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: 16/03/2027 -> depending on the number of graduands also 17 and 18/03/2027

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

Summer session 27.2 (BA 27.2)

• Final exam: 13/07/2027 -> depending on the number of graduands also 14 and 15/07/2027

Hand-in deadlines:

• Choice of supervisors and submission of the thesis topic: 08/03/2027
• 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: 28/06/2027
• 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: 12/07/2027, 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 (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. 0,25 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