Final exam
The final examination for the Master's degree in Psychology of the Life Cycle and Contexts, which is worth 12 ECTS credits, consists of the dissertation of an individual and original scientific paper aimed at assessing the skills acquired during the Master's degree program. The paper, developed under the guidance of a supervisor, will be either a critical review or empirical research of psychological relevance from both a theoretical and professional perspective. To be eligible for the final examination, students must have obtained all the required credits from the activities in their study plan. The final examination for the Master's degree is held in four different sessions according to the academic calendar.
Graduation Grade
For the final examination, the average will be weighted according to the number of credits, and rounding will be done in favor of the student. The final graduation grade is expressed in 110ths, with the possibility of a unanimous "honors" distinction. The minimum score to obtain the degree is 66/110.
Graduation Application: ONLINE THESIS Procedure
The title of the thesis must be provided in English, as well as in Italian.
Last update
09.01.2025