Graduate

Final degree exam

University procedure

Annual deadlines for request to graduate

  • 1-10 April for the Summer session;
  • 1-10 September for the Autumn session;
  • 1-10 December for the extraordinary session;
  • 5-12 January for extraordinary session paying a surcharge of 100 euros.

Final degree exam calendar

Regulations of the Degree Programme

Students must present their thesis application to the Teaching Committee after they choosed the Supervisor and defined the thesis projects in order to be approved.

Attention: the thesis preparation request does not replace the degree application that students must present with the processes and deadlines reported in the University Regulations.

The form for the request for thesis preparation, filled in, signed and completed with attached documents, must be scanned and emailed to campus.scientifico@unive.it.

Upon finishing the thesis work, students must undertake an interview with the co-examiners (the date and time of the interview will be established by the teaching Committee) At the end of the meeting the Commission draws up a report to be transmitted to the Graduation Commission.

Regulation

Cultural Heritage Professionals

With Italian Decree No. 244 of 20 May 2019, the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities regulated the procedures and requirements for the registration of professionals in the national directories of experts in diagnostics and science and technology applied to cultural heritage, established at the Ministry pursuant to Article 2, paragraph 1, of Italian Law No. 110 of 22 July 2014 [ITA].

In order to register on the national directories of experts in diagnostics and science and technology applied to cultural heritage, applicants must provide, among other criteria, documented experience, continuous or otherwise, in the field of science applied to the conservation of cultural heritage (including any curricular traineeships). On 30 April 2020 the national coordination body for study courses activated for class L-43 (Diagnostics for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage) and class LM-11 (Conservation Science for the Cultural Heritage) recognised, based on the credits for practical and laboratory activities envisaged in the respective curricula:

  • 3 months of experience in the field of science applied to cultural heritage to students who graduate from the L-43 Bachelor's Degree Programme (Diagnostics for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage) for laboratory, internship and thesis activities carried out within the student's university
  • 9 months of experience in the field of science applied to cultural heritage to students who graduate from the LM-11 Master's Degree Programme (Conservation Science for the Cultural Heritage) for laboratory, internships and thesis activities carried out within the student's university.

Graduates in Conservation Science and Technology for Cultural Heritage (LM-11) and in Science and Technologies for Cultural Heritage (L43) at Ca' Foscari may request recognition of this experience directly from the Teaching Committees of their respective study courses.

Please note that the directories are not professional registers and failure to register does not in any way preclude one from practising the profession.

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Contacts

Scientific Campus

ADiSS - Scientific Campus
Via Torino 155 [ITA], Epsilon building (ground floor), 30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)

Campus services: campus.scientifico@unive.it
External internships: stage.areascienze@unive.it
Information tutors: tutor.campus.scientifico@unive.it

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