Teacher: IOANNIS PAPAVASILEIOU

WELL BEING AND RESILIENCE (6318_1)

Teacher: STAVROS THALASSINOS

FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY (6304_1)

Teacher: IOANNIS PAPAVASILEIOU

HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY (6306_1)

Year 3

EMPLOYABILITY & DEVELOPPING YOUR CAREER PATHWAY (6302_1)

Year 3

PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROJECT (6301_1)

In this year of studies, students will have to write a dissertation in order to successfully complete their Bachelor Degree. The course Dissertation will focus on the write up of this project taking it step by step regarding the ways and methods of writing a Research Design, A Research Ethics Form and a Dissertation. A dissertation demonstrates that a student is capable of identifying his or her own area of interest; able to explore a subject in depth; manage a research project; define a suitable question, and use the appropriate research tools. 

To write a dissertation is arguably one of the most complicated tasks done by students yet it is most important as it plays essential roles in their academic life as well as contributing significantly to their final grades. A student is able to learn a lot while preparing a dissertation as well as mastering in a particular subject which, of course is of great benefit to him/her. A dissertation is basically a response to a thesis, which could be a topic or a question and a student uses it in developing a logical argument about his thesis. Dissertation is generally longer than any essay and is usually divided into chapters. It is usually covered in some of the essays a student has done before but a lot of research has to be done. Dissertations helps in giving your supervisor an idea about the knowledge you may have accumulated throughout you learning period and how dedicated you are in doing your research regarding a particular topic. By the end of this course students should have firstly decided about the topic that they are going to work on and about the metholodogy that they are going to follow.