Bachelor's degree thesis

In order to be admitted to the final examination, you must have duly attended the training activities and obtained the credits prescribed by the regulations.

The final examination consists of a discussion, before a committee, of a paper on your experimental work carried out in a university laboratory or outside UniGe.

The committee will assess your technical-scientific and professional preparation.

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 final evaluation is expressed in hundredths and takes into account:

• your curriculum
• demonstrated commitment to the stage
• your ability to expose the work
• the judgment of the doctoral tutor

The committee awards a maximum score for the final examination of 10 points.

In particular, you may be awarded:

• 1 point if you have completed your studies within the prescribed time limit (3 academic years)
• 1 point if you have completed a training period abroad (minimum 3 months)

When the score reaches (or exceeds) 110, the committee unanimously may award the lode upon the proposal of the lecturer.

N.B.You can graduate only if you have scored no less than 66 points out of 110.