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Bachelor's Thesis
The culminating project of your degree programme
The Bachelor's Thesis is a compulsory course that enables students to integrate the knowledge, skills and competencies acquired throughout the Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics.
Through the preparation and public defence of an individual academic project, students demonstrate their ability to apply the knowledge gained during their studies, critically analyse scientific information, and communicate results with rigour, autonomy and professional responsibility.
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Bachelor's Thesis Guidelines
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Bachelor's Thesis Supervisors and Research Topics
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What is the Bachelor's Thesis?
The Bachelor's Thesis is a compulsory component of all official bachelor's degree programmes. It is an individual academic project carried out under the supervision of a faculty member of the University of Lleida.
Its main purpose is to enable students to integrate and apply the knowledge, competencies and skills acquired throughout the degree programme in a practical and scientifically rigorous manner.
The thesis constitutes the final academic milestone of the Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics and is worth 6 ECTS credits.
Competencies You Will Develop
Scientific Thinking and Research Skills
- Understand how scientific knowledge is generated.
- Apply the scientific method to address research questions.
- Analyse and interpret data and research findings.
- Develop critical thinking and analytical skills.
Information Management
- Search for and assess scientific literature.
- Critically evaluate scientific and technical information.
- Use evidence-based information to solve professional problems.
Critical Analysis and Problem Solving
- Formulate hypotheses and research questions.
- Apply interdisciplinary knowledge to nutrition- and diet-related issues.
- Draw well-founded conclusions based on scientific evidence.
Scientific Communication
- Prepare structured academic reports.
- Present information clearly and effectively.
- Communicate scientific findings in both written and oral formats.
Digital and Technical Skills
- Use information and communication technologies to analyse data.
- Prepare academic and professional reports.
- Apply technological tools within research and professional contexts.
Professional Development
- Work independently and responsibly.
- Develop organisational and planning skills.
- Strengthen lifelong learning abilities and professional autonomy.
What Will You Demonstrate?
By completing your Bachelor's Thesis, you will be able to:
✔ Integrate the knowledge acquired throughout the degree programme.
✔ Apply the principles of Human Nutrition and Dietetics in an academic or research project.
✔ Use scientific methodology appropriately.
✔ Critically analyse and interpret scientific information.
✔ Prepare and present a rigorous final report.
✔ Communicate and defend your work effectively before an examination board.
✔ Demonstrate the professional competencies required for future practice in the field of nutrition and dietetics.
How Does the Bachelor's Thesis Process Work?
1. Choose a Research Topic and Supervisor
Review the available thesis topics and select a project according to your interests.
2. Plan the Project
Define the objectives, methodology and work plan together with your supervisor.
3. Develop the Thesis
Conduct the literature review, data collection and analysis, and prepare the written report.
4. Submit and Defend the Thesis
Present and publicly defend your work before the examination board.
Assessment
The Bachelor's Thesis is assessed through both the written report and its public defence.
The examination board evaluates aspects such as:
- Scientific rigour and methodology.
- Quality of the written document.
- Analysis and interpretation of results.
- Oral presentation and communication skills.
- Achievement of the learning outcomes and competencies established for the course.
Following the defence, the examination board awards the final grade.
Need Help?
If you have questions about the Bachelor's Thesis, topic selection, supervision process, deadlines or assessment procedures, please contact the course coordination team.
Bachelor's Thesis Coordination
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