The student secretariat provides the committee with a document stating:

• your weighted average, which relates the grades obtained to the credits earned:
  • you multiply each grade by the credits of the corresponding examination
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  • add the products and divide the sum by the total credits obtained
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  • the result is multiplied by 110
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  • then divide by 30
    . N.B To the weighted average calculated in this way you add 0.5 points for each lode you have obtained.
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• any extracurricular courses that you have attended and their respective credits: the committee may increase your final grade by a maximum of 1 point if you have undertaken periods of study abroad that are recognised by the degree course and that have resulted in the award of CFUs
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• the degree grade converted into thirtieths (110 cum laude = 30 cum laude)
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Thesis Types - Theses and Thematic Insights

The committee may increase the weighted average of marks by a maximum of 7 points:

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• up to 4 points for the thesis
• up to 3 points for thesis
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• 1 point if the average of the marks of the two optional exams is equal to or less than 24/30
• 2 points if it is higher than 24/30 and lower than 27/30
• 3 points if it is equal to or higher than 27/30

The committee may unanimously award honours if you have a score of 110/110, only on condition that the supervisor has sent the text of your thesis in electronic format to the other members of the committee at least one week before the graduation session, indicating the high quality of your work.

The type of thesis - Research Thesis

The dissertation committee:

• may increase the weighted average of grades
by no more than 11 points.
• may unanimously grant honours if you achieve a score of 110/110
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• If you obtain honours, he/she may award you the special mention of "dignity of print"
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In order to obtain honours and the possible dignity of printing or to propose an increase of between 9 and 11 points, the supervisor must send the text of the thesis in electronic format to the other members of the Commission, at least one week before the graduation session, pointing out the high quality of your work.