ES 699C: Master's Thesis

Description:

Competency Area Fall 2010 and later: Required Alternate - Capstone Project
It is recommended that students register for this in their 5th semester.
Note: Students must have written permission from a Thesis Advisor prior to registration, provided to the Registrar's Office via Antioch email.

The Master's Thesis represents the culmination of a student's work at Antioch. The Master's Thesis will typically be more conceptual in focus than the Project, usually will include formal hypothesis-testing of theoretical concepts, and generally will be oriented toward eventual publication of the work in a peer-reviewed professional journal. Students will be expected to develop a thorough review of relevant literature and methodology, and prepare a final manuscript that adheres to Antioch's Thesis Guidelines. In contrast to the Master's Project, Master's Theses require identification of a 3-person committee which must be chaired by an Antioch faculty member; additional committee members will generally be external to the department.