Defense of a Bachelor's thesis

What is the defense of a bachelor's degree?

Any student who has decided to study a first-cycle degree, that is, a bachelor's degree, in order to complete it with a diploma, must defend their bachelor's thesis. The thesis is written as part of a seminar and under the supervision of a supervisor. The seminar usually lasts two semesters and begins in the third year of studies. However, students already in the second year must decide what they want to write about and who they want to be their supervisor.

What does the defense of a bachelor's degree look like?

The defense of a bachelor's thesis is nothing more than an exam. The main objective of the exam is to defend your thesis, that is, to prove to the examiners that the thesis's claims are correct and that the entire research process was carried out correctly. The student should also prove that his/her thesis reveals something new in a given field or is a continuation of previous discoveries. In addition to questions about the thesis, the examiner also asks about topics that were discussed in the seminar. Therefore, the student should focus not only on their own work but also on what is discussed in the classes.

What happens to the student ID after defending the bachelor's thesis?

The student ID card loses its validity upon the defense of the bachelor's thesis. However, the dates on the holograms are always the same, because they are given every semester. So if a student defended in July, they still have a valid ID until October 31, regardless of whether they continue their studies or not. After that time, they can only collect the ELS hologram stickers as a hobby.

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