AMC Online | Excellent Graduation: How to write an excellent Bachelor’s and Master’s final work

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The final project for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees usually have written requirements. When you read it you may fall into different decision-making traps. The root reason for the problem is the fact that the work consists of three major parts. Some of them have strict standards and better descriptions of the requirements. But the most important part — your creativity — falls beyond strict standards and detailed description.

During this session, you will learn how to identify the alternatives for different final project parts, evaluate them, and pick the best one for the excellent Bachelor’s and Master’s final work.

This session is part of a series of biweekly interactive lectures: “Three, two, one… Done!” Here you will learn how to make good decisions and get things done. Practical tips and exercises will give you hands on experience on how to start developing and improving your decision making skills.

This course is designed for adults (18+ years old) with Intermediate-Advanced levels of English. The number of places in the class is limited.

The classes are taught by Inna Starikova and Daria Muzychenko. Inna Starikova is AMC volunteer, professional business tranier with over 20 years of experience. Daria Muzychenko is one of the best students at RANEPA, she has participated in the Student Gaidar forum, has several research papers on intellectual property and clusters’ development, as well as prestigious practice at KPMG — one of the Big Four accounting organizations. 

This class is hosted on Zoom, so if you are interested in joining, please create a Zoom account beforehand. When registering below, please submit your valid email address to receive a link to the class Zoom meeting 30 minutes before the session begins.

To join other AMC Online programs, please check the American Center’s website and TimePad calendars.

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