Final examination

The final examination for the Bachelor’s Degree in Biotechnology for Health consists in the preparation, presentation and discussion of a paper based on laboratory experience or data processing or planning carried out in one or more disciplines; the student may use the activities conducted during the internship to prepare the elaborate. The elaborate will be prepared by the student under the guidance of an university supervisor and it can be written in English.

The final evaluation, expressed out of 110, will be determined by the Graduation Commission through the analysis of the student’s curriculum and the examinations marks obtained during the degree course, starting from a voting base, always expressed out of 110, resulting as the weighted average of the marks obtained during the academic career, with weights constituted by the credits earned for each educational activity. Training activities for which the allocation of the relative credits takes place without a profit vote won’t contribute to the voting base calculation.

To access the final examination, students must have acquired all the CFU provided for by the teaching regulations, with the exception of those for the final exam. The internship is necessary to supply a laboratory experiment.

Fulfillments

Students of the Biotechnological Sciences Department who intend to graduate in any session, must submit at the Students’ Administrative Office by the reported deadline:

Degree application submitted to the Rector and the request to issue parchment submitted to the Rector in unique 16,00 € stamp paper;

Biotech1 form containing the request for admission to the final examination;

they also need to deliver, not later than 15 days before the date of the session:

a copy of the final paper to the Students’ Administrative Office signed by the supervising teacher

Biotech2 form at the respective collection points of the graduation course.

The student must take the last exam not later than 20 days before the date of graduation session.

The student, on the day of the discussion of the final examination, is required to deliver two bound copies of the paper, signed by the supervising teacher, to the Commission.

Graduation sessions

The graduation sessions are organised jointly with the Graduation course in Molecular Biology and Biomolecular and Industrial Biotechnologies.

The Graduation session calendar scheduled for the current academic year includes: