Thesis: Major Research Paper I

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

Students engage in empirical research and synthesis of a relevant topic from media or the creative industries. Examples include: media effects, impact of new technologies, media use in a social, historical and/or economic context. Working independently and guided by a Thesis Supervisor, MRP candidates will prepare preliminary components of a major scholarly paper including: formal research proposal, outline, table of contents, and annotated bibliography. See teaching department for consent criteria.