Submission of Master's thesis

If you would like to submit your Master's thesis earlier than your submission deadline, please note the following:

• If you submit 14 days or less before the date of your submission deadline, your Master's thesis will be assessed according to the stipulated submission deadline.
• If you submit more than 14 days before the specified submission deadline, your Master's thesis will be sent for assessment as quickly as possible. The deadline for assessment will be up to six weeks from the date of submission. When you submit the thesis you must also send an email to Susanne Vang  (susanne@ps.au.dk) and to kandidat.bss@au.dk about early submission of your thesis.
• If the Master’s thesis WiseFlow is not open when you want to submit your thesis, please send an email to the study administration, as they can assist you with this. Send your email to kandidat.bss@au.dk

Especially for early submission during the summer period - the second examination attempt:

• If you wish to submit your paper in June or July, you must send an email to Susanne Vang  (susanne@ps.au.dk) and to kandidat.bss@au.dk.

As a rule, there is no assessment of theses, papers and exams in July. Individual deadlines for evaluation of early submission must therefore be planned in advance. The assessment deadline will be four weeks + the month of July.

If the thesis is not handed in before the deadline, you have used one examination attempt. You will automatically be registered for your second examination attempt.

You must contact your supervisor within the first 14 days after the submission deadline and, in collaboration with your supervisor, prepare and agree on a modified problem statement.

It is your responsibility to contact your supervisor to initiate this process.

You have a new deadline of 3 months to submit the thesis, starting from the initial deadline.

The same procedure will follow if you do not submit your thesis within the deadline of your second examination attempt.

If you fail the thesis, one examination attempt has been used. 

You must contact your supervisor within the first 14 days after the date of assessment and, in collaboration with your supervisor, prepare and agree on a modified problem statement.

It is your responsibility to contact your supervisor to initiate this process.

You have a new deadline of 3 months to submit the thesis, beginning from the date of assessment for the first attempt.

The same procedure will follow if you fail the second attempt.