Thesis

Learning Outcomes :

Upon succesful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to identify problems with the framework of relevant legal theory; demonstrate the ability to implement a comprehensive law in the decision-making process in business; articulate critical and creative problem-solving skills in understanding business legal issues both in the real world or in cyberspace; display effective verbal and wrilten communication skills.

Topic:

This compulsory course emphasizes research and analysis, by offering two alternative assessment: an academic research or case studies. The first stage of this process will decide on a topic and the School will assign an academic supervisor to assist each individual in their thesis based on the student(s)’s own research outline proposal. To assess student progress of the thesis writing, at the end each student/group of students must present a research proposal (chapter one to three) in front of a panel of academics at the end of this term. Students are also expected to spend most of their independent study time outside the class/campus. Periodically, each student is scheduled to meet with the assigned supervisor, to discuss about their work and progress on the written report. The students will receive either verbal and/or written feedback from the assigned supervisor.