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The Master's Project and Master's Thesis

The Master's Project and Master's Thesis

Guidelines for Master's Projects (Master of Science Program)

Guidelines for Master's Theses (Master of Arts program).

For more information, contact:

George Miller, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs

[email protected]

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