Bachelor's degree thesis

To be admitted to the final examination, you must have regularly attended the educational activities and earned the credits prescribed by the regulations.

The final examination consists of a project test that ascertains your technical and scientific preparation acquired during the course of study.

The project consists of group work and has a ship as its theme.

In the second semester of the third year you will be placed within a group of about four or five students from your own course and assigned a project theme.

You will be supervised by a team of about ten lecturers, each an expert in a specific subject of the course of study, and your paper will then be evaluated by this group of lecturers and the chosen lecturer.

The final exam concludes with a discussion of the paper before a committee, possibly followed by questions from the committee.

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The speakers must include at least one faculty member from the Polytechnic School and/or the relevant department.

If you are a final-year student, you must:

1. Choose the graduation session
2. Submit your thesis title
3. Complete the degree application online
4. Complete the AlmaLaurea questionnaire online
5. Return any books to the library, if you have borrowed any
6. Complete the Teaching Evaluation Questionnaire for your degree programme

Remember to:

1. Check that you are up to date with fee payments
2. Pay the stamp duty for the issue of your degree certificate via the online service Payment of fees and contributions
3. Check that you have sat all your exams and completed all your course modules, and ensure that they are all recorded on your online academic record no later than 15 days before the date of your graduation session

The evaluation of the final paper by the committee is done by adding a score from 0 to 8 points to your weighted average in hundredths, taking as weight the number of credits associated with the individual educational activity.