Research-oriented Developmental Work; Assessment and Publication (15ECTS)
Code: S000CY28-3002
General information
- Enrollment
- 02.05.2019 - 15.05.2019
- Registration for the implementation has ended.
- Timing
- 01.08.2019 - 31.12.2019
- Implementation has ended.
- Number of ECTS credits allocated
- 15 ECTS
- RDI portion
- 15 ECTS
- Mode of delivery
- On-campus
- Teaching languages
- Finnish
- Degree programmes
- Master's Degree Programme in Elderly Care - Human Ageing and Services
- Course
- S000CY28
No reservations found for implementation S000CY28-3002!
Learning outcomes
Students are able to:
- assess the research-oriented development project as a process and the individual, collective and societal benefits of the change brought about by the process
- report their work in accordance with good R&D reporting practices
- communicate work related aspects and work results in a way that benefits the world of work; the practises in service for old people and their own professional field in national and international contexts.
Content
Assessing individual, collective and societal benefits of the change brought about by development activities
Communication concerning the research-oriented development project both in speaking and in writing
A maturity test, which may take the form of a press release, an internal corporate bulletin, an essay or an article
Prerequisites
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Teaching methods
Seminar
Small group tutorial
Individual Tutorials
Process writing
Learning materials and recommended literature
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Alternative completion methods of implementation
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Internship and working life connections
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Exam dates and retake possibilities
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International connections
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Student workload
15 ects (15*27h=405h student work)
Content scheduling
All together: mo 26,8,2019 8.45 -16.00
Small group tutorial:
- tu 27.8.2019: 12.45-16.00 0r wed 28.8.2019 : 8.45 - 16.00
- mo 21.10.2019 8.45 -16.00 or ti 22.10.2019 klo 8.45 -16.00
Thesis Seminar:
- tu 19-wed 20.11.2019 : 8.45 -16.00
Maturity test: thu 22.11.2019: 8.45-12.00
Further information for students
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Assessment methods and criteria
Attendance
Peer critique
Evaluation scale
Hyväksytty/Hylätty
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
Evaluation, look at the attachment file of curriculum.
The areas of assessment are:
- The significance of the work to the working life partner, professional field, and/or to the development of the area
- Utilising of information sources and methodological skills
- Results and conclusions
- Mastering the research and development process
- Shared expertise and collaboration
- Ethic in reseach and developing work
- Communication skills, language, presentation and form of the thesis
Assessment criteria, good (3)
Evaluation, look at the attachment file of curriculum.
The areas of assessment are:
- The significance of the work to the working life partner, professional field, and/or to the development of the area
- Utilising of information sources and methodological skills
- Results and conclusions
- Mastering the research and development process
- Shared expertise and collaboration
- Ethic in reseach and developing work
- Communication skills, language, presentation and form of the thesis
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
Evaluation, look at the attachment file of curriculum.
The areas of assessment are:
- The significance of the work to the working life partner, professional field, and/or to the development of the area
- Utilising of information sources and methodological skills
- Results and conclusions
- Mastering the research and development process
- Shared expertise and collaboration
- Ethic in reseach and developing work
- Communication skills, language, presentation and form of the thesis
Assessment criteria, approved/failed
Evaluation, look at the attachment file of curriculum.
The areas of assessment are:
- The significance of the work to the working life partner, professional field, and/or to the development of the area
- Utilising of information sources and methodological skills
- Results and conclusions
- Mastering the research and development process
- Shared expertise and collaboration
- Ethic in reseach and developing work
- Communication skills, language, presentation and form of the thesis