SINTA 2-3 : B+
  • Publish in Journal indexed by SINTA 4-6 or Proceedings indexed by Scopus/WoS : B
  • Publish in other publication (journal/proceedings/book chapter) : C+

 

SUBJECT NAME: MASTER THESIS / TESIS (1984604)
CREDIT: 6 credit (SKS)
PREREQUISITE: SEMINAR OF PROGRESS REPORT

Objectives:

  • The student is able to communicate their research topic & material to the supervisors.
  • The student is able to describe the related methods/theories/approaches/rules in order to answer research questions.
  • The student is able to develop a Master’s thesis that achieves at least the fifth level of Bloom Taxonomy (to evaluate a set of methods/theories/approaches/rules) as a minimal expectation.
  • The student is able to present and defend his/her Master Thesis in front of a group of examiners.

Activities:

  • Consultation of research material to supervisor.
  • Identifying research problem and formulating research question & scope.
  • Describing related methods/theories/approaches/rules to answer the research questions.
  • Developing a comprehensive literature review, a set of research methods for comparative study, a set of experiments and discussion, and a set of references.
  • Developing a Master thesis.
  • Presenting & defending a Master Thesis in front of a group of examiners.

 

The process of Master Thesis (Tesis):

Manual of research supervision and thesis writing can be found in Buku Pedoman Bimbingan dan Penulisan Thesis 2021

Guidelines for seminar proposal (Panduan Pelaksanaan SEMPRO)

Guideline for Thesis Examination (Panduan Pelaksanaan SIDANG THESIS)

SYARAT PENDAFTARAN YUDISIUM

Prosedur Mutu Thesis

The procedure of  Master Thesis: