Final Exam
A.Y. 2024/2025
Learning objectives
The student must prepare a manuscript (thesis) for proving his/her capability of applying original ideas in the context of biomedical and translational research. The subject must be agreed with a professor of the degree course and/or of the Faculty of Medicine.
Expected learning outcomes
The student must be able to describe with reference to the international bibliography the scientific background of his/her research and the applied methodologies. Moreover, he/she is expected to elaborate and discuss the obtained results, assessing their possible effects on human health.
Lesson period: Open sessions
Single course
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Course syllabus and organization
Single session
Responsible
Course syllabus
All topics covered during the six years of study.
Prerequisites for admission
The student should have all the professional knowledge reached through all the exams scheduled in the plan of studies. In particular, the student may proceed to the final examination with a positive evaluation of all the training theoretical and practical activities and internship for a total of 342 credits
Teaching methods
The final assessed intership (TPV) includes 5 CFU for Internal Medicine, 5 CFU for Surgery and 5 CFU for General Practice. The students should receive a positive evaluation from the professional tutor in the evaluation form. Failure in the TPV preclude the admission to the oral presentation of the thesis.
The final exam has the value of State Examination and consists of dissertation of a written paper (thesis).
The final exam has the value of State Examination and consists of dissertation of a written paper (thesis).
Teaching Resources
All the material already indicated to the student during the six years of course. The student, under the guidance of the Speaker, will have to independently search for the bibliography related to the topic assigned for the written work.
Assessment methods and Criteria
The final examination concerns a discussion of a thesis presented by the student and with the guide of a UNIMI Professor, who is the supervisor; a co-supervisor may also be involved in the thesis.
Three sessions are scheduled for the discussion of the thesis during summer (July), Autumn (October) and Winter (March)
A committee, composed by 11 Professors, discusses the thesis and decides a score: the thesis' score, together with the career's score, will determinate the final degree score. The maximum score attributable to the thesis is 10 points (one hundred and ten is first class honor) .
Three sessions are scheduled for the discussion of the thesis during summer (July), Autumn (October) and Winter (March)
A committee, composed by 11 Professors, discusses the thesis and decides a score: the thesis' score, together with the career's score, will determinate the final degree score. The maximum score attributable to the thesis is 10 points (one hundred and ten is first class honor) .
- University credits: 18
Individual study and practice: 0 hours