We continuously assign topics for Master Theses.
Please note that attending the seminar Theory & Methods at our chair is strongly recommended before writing a Master's thesis.
Below you will find a first overview of current topics offered by our chair.
Please retrieve further information on our guideline on writing a Master's thesis.
Please use the following guidelines for your bibliography:
(as one pdf) directly to the respective coordinator of the topic. Please note that we recommend to have visited the seminar "Theory and Methods" at our Chair prior to your Master Thesis.
Please check the website of the examination office for all information on registration.
For confirmation of the completed application for admission, please contact the administration office of the chair.
We are currently supervising master theses in the following research projects. If you are interested in one of these topics, please contact the respective supervisor directly. The following list should serve as a first thematic orientation:
For more details please contact Prof. Dr. König directly.
Please contact anastasiya.shylina@uni-passau.de for further details; other topics might be available as well.
Please contact hendrike.werwigk@uni-passau.de for further details; other topics might be available as well.
(Please contact friederike.hawighorst@uni-passau.de for further details; other topics might be available as well.)
Note on own topic suggestions:
If you would like to propose your own research topic, please send an e-mail to the supervisor in whose research area you locate your topic. Please send us a short proposal (one page) explaining which research question you would like to address, which data you want to conduct your analysis on, why this topic represents a genuine research contribution, and to what extent your topic fits into our research.
Your proposal will be evaluated according to the established criteria of scientific orientation and scientific potential. Your proposal must be in line with the research content (focus) of the chair! Furthermore, an acceptance always depends on the current supervision capacity.
