The final exam allows the student to acquire the credits related to the degree thesis, which must be carried out in a research laboratory under the guidance of a supervisor appointed by the Master Board.
The final exam requires an experimental thesis on an original topic (experimental or theoretical) to be carried out at the research laboratories of the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry of the University of Genoa or, on request, at external, national or foreign structures (University, public or private laboratories or research institutions, public or private industries), under the guidance of a Supervisor. The results of the activity will be shown in a written dissertation prepared in an original way by the student under the guidance of a Supervisor and discussed orally in front of a Committee including teachers of the Master's degree course and experts in the field. During the thesis, the student will acquire the skills and methodologies necessary to face systematic research problems (basic and / or applied) as well as to analyze and report the results rigorously and clearly.
The aim of the final examination is to verify that the student has acquired the appropriate skills and abilities to develop an experimental research program on an original topic, albeit under the guidance of a Supervisor.
During the experimental activity, lasting no less than 6 months, the student must demonstrate that he/she is able to:
During the pre-graduation seminar and graduation session, the student must demonstrate that he/she is able to:
Have completed all exams in their study plan and be up to date with their tuition payments
the teaching board of MSc Sustainable polymer and process chemistry (SMART) has prepared detailed regulations for the thesis activity and for the final exam, which can be consulted on the relevant websites of the two Courses of Study
The final exam consists of an experimental thesis lasting no less than six months corresponding to 31 CFU. The results of the experimental activity will be presented in a written dissertation developed in an original way by the student under the guidance of a Supervisor and discussed orally in front of a Commission including professors of the Master's Degree course and/or experts in the field.
Texts and bibliography cannot be defined a priori, as they are closely related to the topic chosen for the experimental thesis.
The calendar of graduation sessions is available on the website of the MSc.
The timetable for this course is available here: EasyAcademy
See the final exam rules approved b the teaching board
