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Italian Studies MA Thesis Work Plan

Writing a Master’s Thesis is a long-term project that requires independence, intense commitment, careful planning and constant communication between the student, the Thesis Advisor and the DGS.

Students should become familiar with the research conducted by the faculty members of the department and start thinking of a possible thesis topic even before the beginning of their courses. By the end of the first semester, students are assigned an advisor and begin reading primary and secondary sources in their fields. By May 15th, they must submit a 500-word proposal in which they explain the choice of the thesis topic, provide a preliminary outline of the work, and list a substantial bibliography.

By September 30th of their second year students must have a title and write 1500-word proposal. The proposal must be written in both English and Italian. They must turn the proposal in to the graduate school using the Thesis proposal form .

Students are expected to consult and meet regularly with their advisors, who will foster effective thesis writing techniques, recommend appropriate resources, and establish deadlines for the submission of different sections of the thesis. Students who miss these deadlines or submit substandard work do not make satisfactory progress towards the completion of their degree.

The final manuscript must be submitted electronically to the Director of Graduate Studies and the Thesis Advisor by April 10th. All pages should be numbered, except for the front page and the table of contents.

The front page should contain the thesis title, the phrase “A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Master of Arts in Italian, Georgetown University,” the expected semester and year of graduation, the candidate’s name and the advisor’s name.

The second page should contain the table of contents. For footnotes, endnotes and citation standards, students should follow a standard scholarly format like the MLA Handbook or the Chicago Manual of Style.

Please refer to the guidelines on the Graduate School webpage.                       

Students are also required to give a presentation before a small group of faculty members and peers. During the presentation (“defense”), which should last from fifteen to twenty minutes, students must discuss their methodology, the distinctive features of their work, and the results they have achieved. They may choose whether to use programs such as Power Point or Prezi. The Faculty will ask additional questions and evaluate both the presentation and the thesis in order to decide whether pass it and to award the “distinction.”  In case additional changes are necessary, students must submit the revised version to their advisors to get the final approval.

The research standards and expectations for a Master’s Thesis are very high. A student who receives a distinction is supposed to have performed at the highest possible level. The Master’s Thesis is expected to provide evidence of original research and strong analytical skills. Students should carefully investigate what the existing scholarship has produced on their topics, and offer innovative and sophisticated arguments in a well-defined theoretical framework.

After successfully defending their theses, students are responsible for turning in the following forms to the Graduate School:

• EDT form  
• MA Thesis reviewer’s report
• MA Thesis cover sheet

“Examination Report Form (the DGS will obtain this from the Graduate School”

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English term or phrase:, thesis coordinator/ thesis advisor, italian translation:, relatore/correlatore, english term.

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Thesis advisor

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• Jul 16, 2021

How would you say thesis advisor in Spanish? Specifically, I'm looking for the word for the main point person (a professor) who helped me through my undergraduate thesis. Thanks!  

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Director de tesis.  

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• Jul 17, 2021

I've also heard "tutor."  

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• Jul 21, 2021

AnotherGuiri said: How would you say thesis advisor in Spanish? Specifically, I'm looking for the word for the main point person (a professor) who helped me through my undergraduate thesis. Thanks! Click to expand...

En México es asesor metodológico (al menos en algunas universidades, no sé si en todas)  

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in the first place, he was unable to serve as primo levi’s thesis advisor for bureaucratic reasons. in the second place, research revealed that he was a committed anti-fascist, a strenuous opponent of the regime of that time and of its anti-semitic policies.

non solo egli, per questioni burocratiche, non avrebbe potuto essere relatore della tesi di primo levi, ma dalle ricerche condotte è emerso che il professore, pur assai temuto dai suoi studenti, era un convinto antifascista, strenuo avversario del regime del tempo e della sua politica antisemita.

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Dissertation Advisor 101

How to get the most from the student-supervisor relationship

By: Derek Jansen (MBA) | Expert Reviewer: Dr Eunice Rautenbach | January 2024

Many students feel a little intimidated by the idea of having to work with a research advisor (or supervisor) to complete their dissertation or thesis. Similarly, many students struggle to “connect” with their advisor and feel that the relationship is somewhat strained or awkward. But this doesn’t need to be the case!

In this post, we’ll share five tried and tested tips to help you get the most from this relationship and pave the way for a smoother dissertation writing process.

Overview: Working With Your Advisor

• Clarify everyone’s roles on day one
• Establish (and stick to) a regular communication cycle
• Develop a clear project plan upfront
• Be proactive in engaging with problems
• Navigate conflict like a diplomat

1. Clarify roles on day one

Each university will have slightly different expectations, rules and norms in terms of the research advisor’s role. Similarly, each advisor will have their own unique way of doing things. So, it’s always a good idea to begin the engagement process by clearly defining the roles and expectations in your relationship.

In practical terms, we suggest that you initiate a conversation at the very start of the engagement to discuss your goals, their expectations, and how they would like to work with you. Of course, you might not like what you hear in this conversation. However, this sort of candid conversation will help you get on the same page as early as possible and set the stage for a successful partnership.

To help you get started, here are some questions that you might consider asking in your initial conversation:

• How often would you like to meet and for how long?
• What should I do to prepare for each meeting?
• What aspects of my work will you comment on (and what won’t you cover)?
• Which key decisions should I seek your approval for beforehand?
• What common mistakes should I try to avoid from the outset?
• How can I help make this partnership as effective as possible?
• My academic goals are… Do you have any suggestions at this stage to help me achieve this?

As you can see, these types of questions help you get a clear idea of how you’ll work together and how to get the most from the relatively limited face time you’ll have.

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2. Establish a regular communication cycle

Just like in any relationship, effective communication is crucial to making the student-supervisor relationship work. So, you should aim to establish a regular meeting schedule and stick to it. Don’t cancel or reschedule appointments with your advisor at short notice, or do anything that suggests you don’t value their time. Fragile egos are not uncommon in the academic world, so it’s important to clearly demonstrate that you value and respect your supervisor’s time and effort .

Practically speaking, be sure to prepare for each meeting with a clear agenda , including your progress, challenges, and any questions you have. Be open and honest in your communication, but most importantly, be receptive to your supervisor’s feedback . Ultimately, part of their role is to tell you when you’re missing the mark. So, don’t become upset or defensive when they criticise a specific aspect of your work.

Always remember that your research advisor is criticising your work, not you personally . It’s never easy to take negative feedback, but this is all part of the learning journey that takes place alongside the research journey.

3. Have a clear project plan

Few things will impress your supervisor more than a well-articulated, realistic plan of action (aka, a project plan). Investing the time to develop this shows that you take your project (and by extension, the relationship) seriously. It also helps your supervisor understand your intended timeline, which allows the two of you to better align your schedules .

In practical terms, you need to develop a project plan with achievable goals . A detailed Gantt chart can be a great way to do this. Importantly, you’ll need to break down your thesis or dissertation into a collection of practical, manageable steps , and set clear timelines and milestones for each. Once you’ve done that, you should regularly review and adjust this plan with your supervisor to ensure that you remain on track.

Of course, it’s unlikely that you’ll stick to your plan 100% of the time (there are always unexpected twists and turns in a research project. However, this plan will lay a foundation for effective collaboration between yourself and your supervisor. An imperfect plan beats no plan at all.

4. Engage with problems proactively

One surefire way to quickly annoy your advisor is to pester them every time you run into a problem in your dissertation or thesis. Unexpected challenges are par for the course when it comes to research – how you deal with them is what makes the difference.

When you encounter a problem, resist the urge to immediately send a panicked email to your supervisor – no matter how massive the issue may seem (at the time). Instead, take a step back and assess the situation as holistically as possible. Force yourself to sit with the issue for at least a few hours to ensure that you have a clear, accurate assessment of the issue at hand. In most cases, a little time, distance and deep breathing will reveal that the problem is not the existential threat it initially seemed to be.

When contacting your supervisor, you should ideally present both the problem and one or two potential solutions . The latter is the most important part here. In other words, you need to show that you’ve engaged with the issue and applied your mind to finding potential solutions. Granted, your solutions may miss the mark. However, providing some sort of solution beats impulsively throwing the problem at your supervisor and hoping that they’ll save the day.

Simply put, mishaps and mini-crises in your research journey present an opportunity to demonstrate your initiative and problem-solving skills – not a reason to lose your cool and outsource the problem to your supervisor.

5. Navigate conflict like a diplomat 

As with any partnership, there’s always the possibility of some level of disagreement or conflict arising within the student-supervisor relationship. Of course, you can drastically reduce the likelihood of this happening by implementing some of the points we mentioned earlier. Neverthless, if a serious disagreement does arise between you and your supervisor, it’s absolutely essential that you approach it with professionalism and respect . Never let it escalate into a shouting contest.

In practical terms, it’s important to communicate your concerns as they arise (don’t let things simmer for too long). Simultaneously, it’s essential that you remain open to understanding your supervisor’s perspective – don’t become entrenched in your position. After all, you are the less experienced researcher within this duo.

Keep in mind that a lot of context is lost in text-based communication , so it can often be a good idea to schedule a short call to discuss your concerns or points of contention, rather than sending a 3000-word email essay. When going this route, be sure to take the time to prepare a clear, cohesive argument beforehand – don’t just “thought vomit” on your supervisor.

In the event that you do have a significant disagreement with your advisor, remember that the goal is to find a solution that serves your project (not your ego). This often requires compromise and flexibility. A “win at all costs” mindset is definitely not suitable here. Ultimately, you need to solve the problem, while still maintaining the relationship .

If you feel that you have already exhausted all possible avenues and still can’t find an acceptable middle ground, you can of course reach out to your university to ask for their assistance. However, this should be the very last resort . Running to your university every time there’s a small disagreement will not serve you well.

Recap: Key Takeaways

To sum up, a fruitful student-supervisor relationship hinges on clear role definition , effective and regular communication , strategic planning , proactive engagement , and professional conflict resolution .

Remember, your dissertation supervisor is there to help you, but you still need to put in the work . In many cases, they’ll also be the first marker of your work, so it really pays to put in the effort and build a strong, functional relationship with them.

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Translation of "thesis" into Italian

tesi, tema, dissertazione are the top translations of "thesis" into Italian. Sample translated sentence: Have you decided the subject of your thesis? ↔ Ha deciso il suo soggetto di tesi?

A statement supported by arguments. [..]

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written essay submitted for a university degree [..]

Have you decided the subject of your thesis ?

Ha deciso il suo soggetto di tesi ?

statement supported by arguments

Wrote a thesis on him in school.

Ci ha scritto un tema a scuola.

dissertazione

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• discettazione
• tesi di dottorato
• tesi di laurea

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In a Masters or PhD program, does your advisor edit your thesis or dissertation at all?

I got into an argument/debate about this recently. Apparently people think your advisor shouldn't edit your dissertation or thesis at all because it's your work.

In all of my experience and asking people who have completed their MS or PhD, advisors always edit the document to some extent - pointing out errors, proofreading, making suggestions, etc. e.g. I write chapter 1, he edits it while I write chapter 2, and then when he's done, I'll accept or reject his changes for chapter 1 and it's done.

Is this not common?

I honestly don't know what's normal.

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The Bull Thesis for Recursion Pharmaceuticals Stock Just Got Stronger. Here's Why.

• Recursion Pharmaceuticals is merging with Exscientia.
• The new entity will have the backing of quite a few big names in pharma.
• It'll also have an even more capable drug discovery and development platform.
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Merging with a former rival will bolster its capabilities.

Recursion Pharmaceuticals ( RXRX 1.23% ) and Exscientia ( EXAI -1.88% ) made waves on Aug. 8 when they announced plans to merge into one business, forming the world's largest biotech devoted to doing drug development empowered by artificial intelligence (AI). The deal is expected to close sometime in early 2025. And now the bull thesis for Recursion's stock is more formidable than it was before.

Here's what you need to know about what this merger is going to accomplish for shareholders, and why it's probably going to be a net positive in the long run.

The merged player will have plenty of resources and near-term catalysts

There are a handful of upsides to Recursion merging with Exscientia.

First, all of Exscientia's pipeline programs will become Recursion's, which gives it that many more opportunities to commercialize a medicine and start to generate revenue for the first time.

As both are currently dependent on their collaborators to pay milestone fees to help with the costs of research and development (R&D) , they'll now both get the benefit of the other's benefactors. Those include powerful international pharma companies like Bayer , Roche , Bristol Myers Squibb , and Sanofi , as well as preeminent AI hardware company Nvidia . It's difficult to overstate the importance of having such a deep roster of allies across multiple domains of medicine and information technology.

In terms of the new company's pipeline, the focus will be on a combination of rare-disease therapies and precision oncology treatments, with a secondary emphasis on drugs for infectious diseases. There's no overlap between the pipelines of the two companies, and right now there don't appear to be any plans to jettison any programs during the merger.

Combining the two biotechs' pipelines opens the door to improvements in shareholder value each time favorable clinical trial data is published. Per management's estimate, the pair have as many as 10 readouts to look forward to within the next 18 months. Four programs are now in phase 2 clinical trials, so it might only be a couple more years until Recursion has a shot at commercializing something.

The new entity combining Exscientia and Recursion will keep Recursion's name, as well as its CEO, Chris Gibson, who is trained as a scientist. Exscientia's interim CEO, David Hallett, will become chief scientific officer (CSO). That job shift is a bit of an oddity, but it isn't bad by any means, considering that he's also trained as a scientist. With these two experienced leaders at the helm, it's likely that the Recursion brain trust will punch far above its weight.

Critically, the merger will also result in a well-capitalized business that won't need to issue new shares or take out fresh debt for a while. On top of the estimated $100 million in cost synergies that are anticipated, the new company will have around $850 million in cash, equivalents, and short-term investments. That means it's set for cash through at least the start of 2027.

Key questions still need answering, and that will take awhile

There are a lot of reasons to be optimistic about the new Recursion, but the reality is that these two biotechs are in uncharted waters in more than one sense, and the new business will be quite risky, just like the old ones.

The main driver of these risks is that no competitor has yet proven that using AI and other advanced information technologies can actually make developing drugs cheaper, faster, or more reliable. Nor is there evidence that medicines created with these methods will be safer or more effective than drugs with traditional origins. And while the presence of many powerful collaborators looking to get a slice of the action is a positive sign, there's no definitive proof yet that they'll actually gain value by partnering with Recursion. It's questionable whether the big fish will stick around if setbacks in clinical trials start to pile up.

Still, given the newly augmented capabilities that Recursion will have next year, the odds of success are in its favor for now. With so many shots on goal lined up, so many collaborators, so much cash, and probably the largest concentration of AI-based drug development experts in the world, the bull thesis is now stronger than ever.

If you can accept the relatively high level of risk, it's worth picking up a few shares sooner rather than later.

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Il suo agente letterario, che ha smesso di rispondere alle sue chiamate, il professore ... thesis advisor Moltissimi esempi di frasi con "thesis advisor" - Dizionario italiano-inglese e motore di ricerca per milioni di traduzioni in italiano. Translation of "thesis advisor" in Italian The idea that the mere fact that Banzi was my thesis advisor gives him some sort of higher claim to the work done on Wiring, is, to say the least, frustrating to read. L'idea che il semplice fatto che Banzi sia stato il mio relatore di tesi , gli dà una sorta di maggior potere sul lavoro fatto su Wiring ed è, a dir poco, frustrante da leggere. Guides to the university The thesis is formally assigned by the thesis advisor, who will supervise the progress of the work. The advisor may nominate a second advisor if: the thesis covers more than one field of study; the second advisor is chosen from a Department which is different from the advisor's, and collaborates in supervising the work. Italian Studies MA Thesis Work Plan Italian Studies MA Thesis Work Plan. Writing a Master's Thesis is a long-term project that requires independence, intense commitment, careful planning and constant communication between the student, the Thesis Advisor and the DGS. Students should become familiar with the research conducted by the faculty members of the department and start ... thesis coordinator/ thesis advisor English term or phrase: thesis coordinator/ thesis advisor: Salve a tutti! Qualcuno sa dirmi la differenza tra thesis coordinator e thesis advisor? Sto traducendo una tesi e questi ruoli compaiono alla fine del documento, ma non riesco a capire esattamente quale sia il loro corrispondente in italiano. Grazie! 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Finding a strong mentor can be the key to success for a graduate student, in combination with the positive influence of a research area that students are passionate about. Asking a foreign professor to be your thesis advisor Ask your current professor to connect the two of you. Or contact the professor in the US and cc your current professor in the email. It's good to formulate for yourself some key points on a) what your research is about, and b) what you would like this professor to do. The more concrete ideas and questions you have, the better the prof can help you! In a Masters or PhD program, does your advisor edit your thesis or The mystical people who think so are in for a very big disappointment. An advisor who takes no interest in the text of the advisee's Ph.D. or MS thesis is not really that much of an advisor. Now, the levels of comments may differ based on the style and approach of an individual advisor, and also based on how bad the grammar is in one's writing. 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