Works in the Form of Scientific Articles

A diploma thesis (bachelor's or master's) may be written in the form of a scientific article, in accordance with the following rules:

1. The text of the article must have a structure which is typical of scientific articles on the subject (approx. 10-12 thousand words)
2. A scientific article must be accompanied by a supplement which may provide a broader survey of the literature, the research method used, and the results obtained. It serves as a guide for the thesis reviewer and provides evidence that the student has analysed these areas in the work.
3. There is no requirement for the article and the supplement to be linguistically consistent.
4. There is no requirement to publish the article before defending the thesis.
5. The thesis supervisor may be a co-author of the article (with a contribution of no more than 40%); however, the supplement must be written independently by the student.
6. The fact that the work has been written in the form of a scientific article should be noted in the review