The purpose of the Individual Consultancy Thesis II (Final) project is to integrate and apply knowledge from earlier relevant courses within the Master of Science in Leadership and Organizational Development (MSLOD) program. The course will enable the student to investigate the specific research problem as presented in the Individual Consultancy Thesis I (Proposal) course (LED 8918). The research will be undertaken in the context of an organization in an industry or government sector.

Each student is required to conduct in-depth research on an organizational problem identified in the Thesis 1 (Proposal) course. As such, the student will select and utilize an appropriate research approach, which includes data collection, data analysis that draws on relevant research methods and techniques, interpretation of findings, and discussion of proposed contributions from the study. Students will produce a final unique written thesis, and participate in an oral defense of this work.  Each student will work with the allocated supervisor, with whom they will interact and discuss the work throughout the process of completing and defending his/her individual thesis.

The purpose of the Individual Consultancy Thesis II (Final) project is to integrate and apply knowledge from earlier relevant courses within the Master of Science in Leadership and Organizational Development (MSLOD) program. The course will enable the student to investigate specific research problems as presented in the Individual Consultancy Thesis I (Proposal) course (LED 8918). The research will be undertaken in the context of an organization in an industry or government sector. Each student is required to conduct in-depth research on an organizational problem identified in the Thesis 1 (Proposal) course. As such, the student will select and utilize an appropriate research approach, which includes data collection, data analysis that draws on relevant research methods and techniques, interpretation of findings, and discussion of proposed contributions from the study. Students will produce a final unique written thesis and participate in an oral defense of this work. Each student will work with the allocated supervisor, with whom they will interact and discuss the work throughout the process of completing and defending his/her individual thesis.