Master's dissertation evaluation
The administrative promotor and commissioners upload the completed assessment forms into the master's dissertation application no later than two working days before the dissertation defence.
After the defence, the chairman or secretary forwards the summary form to masterdissertation.fbw@ugent.be.
Evaluation MSc in Bioscience Engineering
The evaluation is conducted on 3 levels:
- process (30 %) : scientific approach, technical elaboration, commitment, problem approach, adjustment of the research process - promotor
- master's dissertation report (40 %) : scientific quality, technical quality, design, structure, use of language - 2 reading commissioners
- oral defence (30%): presentation (content, structure and design) (10 %) and the answers to the questions (20 %) - entire jury
The corresponding evaluation forms can be found via the following links:
- Dutch evaluation forms Master of Science in Bioscience Engineering
- English evaluation forms Master of Science in Bioscience Engineering
Evaluation 'Industrieel ingenieur' programmes
The evaluation is conducted on 3 levels:
- process (30 %) : scientific approach, technical elaboration, commitment, problem approach, adjustment of the research process - promotor
- master's dissertation report (40 %) : scientific quality, technical quality, design, structure, use of language - 2 leescommissarissen
- oral defence (30%): presentation (content, structure and design) (10 %) and the answers to the questions (20 %)
The corresponding evaluation forms can be found via the following links:
- Dutch evaluation forms Industrieel ingenieur programmes (Schoonmeersen & Kortrijk)
- English evaluation forms Industrieel ingenieur programmes (Schoonmeersen & Kortrijk)
Evaluation English master's programmes FBE (not bio-ir)
The evaluation is conducted on 3 levels:
- process (30 %) : scientific approach, technical elaboration, commitment, problem approach, adjustment of the research process - promotor
- master's dissertation report (40 %) : scientific quality, technical quality, design, structure, use of language - 2 leescommissarissen
- oral defence (30%): presentation (content, structure and design) (10 %) and the answers to the questions (20 %)
The corresponding evaluation forms can be found via the following link:
Evaluation FBE consortium programmes
- International Master of Science in Environmental Technology and Engineering
- International Master of Science in Rural Development
- International Master of Science in Sustainable and Innovative Natural Resource Management
- International Master of Science in Soils and Global Change: assessment forms for this programme will be published in week 2 of the academic year.
- International Master of Science in Health Management in Aquaculture
Evaluation Subsequent Master's programme Sustainable Food Packaging
The evaluation is conducted on 3 levels:
- process (30 %) : scientific approach, technical elaboration, commitment, problem approach, adjustment of the research process - promotor
- master's dissertation report (30 %) : scientific quality, technical quality, design, structure, use of language - 2 leescommissarissen
- oral defence (40%): presentation (content, structure and design) (10 %) and the answers to the questions (20 %)
The corresponding evaluation forms can be found via the following link:
Submit the evaluation form
The administrative promotor and commissioners upload the completed assessment forms into the master's dissertation application no later than two working days before the dissertation defence.
Evaluation forms chairman and secretary
1. Master programmes, except programmes mentioned under 3. | |
2. Subsequent master's programme IN6SFP | English form chair-secr MANAMA |
3. IMETEB, IMRDVC, IMSOGL | Own overview form |
After the defence, the chairman or secretary forwards the summary form to masterdissertation.fbw@ugent.be.
Confidential Master's dissertations
The jury members of confidential Master's dissertations must sign a unilateral declaration of confidentiality and deliver it to the promotor of the confidential Master's dissertation on the day of the defense.