Graduate School of Yonsei University Thesis Award Fall 2010
This award was created to foster competitive spirit and academic talent amongst graduate students.
? Category:
1. Paper (current students): Students may submit papers written within a year.
2. Thesis (graduating students): Students who have graduated in February 2010 or who are graduating in August 2010 may submit their thesis or dissertation.
*The paper/thesis topic must be related to the student's major.
*From Fall 2010, Paper/thesis will be evaluated after the department's evaluation.
? Papers are awarded in the following areas
1. Award of Distinction: One paper from the master level and one paper from the doctoral level will be selected from the Humanities departments, the College of Social Sciences, the College of Natural Science (theory). Two papers from the master level and two papers from the doctoral level will be selected from the College of Medicine, the College of Natural Science (applied). Altogether, fourteen awards will be conferred.
*Awards may not be conferred if there are no highly qualified papers.
2. Award of Merit: Several students from each field will be awarded.
? Eligibility
Students currently enrolled in the Graduate School of Yonsei University.
( Only February 2010 and August 2010 graduates are eligible for the thesis award).
? Submission deadline
Entries must be submitted between 2010.09.01(Wed)-09.07(Tue) to the student's respective departmental office.
? Required documents
1. One copy of recommendation letter written by your advisor, one copy of department's evaluation paper.
2. Three copies of your paper.
3. Three copies of your paper's abstract (the length should not exceed one A4 paper)
4. Three copies of the recommender's research paper.
5. Three copies of a summary on the recommender's research career.
All materials submitted for consideration will be considered the property of the university and will not be returned.
The awards will be selected by the discretion of the judges.
Results will be individually posted to students in early November 2010.
The Award ceremony will be held in November 2010 in the Graduate Office Conference room.
