The MAS ETH ARC thesis is to be written in German. Please find an abstract/the keywords in the field 'objective'.

A 6-months Master thesis completes the Master's program of Integrated Building Systems. With the thesis project students are expected to demonstrate their ability to independent and structured scientific thinking.

The Master Programme concludes with the Master Thesis, which has to be done in one of the chosen Majors and has to be completed within 16 weeks. The Master Thesis is supervised by a professor and shall attest the students ability to work independently and to produce scientifically structured work.

The Master Program finishes with a 6-months Master Thesis which is directed by a Professor of the Department or a Professor of another Department who is associated with the D-ITET. Students gain the ability to conduct independent scientific research on a specific research problem.

The Master thesis completes the master programme and is an independent scientific project. .

The Master's thesis concludes the study program and demonstrates the students' ability to use the knowledge and skills acquired during Master’s studies to solve a complex data science problem.

In the Master Thesis students prove their ability to independent, structured and scientific working. The master's thesis is supervised by the tutor and normally deals with a subject contained in the major fields. The research will be performed normally within a private company or at the ETH Zurich.

6-months research study with topics from the chosen major within the field of Health Sciences and Technology. In general, it includes the study of existing literature, the specification of the research question, the choice of the methodological approach, the collection, analysis and interpretation of data, and the written and oral reporting of the findings.

The Master's thesis concludes the Master's programme and constitutes a full-time project of six-month duration aimed at advancing the skills and capabilities of students to work independently and creatively towards the solution of an individual research problem which has been agreed upon in advance.

The Master's thesis concludes the Master's programme and constitutes a full-time project of six-month duration aimed at advancing the skills and capabilities of students to work independently and creatively towards the solution of an individual research problem which has been agreed upon in advance.

In the Master thesis students prove their ability to independent, structured and scientific working. The Master thesis is usually carried out in a core or optional subject area as chosen by the student.

In the Master thesis students prove their ability to independent, structured and scientific working. The Master thesis is carried out in a research group of the Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences, usually in the Institute of Chemical and Bioengineering, as chosen by the student.

In the Master thesis students prove their ability to independent, structured and scientific working. The Master thesis is usually carried out in a core or optional subject area as chosen by the student.

In the Master thesis students prove their ability to independent, structured and scientific working. The Master thesis is carried out under the supervision of a professor in a research group of the D-BSSE, usually at the D-BSSE. Students are free to choose the area.

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The Master’s thesis concludes the Master’s degree programme and is an independent scientific project. The topic is usually chosen in the field of the major. It is supervised by a professor or PD at the D-HEST or D-USYS/ Agricultural Sciences.

The thesis should demonstrate the students ability to conduct independent research on the basis of the theoreticel and methodological knowledge acquired during the MSc program.

In the third term of the MAS programme, students focus on developing their own research thesis, working individually or in groups of two. In line with the programme, students select a research brief in the field of robotic fabrication processes and 3D printing technologies.

Students propose relevant research topics from their home countries, or from Latin American research projects, around which individual study programmes are devised, and on which they write their thesis. The Master thesis is supervised by scientific staff at ETH and collaborating institutions, and is based on the student's academic or professional experience.

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