- Formulate research questions and justify their relevance in an academic context (k5).
- Efficiently search for relevant literature, critically evaluate sources, and systematically integrate them into their argumentation (k4).
- Develop research designs that are both methodologically sound and tailored to answering specific research questions (k6).
- Apply and assess different methods of conceptualisation and operationalisation (k4).
- Construct a clear and comprehensible argument in both written and oral form (k5).
- Incorporate feedback from academic discussions and integrate it effectively into their research process (k4).
- Systematically analyse empirical data or clearly present and critically assess theoretical approaches (k5).
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- Key steps in the research process, from topic selection to the completion of a Master thesis.
- Principles of persuasive academic argumentation and the structuring of research papers.
- Methods of conceptualisation, operationalisation, and data collection in empirical social research.
- Strategies for analysing and interpreting empirical data or systematically constructing arguments in theoretical research.
- Standards for academic quality assurance and ethically sound research practices.
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