Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor Thesis (SLing) is a program offered by the University of Copenhagen, specifically designed for students in the Skov- og landskabsingeniøruddannelsen (Landscape Engineering) program.

Program Description

The Bachelor Thesis is a comprehensive project that allows students to demonstrate their ability to solve practical problems related to landscape engineering. The project should be based on a well-qualified foundation, showcasing the student's breadth of knowledge and skills in the field.

Program Objectives

The program aims to enable students to:

• Select, analyze, and define a concrete problem related to landscape engineering
• Develop a problem statement and set a specific goal for the project
• Demonstrate their ability to apply theoretical knowledge and methods relevant to the problem field
• Integrate practical experience and demonstrate critical thinking in relation to both theory and practice
• Discuss the project's results in relation to societal and sustainability perspectives

Program Structure

The program consists of:

• Project description
• Supervision
• Mid-term seminar
• Bachelor report

Formal Requirements

To be eligible for the program, students must have completed all other courses in the Landscape Engineering program.

Teaching Methods

The program uses a combination of:

• Supervision
• Project work

Notes

The Bachelor Thesis is typically completed during the 4th year of the program, and the deadline for submission is Thursday of week 24 at 12:00. Students can request an extension of the deadline in extraordinary circumstances.

Assessment

The program is assessed based on a 7-point scale, and the final grade is determined by the project report and the oral examination. The assessment criteria include:

• The student's ability to formulate a problem statement and set a specific goal for the project
• The student's ability to apply theoretical knowledge and methods relevant to the problem field
• The student's ability to integrate practical experience and demonstrate critical thinking in relation to both theory and practice
• The student's ability to discuss the project's results in relation to societal and sustainability perspectives

Workload

The program requires:

• 403 hours of project work
• 8 hours of supervision
• 1 hour of examination
• Total: 412 hours

Feedback

Feedback is provided at the end of the program, in addition to the final grade.

Examination

The program is examined through a written report and an oral examination. The written report should be submitted in Digital Eksamen, and two physical copies should be submitted to the Course and Education Secretariat.

Course Information

• Language: Danish
• Course code: LSLS10063U
• ECTS points: 15
• Level: Professionsbachelor
• Duration: 1 block
• Placement: Block 4
• Schema group: Bachelor project is completed outside the schema structure
• Course capacity: No limitation

Study Board

• SCIENCE Professionsbachelor

Offering Institute

• Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management

Offering Faculty

• Faculty of Science

Course Responsible

• Lea Holmberg Rasmussen

Final Answer in English:

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