Bachelor Theses
Dear students,
We offer two start dates for writing a Bachelor thesis at our Chair. The next application window extends from April 12, 2024, to April 21, 2024, 23:59.
Depending on where you stand, please note the following processes:
If you already have been assigned a topic or supervisor:
- Register for our Bachelor Colloquium (Stud.IP course number 38556).
- Complete an e-learning module on ILIAS.
- Attend a mandatory interactive in-classroom session on May 10, 2024, at 10.15 am (via Zoom).
If you haven’t been assigned a topic or supervisor yet:
- Register for our Bachelor Colloquium (Stud.IP course number 38556).
- Attend the mandatory kick-off session on Friday, April 12, 2024, at 10:15 am (via Zoom). During this session, we will explain the application process, the topic assignment procedure, and provide an introduction to scientific writing.
- Apply for topics by filling out the application form on our website (online from April 12 to April 21, 2024).
- Upload your motivation letter, CV, and current grade overview in one PDF file.
Every bachelor candidate will have to participate in a research colloquium on June 21, 2024.
- Students seeking 3 ECTS recognition for the Colloquium will present their thesis topics and initial progress.
- Other students are expected to actively participate in discussions.
For more information about the theses, please consult the Guideline for Writing a BA Thesis.
There are currently no Bachelor thesis topics supervised by Hendrike Werwigk.
There are currently no Bachelor thesis topics supervised by Friederike Hawighorst
For more details please contact Friederike Hawighorst directly
For more details please contact Moritz Maier directly
There are currently no Bachelor thesis topics supervised by Anastasiya Shylina. More topics will be published by the end of September.
For more details please contact Anastasiya Shylina directly
Please apply using the application form. The application window extends from April 12, 2024, to April 21, 2024, 23:59.
Please use the following guidelines for your bibliography: