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How to graduate

Final Examination for the Bachelor’s Degree

The final examination for the Bachelor’s Degree is held in four different sessions according to the academic calendar and involves the presentation of a written paper. This paper serves as an assessment of the skills acquired within a core area of the degree program. To be eligible for the final examination, students must have completed all credits assigned to the educational activities outlined in their study plan.

For further details, please consult the “Final Examination” section for your specific Bachelor’s Degree program.

 

The University of Florence has implemented TURNITIN software for detecting and preventing plagiarism in undergraduate and doctoral theses.
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This software, a leading tool in the market, allows for text analysis in any format, comparing submitted work against extensive databases in Italian and other languages.

Note: Students can also use this tool to self-assess the level of similarity in their work compared to online sources and references.

Final Examination for the Master’s Degree

The final examination for the Master’s Degree consists of a presentation of an individual, original scientific paper, intended to assess the skills acquired in the Master’s program. This paper, developed under the guidance of a supervisor, will be a critical review or empirical study of psychological relevance, both theoretically and professionally. To be eligible for the final examination, students must have completed all credits assigned to the educational activities in their study plan. The final examination for the Master’s Degree is held in four different sessions, as indicated in the academic calendar.

For more information, please consult the “Final Examination” section for your specific Master’s Degree program.

 

The University of Florence has implemented TURNITIN software for detecting and preventing plagiarism in both undergraduate and doctoral theses. This software, a leader in the field, analyzes texts submitted in any format, conducting thorough checks across the provider’s databases in both Italian and other languages.