The methods for verifying learning and the expected learning outcomes are held at a homogeneous level among all courses (including those involving field and laboratory activities). The grading criteria for all exams correspond to the following correspondence grid (updated by resolution of the Teaching Committee in the meeting of 5 September 2022).

Exams can be oral, written or both depending on the course. All specific information in the course descriptions.

Grading are on a 30 scale, where 18/30 is the minimum grade to pass and exam and 30 cum laude is the maximum grade.

Exams can be done during the exam sessions after the end of the course (i.e. January-February, April, Gune-July, September, November). To be allowed at the exam, you must register through the University system (GCS)

If you are not satisfied with your exam grade, you can reject it; in this case, the exam will not be taken into account and you can retake it at the next exam session - !!! it is as if the exam had never been taken, and the grade for the second exam session could be lower than the first one!!!

If you fail the exam you can repeat it at the next exam session

Evaluation criteria grid