The study plans published here may be subject to change; those of official reference will be presented in the Faculty-specific Guide. As part of the optional training activities, which the student must indicate when submitting his/her study plan, the Faculty has identified combinations of courses that allow the acquisition of training ECTS in relation to the following profiles:
- Archaeological
- Historical and Artistic
ECTS
To obtain the graduate degree in Archaeology and History of Art, students must have acquired at least 120 university ECTS. After passing the final dissertation, the student obtains the graduate degree in Archaeology and History of Art.
Each exam is awarded a certain number of ECTS, the same for all students and a grade (expressed in thirtieths) that varies according to the level of preparation.
The time reserved for personal study, as a rule, is equal to at least 75% of the total hourly commitment, with the possibility of lower percentages for individual training activities with a high experimental or practical content.
The courses conclude with an evaluation test, through oral interviews and/or written papers, which must in any case be expressed by means of a mark out of thirty. This may also apply to other supplementary forms of teaching for which suitability may also be required.