Master's assignment
The Master AP is finished with a Master Assignment. In the second quartile, during the information session 'Preparation Master Assignment' you will get information about the content and organization of the Master Assignment.
Preparation Master's Assignment information session
An information session will be organized for students who will start their Master’s Assignment soon. During this session you get among other things, various information about the organization of your assignment. The last Preperation Master's Assignment Information Session was on Thursday 5 December 2024.
Sheets earlier information meetings Preparation Master's Assignment
2024-2025
Sheets of Presentation Preparation Master's Assignment 5 December 2024
Before the start of the master's assignment
The master’s assignment is the last part of the master Applied Physics. On the Canvas site 'AP Master's assignment' you can find all the information about the practical and organisational issues before, during and after finishing your assignment. To get access you have to register in Osiris. (You can find your master ‘s assignment coursecode on you course list).
Before the start of your master's assignment, you need to start the graduation registration in Mobility Online by choosing the standard registration. If your master's assignment takes place outside the UT, you need to follow the extended registration.
Responsibilities and tasks master’s assignment Applied Physics
Organizational issues
You will get your diploma after the presentation of your master's assignment. A few things have to be arranged first. The graduation process uses Mobility Online and some forms must be submitted.
- Submitting the master courselist. This allows the student to indicate with which course list he or she wishes to graduate. This course list must be approved by the AP Board of Examiners before the start of the Master assignment. This form is submitted to BOZ-AP. BOZ-AP will ensure that the course list is submitted to the AP Board of Examiners for approval.
- Mobility Online is the system used for organizational matters concerning the master assignment. The student registers the master assignment here. Students who did a minor abroad or finished their internship are already familiar with this system. General manuals about Mobility Online can be found here.
- Plan your colloquium in consultation with the committee members and the secretariat of the research chair.
- The application form for MSc Exam and arrangements AP is the form that allows the student to indicate:
- when you will have your Master colloquium and how many guests are expected;
- who are the members of the thesis committee.
The application form for MSc Exam and arrangements AP is submitted to BOZ no later than 20 working days before the colloquium. - BOZ arranges a room for the colloquium and communicates this to the student and the thesis committee. And provides them with the ‘grade form MSc Assignment’.
- Modify data in Mobility Online (at BOZ's request), such as title and thesis committee.
- Send the thesis in PDF format to BOZ and the thesis committee (BOZ and the chair also receive the plagiarism scan). The report can be scanned for plagiarism via Canvas site 'AP Master's assignment'.
- A diploma can be given after the colloquium if all courses on the course list have been passed and registered in time (except for the master thesis). Also, the colloquium must have been applied for on time. (20 working days before the colloquium).
If this is not the case then it is not certain that the diploma can be given then. This will be given at a later date. - One of the members of the thesis committee sends the filled out en signed grade form to BOZ as soon as possible.
- BOZ will mark the project, in Mobility Online, as finished after the thesis and the plagiarism check has been submitted to them and the grade has been registered in OSIRIS.
De-enrolment after graduation
Graduating does not mean that your enrolment at UT will also terminate. You need to de-enrol via Studielink. De-enrolment cannot be backdated, so plan accordingly. See also the information on UT’s website.