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What is the difference between a thesis and a project?

April 26, 2017project thesis

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What is the difference between a thesis and a project?

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A Thesis generally requires you to participate in research hours with a faculty member and create a formal publication concerning your research findings–your thesis. A project may also require independent study hours and an oral presentation, but not a formal publication.

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A. The thesis or project is the capstone of your MALS program. A traditional master’s thesis is a 50-80 page research paper, focused on a single discipline. A project is a 50-80 page research paper in which you blend information from several different disciplines. Your faculty adviser will help you decide which option is best for you. Complete procedures can be found online or by contacting the MALS office..