FAQ

After you have submitted the project agreement to the Board of Studies you can only change the project title. However, remember that you are not assessed based on the problem statement as it appears in the project agreement, so it is fine to put a revised problem statement in the finished project, if you can agree on it with your supervisor.

If you have made substantial changes to the problem formulation, method or the like, you may want to describe them in an appendix or a summary about the project process in the finished project.

In most cases, the Board of Studies approves the project. You will be notified about the decision approximately two weeks after you have submitted to project agreement to the Board of Studies.

If the Board of Studies finds that the project agreement is not satisfactory, or that your request for supervisor(s) cannot be met, you are notified and you get the opportunity to change the project agreement or supervisor request.

For projects of this kind (i.e. projects that are not related to a course) all group members are liable for the entire report. This means that you are assessed based on the entire report. And at the oral exam, you can be asked about the entire report.