Bachelor Thesis (BT)

Information on Bachelor’s theses

• Bachelor’s theses for the Tourism degree programme –⁠ updated 19 April 2023
• How to write theses at VŠPJ (typesetting rules) –⁠ valid from the 2021/22 autumn term
• Thesis template (Word) –⁠ updated 1 July 2022
• Internal guidelines on the layout of thesis covers –⁠ valid from the autumn semester 2021/22
• Minimum requirements for the preparation of the BP (number of pages, references) –⁠ valid from the 2021/22 summer term
• Recommended structure for a Bachelor’s thesis presentation

Guidelines for Bachelor’s theses

• Guidelines for the supervision, preparation and publication of final theses at VŠPJ –⁠ effective from 1 October 2026
• Guidelines on the prevention of plagiarism at VŠPJ –⁠ effective from 1 October 2026
• Methodological guidance on the use of generative AI at VŠPJ –⁠ effective from 2 October 2026
• Guidelines on State Final Examinations –⁠ effective from 4 June 2024
• VŠPJ Study and Examination Regulations –⁠ valid from 30 September 2025

Reviews of Bachelor’s theses

• Both the supervisor and the external examiner submit their reviews via the VŠPJ Information System
• The department secretariat will provide external supervisors and external examiners with login details for the VŠPJ Information System and, where necessary, offer further guidance on how to submit reviews

Timetable for bachelor’s theses

• for the specialised part of the final state examination and the defence of the Bachelor’s thesis in the winter semester 2026/2027 (January) can be found here

Further information

• Detailed information on the procedure for state final examinations - applicable to the 2025/2026 summer term (September)

Topics for Bachelor’s theses announced in connection with the department’s specialist focus

Given the department’s specialist focus on demographic and social issues and sustainability in relation to tourism, in addition to the usual topics, bachelor’s thesis topics with this focus are also offered to students. Students wishing to undertake these topics should proceed as follows:

• contact the supervisor listed for the topic and, following mutual agreement, the supervisor will register the student;
• the thesis topic must be registered by the end of the student’s 4th-semester examination period at the latest, as is the case for all bachelor’s thesis topics;
• These topics focus on tourism for people with disabilities, senior tourism, rural tourism, sustainability and ecology in tourism.

Further information on the department’s specialist focus can be found here.