Graduating in Humanities

Students will take the final exam in person and will receive their degree mark at the end of the final exam, thus completing their study programme.

Since the rooms designated for the final exam can host a limited number of people, each degree candidate can have a maximum of three relatives/friends present during the final exam. Graduates will receive their diploma during a public graduation ceremony, which will be held in the following weeks. Date and place of the graduation ceremony will be communicated later on. 

Master’s students are still required to take the final exam in person and will be awarded the degree on the same date, right after defending their thesis.

Before sitting the final exam and graduate, students must earn the required number of academic credits (CFU) and write a thesis based on the guidelines provided on the study programme website.

Go to study programme websites to get all the information.