Summer session 26.2 (BA 26.2)

• Final exam: 14/07/2026 -> depending on the number of graduands also 15 and 16/07/2026

Hand-in deadlines:

• Choice of supervisors and submission of the thesis topic: 09/03/2026
• Almalaurea / Payment of 2 revenue stamps related to the final degree exam fee (€16) and the diploma (€16) / Final exam enrolment / Upload of final thesis mySNS / Antiplagiarism check: 29/06/2026
• Submission of 2 copies of the written thesis together with the photographic documentation to the secretariat / submission of abstract and photos for the press (to be uploaded in a folder which will be communicated by the Secretariat) / upload of the pictures to Showcase: 13/07/2026, 12:00 noon

• Autumn session 26.3 (BA 26.3)

  • Final exam: 17-18/11/2026 (depending on the number of graduands) 

  Hand-in deadlines:

  • Choice of supervisors and submission of the thesis topic: 13/07/2026
  • Almalaurea / Payment of 2 revenue stamps related to the final degree exam fee (€16) and the diploma (€16) / Final exam enrolment / Upload of final thesis mySNS / Antiplagiarism check: 02/11/2026
  • Submission of 2 copies of the written thesis together with the photographic documentation to the secretariat / submission of abstract and photos for the press (to be uploaded in a folder which will be communicated by the Secretariat) / upload of the pictures to Showcase: 16/11/2026, ore 12:00

Winter session 27.1 (BA 27.1)

• Final exam: 16/03/2026 -> depending on the number of graduands also 17 and 18/03/2026

Hand-in deadlines:

• Choice of supervisors and submission of the thesis topic: 02/11/2026
• Almalaurea / Payment of 2 revenue stamps related to the final degree exam fee (€16) and the diploma (€16) / Final exam enrolment / Upload of final thesis mySNS / Antiplagiarism check: 01/03/2027
• Submission of 2 copies of the written thesis together with the photographic documentationto the secretariat / submission of abstract and photos for the press (to be uploaded in a folder which will be communicated by the Secretariat) / upload of the pictures to Showcase: 15/03/2027, 12:00 noon

Supervisors

At least one supervisor has to be a tenured professor or a researcher (tenured professor or a researcher (RTDA, RTDB, RTT, AR, post-doctoral appointment)) of the Faculty.

The first supervisor can be:

• a tenured professor or a researcher (RTDA, RTDB, RTT, AR, post-doctoral appointment) of the Faculty
• a contract professor of the Faculty (Teaching staff) 

The second supervisor can be:

• a tenured professor or a researcher (RTDA, RTDB, RTT, AR, post-doctoral appointment) of the Faculty
• a contract professor of the Faculty (Teaching staff)
• a professor and/or researcher of a national or international University or Research Institution (prior approval by the Study Course Director; write an email indicating the motivation and a CV of the professor or researcher at least 10 days before the deadline for the submission of the final topic of the final thesis)
• an expert with proven professional experience (prior approval by the Study Course Director; write an email indicating the motivation and a CV of the expert at least 10 days before the deadline for the submission of the final topic of the final thesis)
• PhD students of the Faculty of Design and Art (starting from the session 26.3 and prior approval of the PhD student's supervisor and of the Study Course Director)

Each supervisor is available for 5 hours until the date of the final exam.

Information

Each student has to check his/her own study plan.

You need to have the required language knowledge and have already taken all 5 workshop courses in the study plan in order to deposit your graduation topic. A maximum of one exam (with a maximum of 8 CP) can be taken during the official working period. 

At the latest 15 days before the graduation exam, all credits necessary to obtain the degree must have been obtained.

Final mark:

The commission can award a maximum of 110 points. The basis for the assessment is:

• the arithmetic average, calculated in hundred tenths and weighted by CP, of the curricular exams taken. The average is then divided by 3 and multiplied by 11. 0,5 points are added to the arithmetic average for each examination that was graded "cum laude";
• the points that the commission can award for the assessment of the thesis (max. 10 points).

For an outstanding thesis that achieves a grade of 110, a grade of 110 cum laude may be awarded. This requires the unanimous vote of the commission.

Final mark starting from the 26.3 session:

The commission can award a maximum of 110 points. The basis for the assessment is:

• the arithmetic average, calculated in hundred tenths and weighted by CP, of the curricular exams taken. The average is then divided by 3 and multiplied by 11. 0,25 points are added to the arithmetic average for each examination that was graded "cum laude";
• the points that the commission can award for the assessment of the thesis (max. 7 points);
• an additional 2 points for those who graduate by the second session of their final year, counting from the date of their initial enrolment on the degree programme (e.g.: immatriculated in the a.y. 2023/24, degreed by November 2026)

For an outstanding thesis that achieves a grade of 110, a grade of 110 cum laude may be awarded. This requires the unanimous vote of the commission.

Contact person:

Sacha.DiIuri@unibz.it
+39 0471 015 024