The bachelor thesis is written in the major subject in the module "Bachelor thesis". For their Bachelor's thesis, students have to choose a topic from the area of their major subject or a cross-disciplinary topic with the focus of their major subject.
A topic can generally be chosen freely, provided that the respective supervisor agrees to this, or is specified by the supervisor.
The topic of the Bachelor thesis is issued in the module "Bachelor thesis" of the respective major subject upon application (see point 8.) to the module examiner (examiner).
In view of the large number of B theses and the number of students required to complete them, supervision should be arranged with the relevant supervisor in an earlier semester. Therefore, please contact your desired supervisor/examiner as early as possible and observe any deadlines of the department.
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All professors of this faculty as well as all academic councillors or doctoral research assistants in the faculty can be chosen as supervisors for a Bachelor's thesis. In exceptional cases, professors, academic councillors and post-doctoral research assistants from other faculties and academic institutions of the University of Erfurt can also be chosen as supervisors; however, this always requires consultation with the coordinator of the field of study responsible for the main subject, since an assignment can only be made via the professors listed in the course catalog (E.L.V.I.S.) in the Bachelor's Thesis module. For other supervisors, the decision on the appointment of examiners is the responsibility of the BA Examination Committee of the Faculty of Political Science. The corresponding application is to be submitted to the BA Examination Committee via Ms. Liska Kübel (LG 1/0054).
If the Bachelor thesis is assessed as "insufficient", the supervisor/examiner shall set a deadline within which the Bachelor thesis can be reworked. In addition to the appointed supervisor/examiner, the reworked thesis must also be evaluated by a second examiner who is proposed by the actual supervisor/examiner and appointed by the chairperson of the examination committee.
If the final grade of the Bachelor thesis is "not sufficient", a second Bachelor thesis can be written once in the following semester. To do this, the student must take the Bachelor's Thesis module in the major subject again.