Dissertation examination is a state examination

Dissertation examination consists of two parts: defence of the dissertation thesis project and the part in which the postgraduate student is to prove their theoretical knowledge of the specified subjects of the dissertation examination within the given study programme.

Dissertation examination is held on profile and compulsory optional subjects specified in the individual study plan.

Granting the approval for the performance of dissertation examination is conditioned by:

a) Obtaining minimum 80 credits for the study part and the scientific part of the study plan,

b) Completion of all prescribed profile and compulsory optional subjects listed in the individual study plan of a postgraduate student,

c) Passing the language exam,

d) Elaboration of a dissertation thesis project (written paper) including the theses of the dissertation, in the extent of minimum 40 and maximum 50 pages.

Conditions for completion of course:

Granting the approval for the performance of dissertation examination is conditioned by:

a) Obtaining minimum 80 credits for the study part and the scientific part of the study plan,

b) Completion of all prescribed profile and compulsory optional subjects listed in the individual study plan of a postgraduate student,

c) Passing the language exam,

d) Elaboration of a dissertation thesis project (written paper) including the theses of the dissertation, in the extent of minimum 40 and maximum 50 pages.

Final assessment:

The course of both parts of the dissertation examination shall be evaluated by the committee in a comprehensive manner, by expressing the result A, B, C, D, E and FX.

Postgraduate student with the full-time form of study is obliged to register for the dissertation examination within the period of 18 months of the study commencement date and with the part-time form within the period of 36 months of the study commencement date.

Validity of the dissertation examination lasts for the period of five years of the examination date.