IDS Thesis-Faculty Form

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The research topic of the departmental honors thesis is of the student’s choosing, but should clearly relate to one or more of the core concepts of International Development Studies.

Before starting the project, students are asked to provide potential faculty advisors, who can come from any department at UCLA, with a research proposal and 2 page preliminary outline which should include sufficient detail so that a determination of the scope and appropriateness of the research topic can be made.Thesis topic must be screened by IDS program before application submission.

Faculty Last Name *

Faculty First Name *

Department and title (e.g. Geography, Associate Professor) *

Student's Name *

The research topic of the departmental honors thesis is of the student’s choosing, but should clearly relate to one or more of the core concepts of International Development Studies *

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It is highly encouraged that advisors meet weekly with the student during each term in order to give frequent feedback on progress towards the senior thesis. It is recommended that the faculty advisor require submission of preliminary drafts of the thesis several times throughout the Spring Quarter, and offer comments that will guide subsequent revisions. *

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Will you be available to meet with your advisee and provide feedback during the Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters? *

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Thesis Project Timeline *

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Intl Dv 198A, B and C are NOT designed for students acting as research assistants on faculty projects. *

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The deadline for students to submit the final thesis is Friday of 10th Week of Spring Quarter. Faculty advisors may at their discretion adjust this deadline, either forward or backward, so long as the IDS office is informed.

The grade for IDS 198A should be based on student’s effort on research, discussion, and planning of the honors thesis and the submission of a 10-15 page literature review.

The grade for IDS 198B is to be “In Progress” but the student is expected to further the research and begin data collection and submit a 12-15 page outline or 15-20 page draft. The grade for IDS 198C should be based on the quality of the completed 35-50 page thesis itself.

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