EP30.FSF1109 — Graduation Thesis

The undergraduate thesis is an independent research project undertaken by students under the supervision of a faculty advisor after the completion of general education courses, foundational disciplinary courses, specialized coursework, and relevant supplementary modules.

This course is conducted outside the traditional classroom setting, with students working directly and independently under academic supervision. As part of the course requirements, students must complete an internship of at least 10 weeks at an organization or enterprise in order to become familiar with professional working environments, acquire practical experience, develop professional skills, and collect data for their research.

The undergraduate thesis aims to enable students to consolidate and apply disciplinary knowledge while fostering autonomy, independence, self-directed learning, and a sense of responsibility. It also serves as a comprehensive assessment of the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the academic program, as well as students’ ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical contexts.

The course culminates in the completion of an undergraduate thesis, in which students are required to present an academic research report and defend their work before an examination committee.

Regulations on Attendance and Participation

Students are responsible for attending all meetings with instructors. In case of not meeting/working with the instructor due to reasonable reasons, there must be complete and suitable proof documents.

Students who miss more than 3 class sessions, whether with or without reason, will be considered to have failed to complete the course and must re-register.

Regulations on Submission

The course is conducted on the principle of respect for learners and teachers. Any behavior that affects the teaching and learning process is strictly prohibited.

Students must submit the results of running turnitin to check the overlap of the graduation thesis, confirmed by the instructor, attached immediately after the Declaration.

Students are responsible for saving the detailed outline and manuscript with the instructor's autograph to serve inspection work.

Students who do not submit the report after 5 days on time will be considered as not submitting the assignment. For each day of late submission, 1 point will be deducted. Students who do not approve the preliminary outline or detailed outline are not entitled to submit a final report.