FAQ

In general, a bachelor’s thesis can be written individually or in groups. However, the decision about writing a given thesis individually or in groups is made by the supervisor based on the specific requirements and scope of the proposed thesis topic as well as the governing internal regulation of the relevant partner university. All details pertaining to the writing of a bachelor’s thesis, i.e. how many people should be in one group if the thesis is written jointly, topic, scope, form, length, etc., are determined by or agreed upon with the supervisor.

The list of possible supervisors is made available to students in advance. The number of students a supervisor can take on is limited; moreover, the supervisors choose which students they wish to take on after conducting a preliminary interview.

If the university of your primary supervisor allows for co-supervision of bachelor's thesis and if your project should benefit from a co-supervisor, you can apply for the assignment of one. The co-supervisor can be from any of the partner universities of the programme, provided that their field of expertise is relevant to the thesis project. Nevertheless, co-supervision is not obligatory.