The Language Course has a specific graduation procedure, which includes filling out form A14, in addition to the other paperwork to be completed at the Student registry office.
Graduating candidates must fill in the application for graduation online by the deadlines set for each session.
It is advisable not to bring yourself to the last days for both the filling in of the application and the delivery of the documents.
Please note that the documentation must be COMPLETE.
IMPORTANT
Before proceeding with the completion of the online application for graduation, the student must be in possession of the Authorisation to Submit Dissertation form (MOD. A50) signed by the rapporteur, which contains indispensable data for online compilation. List of forms to be completed and submitted all at once to the Student registry office:
- Instructions (MOD. A15/3/IND-UM) with delivery methods, deadlines and indications on copies and print formats
- Authorisation (MOD. A50) of the supervisor (in duplicate), completed in every part and legibly, especially the name of the supervisor and the name of the co-supervisor(s).
- Application for graduation (to be completed online and printed out for delivery to the Student registry office)
- Receipt of diploma fee and stamps (downloadable from the online procedure when completing the application)
- Receipt for completion of the Alma Laurea questionnaire
- Rules of conduct for candidates and their families during graduation sessions (MOD. A/44)
ONLY FOR DEGREE COURSES OF THE LANGUAGE UNIT
Graduates can find all the materials and the editorial rules that are necessary for the preparation of their dissertation at the following Elly page.
PLEASE NOTE: for the students enrolled from the academic year 2020-2021 onwards, the attendance of the two basic online “information and document research literacy” courses organized by the Department's DigiLab laboratory (Infopatente and Bibliopatente) will be an integral and mandatory part of the drafting phase of the dissertation, and will contribute to the attribution of the corresponding credits (CFU). (See paragraph A above).
Attending the Advanced Bibliopatente course remains optional and, if the student successfully completes the final examination, will contribute to the attribution of the extra dissertation points. The individual final examination must only be undertaken by the students who attend the Advanced Bibliopatente course and wish to obtain extra points. For more details, see the Dusicdigilab page.
For all the students enrolled before the academic year 2020, the aforementioned courses remain recommended but not mandatory, regardless of their graduation session.
MOD. A/14 has to be sent only by email to the Academic Office in Viale S. Michele 9:
- by email only (dusic.lingue@unipr.it)
- in a single scanned pdf document
- with the signature of the supervisor
- at least three months before the chosen graduation session.
PLEASE NOTE: no paperback copy of the dissertation must be handed it to the Student Administration Office.
PLEASE NOTE: Students who have submitted Module A/14 and fail to graduate (e.g., switching from the Summer session to the Autumn or Extraordinary session) do not need to email it to the Student Administration Office again*.
*: these documents must be sent to the Student Administration Office only if the Supervisor changes.