DOCTORAL DISSERTATION (PART II)

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This course involves the final phase of the Doctoral Dissertation. The student must have collected and analyzed the data, present results, discussion, contributions, and limitations. Also, they will write a professional article and select, together with their D octoral Dissertation Committee, a scientific journal to submit it. To meet this requirement, you must: 1) have orally presented your final degree project before the Committee, and 2) provide your committee with evidence that your article is in the process of peer review by the selected professional journal. That is, you must submit a copy of the email received by the professional journal. The student must continue to enroll in the Dissertation until it ends with a Pass (P) grade, for which they will have up to three years. If for any reason he cannot complete it within the stipulated period, he must present a work plan to the members of his committee. Once approved, it will be presented to the Director of the Graduate Program.