After successful completion of the course, students are able to...

- to formulate and discuss research aims and objectives in a semaristic setting;

- to undertake a literature review;

- to plan and write scientific articles;

- to plan and structure their dissertations;

Scientific Production and Communication

Specific individually tailored tasks are set out that students are asked to work on. Students present results in the seminar for discussion with their peers and the teaching staff. Presented content is advanced according to the offered peer.-review. Students are asked to particpate in a lively manner in the discussions offering commentary and analysis to their peers and responding to the comments and analysis of their peers and theaching staff.

Frequent oral presentations in the seminar form the basis for examining whether students have acquired skills and abilities offered in the seminar.