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Graduation process – current rules

Graduation process – current rules

· the subject of the thesis is settled by the supervisor upon consultation with the student and then submitted by the supervisor for approval by the Council of the Institute,

· each thesis must be scientific in nature, written in scientific style, and must contain references and bibliography,

· all used sources and tools (including AI) must be appropriately marked,

· the supervisor submits the notification of the defence of a thesis to the Dean’s Office no later than 20 days before the planned date of the graduation exam, and then the student enters a pdf file of the final thesis to the APD system,

· graduation exams are organised: during the exam session and until 10 July; during the retake exam session and until 30 September,

· each thesis is verified in the Uniform Anti-plagiarism System and its release for the graduation exam is decided by the supervisor based on the verification report,

· each thesis is reviewed, reviews are placed in the APD system for the student to read them before the graduation exam,

· the exam consists in a presentation of the thesis, discussion about the thesis and two questions concerning the studied major,

· the commission’s decision concerning the result of the exam is final.

Rules governing the graduation exam are defined in:

– Rules and Regulations for Studies

– Resolution of the Council of the Faculty of Social Sciences concerning definition of detailed terms of graduating from first- and second-cycle studies as well as the graduation procedure

– Terms of the graduation process at majors held at the Institute of Political Science (all the documents are attached below).

Further information is available at the website of the Dean’s Office.