The final examination is the discussion of the dissertation in front of a Graduation Committee. This final paper, which may also be in a foreign language, is written under the guidance of a supervisor chosen by the student. In writing and discussing the dissertation, the student must demonstrate methodological rigour, full mastery of the topics and themes addressed, as well as the presentation skills expected in the legal professions. The dissertation and its presentation represent the final assessment of the analysis, synthesis, independent judgement and communication skills acquired throughout the Degree Programme.

Special exam sessions for graduating students

Students who have applied for graduation and are one exam away from completing their Degree Programme may apply for a special exam session reserved for them, subject to the availability of the relevant lecturer.
At least 40 days before the planned graduation session, qualifying students must send a special request via e-mail to the relevant Student Office, to the Coordinator of their Degree Programme and, for information, to the dissertation supervisor.

The request must contain the following information:

• First name, surname and Student Number;
• Code and Degree Programme
• Code and name of the examination;
• Name of the dissertation supervisor.

The request must be accompanied by the dissertation supervisor's statement on the progress of the dissertation (which must be close to completion within the deadline set for its upload).

For further information please contact the Student Office at segrstudgiurisprudenza@amm.unica.it

Criteria for drafting the dissertation

The rules are set out in the document published below.

Information on the final examination can be found in article 24 of the Regulations, which can be consulted at the following link