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| DTRA0002-1 | Supervised work in political science
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| Holder(s) : | Catherine Fallon |
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| Coordinator : | Bernard Fournier |
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| Language : | French language |
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| Course contents : | As final requirement of the Bachelor's degree, Political Science students have to write a final paper on a topic to be approved by the professor. This essay must not imply an original research but rather it is the synthesis of what has been written on the topic. A significant bibliographical research - to be used in the paper - is therefore required. The students are asked to offer an original argument by the comparison of several sources as well as to show critical insight and the ability to synthesize. |
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| Prerequisites : | N.A. |
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| Organization : | Throughout the year, the students and the professor will meet in order to discuss their work.
The final draft will be read by the professor as well as a reader knowledgeable on the topic. |
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| Assessment : | The guidelines for the Directed paper are as follow:
- the deadline is one month before the end of the second semester (first session) or in mid-August (second session)
- the length of the paper is 25 pages and has to follow several criteria (which will be given by the professor at the beginning of the year)
- a few meetings will be organized throughout the year; the participation to these meetings are required
- the final grade will be given by the professor and a reader
- more information/criteria will be given by the professor throughout the year
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| Contacts : | Lecturer
Bernard Fournier, chargé de cours
Département de science politique
Faculté de droit et de science politique
Phone: 04/366.30.41 - Fax: 04/366.29.52
Email: Bernard.Fournieràulg.ac.be (change "à" for "@" without quotation marks)
Web Site: http://www.polliege.ulg.ac.be
Assistant
Élodie Flaba
Phone: 04/366.42.59 - Fax: 04/366.45.57
Email: e.flabaàulg.ac.be (change "à" for "@" without quotation marks) |
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| Remarks : | The Directed paper is based on the interaction between the student, his/her fellow students, and the professor.
Students who won't be able to attend the meetings have to contact the professor in advance. In any case, they have to keep him informed of her/his progress.
Penalties may be imposed if the students do not follow the procedure and the criteria.
More information at http://www.polliege.ulg.ac.be (http://www.polliege.ulg.ac.be/. To access the course web page, a username as well as a password will be given to the registered students at the beginning of the semester.) |
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