The final examination for the award of the Bachelor’s Degree takes place in four different sessions according to the academic calendar and consists of the discussion of a written paper, which contributes to assessing the skills acquired in a core area of the Degree Program.

The final examination (3 ECTS credits) for Bachelor’s Degree programs consists of an oral discussion of a written paper assigned by an academic supervisor, aimed at demonstrating that the candidate has acquired the knowledge and skills included in the specific learning objectives of the program. The final assessment will take into account the time taken to obtain the degree, as well as the student’s academic record.

 

REQUIREMENTS
To be admitted to the final examination, graduating students must:

• Be up to date with the payment of tuition fees or contributions and have acquired the number of credits required by the relevant Degree Program regulations.
• Have already submitted a study plan approved by the Teaching Committee.

 

Once students have verified that they meet the requirements, they may proceed with the graduation application by following the instructions on the Procedure page.

  

 

Information on deadlines is available on the Graduation exam calendar page.

_{Students are advised to read the Thesis Process Guidelines shared by the Guidance Service of the School of Psychology.}

 

Other useful information:

Thesis cover page template

AlmaLaurea questionnaire