Bachelor & Master Theses

You would like to write a thesis (bachelor or master thesis) with us? We appreciate your interest!

Information about theses in the 2024 summer semester:

Due to high demand and limited supervisory positions, there will be a thesis application process for the 2024 summer semester. Please note the following guidelines and deadlines:

• Please submit a thesis exposé by March 31, 2024. No exposés will be accepted after this date.
• Submit your exposé to the following e-mail address: moteamprotect me ?!uni-bremenprotect me ?!.de
• You would like to write your thesis in cooperation with a company? Please state this in your exposé and contact us in advance.
• After careful review of your exposé, you will receive a confirmation or rejection of supervision in early - mid-April. The acceptance depends on the quality and feasibility of your exposé.
• What should a good exposé look like? See below! 
• Alongside the individual supervision, there will be an accompanying seminar with three appointments. Participation in this seminar is obligatory, failure to attend will result in forfeiture of the supervision agreement.
• Important: The registration of the final thesis must be done by June 9, 2024. A different registration date is not possible. In case of non-registration of the thesis by the deadline, the confirmation of supervision will expire.
• All further supervision steps and dates will be determined individually between the supervisor and the candidate.

To apply for a thesis, please first submit an exposé of your proposed research. The exposé is a sketch of the planned work, similar to an architectural design for the construction of a house.

It should be no more than 3 pages long (excluding references and indexes) and should include the following elements:

• Introduction: describe the general phenomenon or topic and why it is important to investigate.
• State of Research: explain what is known about the topic, what has been studied in the literature in this area to date, and why this topic is of interest for study.
• Problem Statement: explain the specific question that will be addressed within the topic.
• Approach/Methodology: briefly describe how you will proceed with your thesis. What methods do you plan to use? Also reference what appropriate theory(s) may help answer your problem.
• Literature: at least 10 references, preferably from high quality journals, according to APA standards.