Upon successful completion of the Master's thesis, students will be able to:

1. a) Deepen their knowledge in a specific scientific field using the knowledge acquired during their studies.
2. b) Collect reliable and valid data through database searches, field measurements and surveys, and collaboration with relevant stakeholders.
3. c) Investigate, document, synthesize, and critically analyze scientific information using international literature.
4. d) Develop and apply methodologies in accordance with sound scientific practice and theory, process and analyze data, and evaluate results.
5. e) Write scientific texts presenting their research results critically, framing the research question, and highlighting their contribution to the scientific field.
6. f) Organize and publicly present their research and results within a given timeframe and defend their work during oral examination.

• Identification of the research framework and problem definition
• Extensive literature review and critical analysis
• Research methodology design
• Planning, organizing, and conducting data collection and fieldwork
• Data analysis using statistical and other scientific methods
• Evaluation of findings
• Writing the thesis
• Public presentation of the thesis

Assessment includes:
• Evaluation of the thesis content following plagiarism check
• Oral presentation and defence of the thesis before a three-member committee in a public session

Language of Assessment: Greek or English
Assessment Methods: Written thesis, plagiarism control, oral presentation, public defence