FINAL DISCUSSION OF THE THESIS
Article 18 paragraph 1 of the University Doctoral Regulations states:
"Candidates, at the end of the legal term of the Doctoral Program, must undergo the evaluation and discussion of the thesis for the award of the title of Doctor of Philosophy in the first useful final examination session. The final examination sessions shall end on January 30, May 30, September 30 of each year."
Based on the date of the end of one's Ph.D. program (which may vary depending on whether extensions have been requested), the candidate must enter the first useful session among those described below.
FULFILLMENT
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I SESSION
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II SESSION
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III SESSIONE
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Thesis submission
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Not later than October 31 previous year
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Not later than February 28
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Not later than June 15
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Submission of referee evaluation
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Not later than December 15 previous year
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Not later than March 30
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Not later than July 30
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Thesis submission with updates
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Not later than December 30 previous year
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Not later than April 15
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Not later than August 30
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Thesis defense
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Not later than January 30
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Not later than May
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Not later than September 30
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Requirements for obtaining the title of PhD
Before discussing the final exam, it is compulsory to fill in the Almalaurea questionnaire. The receipt of the completion must be delivered to the selection board so that it can be attached to the final exam report.
https://www.uniroma1.it/sites/default/files/field_file_allegati/avviso_ai_dottorandi_almalaurea.pdf
After the discussion of the final exam, it is mandatory, pursuant to art. 6, paragraph 11, of the Ministerial Decree of 30 April 1999, prot. no. 224/1999, to deposit one's doctoral thesis in the IRIS catalog in order to give visibility to the results of the research carried out during the doctoral years and to allow the National Libraries of Rome and Florence to directly obtain the theses by filing them and conserving them permanently.
To access IRIS you need to have an institutional e-mail account and follow the instructions given in the Guidelines for entering PhD theses in IRIS, also in the English version.