Bachelor thesis is a requirement for graduation for ITS Development Studies students. This course, which is equivalent to 6 credits, must be taken by each student as a condition for completing their undergraduate education and obtaining a Bachelor’s degree. The aim of the thesis is for students to be able to explain, analyze and apply all educational knowledge and experience based on basic and elective courses in the field of expertise they are interested in. Therefore, it is hoped that this bachelor thesis can be used as a means of expressing students’ creativity in designing, planning, evaluating, improving, innovating, as well as providing solutions to real problems (problem solving) found in study objects related to aspects of Development Studies. This bachelor thesis is in the form of a written scientific report that follows standard research methodology rules and writing scientific papers.

General requirement

Every student who will submit a thesis must fulfill several administrative and academic requirements as follows:

• Actively registered as a student at the ITS Development Studies Department;
• List or take thesis courses at FRS in the semester when you start submitting your thesis proposal;
• Have completed or passed a minimum of 120 credits of courses, including a minimum of 2 (two) selected concentration elective courses;
• Pass TOEFL before the thesis exam.

Related document

• ITS Bachelor Thesis Proposal Template
• ITS Bachelor Thesis Template
• Chancellor’s Decree Guidelines for Preparing Final Assignment Reports for Undergraduate and Applied Bachelors
• BACHELOR THESIS EXAM REGISTRATION FORM
• BACHELOR THESIS PROPOSAL SEMINAR REGISTRATION 
• BACHELOR THESIS ASSISTANCE ACTIVITY SHEET(REQUIRED)
• LETTER OF APPLICATION FORM FOR PRACTICAL WORK / BACHELOR THESIS PROPOSAL / BACHELOR THESIS
• PROOF OF LIBRARY LOAN

Important Information

• MECHANISM FOR PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SEMINAR PROPOSAL
• Initial Research Cover Letter Form for Final Assignment Proposal
• Draft Guidelines for Preparing Final Projects 2022
• Thesis Guide for the Undergraduate Development Studies Program

Link to Cover Letter for Preliminary Research on Thesis Proposal and Seminar Proposal Registration

• Letter of Application Form
• Department of Development Studies Proposal Seminar Registration Form