COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science (MSc) program requires students to complete a minimum of 12 credit hours of coursework, providing a solid foundation in their chosen field of study. Beyond coursework, students must undertake original research culminating in a thesis that contributes to the advancement of knowledge in their discipline. Successful completion of the thesis involves not only conducting rigorous research but also demonstrating the ability to communicate findings effectively. To fulfill program requirements, students must present their completed thesis orally to an examining committee composed of faculty members and experts in the field. This presentation allows students to defend their research methods, results, and conclusions, showcasing their mastery of the subject matter. Following the presentation, students must pass a comprehensive oral examination, which assesses their depth of knowledge and ability to engage critically with their research area. The MSc program is designed to develop strong research skills, critical thinking, and effective communication, preparing graduates for careers in academia, industry, or further graduate study, such as a PhD. Overall, the program combines coursework, research, and evaluation components to ensure students gain advanced expertise and contribute meaningfully to their field.