History, Anthropology, Religions

The final test involves the preparation, presentation and discussion before a committee of a paper in Italian or in English, prepared independently by the student, accompanied by a summary in English or Italian, respectively. At the final examination are awarded 9 credits.The paper will be a summary of the literature search or a report on an experimental activity conducted by the student in the lab or in the field, under the guidance of a teacher's undergraduate program.The final vote is based on the evaluation of the curriculum of studies, the dissertation and the final exam, and additional elements aimed at encouraging passing the exams on time in the teaching. Any training courses in Italy and abroad, including participation in the Erasmus program, provided they are well documented, may be taken into account by the Commission for praise or a rounding of the final grade. Such documentation must be submitted in Academic Office at the time of delivery of the final. The Commission expresses the degree of one hundred and ten, and can vote unanimously to grant the applicant full marks with honors.