Learning outcomes

Instructions:

Required work:

Either a 60-page assignment, or a 40-page written assignment plus an audiovisual supplement of no more than 10 minutes.

Original individual work. Generative AI may only be used for authorised purposes (linguistic uses such as spell-checking and grammar correction, and bibliographic uses such as searching for publications on the subject). Where applicable, the methods of using the tool must be clearly stated within the work.

The dissertation must focus on a cinematographic subject and draw upon at least one discipline covered in the Master’s programme.

Assessment method

Deadlines:

Mid-October: submission (sebastien.laoureux@unamur.be) of a provisional thesis topic and selection of a supervisor.

Early December: submission of a final topic.

Submission:

The dissertation must be submitted no later than the first day of the examination session. Students wishing to receive feedback and/or approval from their supervisor before submission during the August session are invited to contact them before 15 July.

Two hard copies of the dissertation must be submitted: one for the supervisor and one for the examiner.

 

It must also be submitted electronically as a PDF via the Webcampus platform by clicking on the ‘dissertation – digital version’ tab.

https://webcampus.unamur.be/course/view.php?id=2537

Language of instruction

French
Training Block Credits Mandatory
Advanced Master in Film Studies 1 15 Yes