Time to complete your final project? Check out the UOC's institutional repository, O2, to find examples from other students
Subject: Multidisciplinary
Over seven thousand students have published their final bachelor's or master's degree project in the UOC's institutional repository either for safekeeping or to raise its profile.
How can we apply blockchain technology to e-administration? To what extent does the series Stranger Things play with our nostalgia of the past through pop culture references? These are the questions asked by some of the final projects found in the UOC's institutional repository, O2.
To find inspiration and develop your own project, or to learn more about your topics of interest, take a look at the examples of final projects we have provided below, all of which are available in the UOC's institutional repository, O2.
The number of final projects deposited in the UOC's institutional repository, O2, rose by 13% over the past academic year.
Author: Javier Casado Cadarso
Tutor: Rosa Borge Bravo
Supervisor: Víctor García Font
This final project from the University Master's Degree in Electronic Administration and Governance focuses on blockchain technology, which the project's supervisor, Víctor García Font, defined as "innovative technology that removes the need for intermediaries and increases the transparency of many business operations". He also underlined that the project's author provides a "clear and well-thought-out exposition" of how the technology works and analyses the pros and cons of using it for public administration. What's more, the project also includes a blockchain-inspired idea for an unchangeable filing system.
Author: Lorena Ponce Ruiz
Tutor: Izaskun Mallona González
Supervisor: Ferran Prados Carrasco
This final project from the Joint University Master's Degree in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics explores the relationship between genetic and epigenetic alterations in tumour formation. The project's supervisor, Ferran Prados, pointed out that Ms Ponce Ruiz "very cleverly handled a highly complex analysis, given the volume and characteristics of the data", going on to say that it's a good example of a final master's degree project because "it's well documented and backed by compelling biological evidence". Prados also highlighted his student's "use of version control tools and an adequate number of references".
Author: Miriam Beltrán García
Supervisor: Mireia Ferre Marti
In the UOC's institutional repository, O2, you will also find a final project that was first runner-up for the Red de Cátedras Santander de Responsabilidad Social Corporativa (Network of Santander Chairs for Corporate Social Responsibility) award. The author, Miriam Beltrán, said that she "wanted to analyse the specific features of corporate social responsibility in small and medium-sized businesses, focusing on such aspects as management, motivation and challenges", going on to explain that she also "hoped to look more closely at the corporate social responsibility management tools currently available, including their level of penetration in the business market and organizations' opinions of them".
In the UOC's institutional repository, O2, you will also find a final project that was first runner-up for the Red de Cátedras Santander de Responsabilidad Social Corporativa (Network of Santander Chairs for Corporate Social Responsibility) award. The author, Miriam Beltrán, said that she "wanted to analyse the specific features of corporate social responsibility in small and medium-sized businesses, focusing on such aspects as management, motivation and challenges", going on to explain that she also "hoped to look more closely at the corporate social responsibility management tools currently available, including their level of penetration in the business market and organizations' opinions of them".
If you are going to complete your project next semester...
Go to the UOC's institutional repository, O2 to find out if another student has already carried out research related to your topic of interest.
If you have already completed your final project and have not yet deposited it in the UOC's institutional repository, O2, keep reading to discover the benefits of doing so:
- You will gain more visibility and impact (more readers and citations) because your project will be accessible to all and easily located on the network search engines.
- We will take care of copyright matters, since we work with a Creative Commons (CC) licence that allows us to give your name as the content's author.
- We help you to preserve your project: the resource provides a permanent URL that will remain active regardless of any interface changes it may undergo.
