Class attendance is not mandatory but is strongly recommended. Furthermore, with a view to innovative and experiential teaching, participation in some laboratory activities, in the field and in study groups envisaged by particular courses is essential for the evaluation and attribution of grades.
Many students find that attending lectures regularly is the easiest and quickest way of completing the degree programme.
If you are enrolled in the first year, get off on the right foot! University marks a big change in the way you study and are assessed. Getting the right pace is important to avoid finding that you have already fallen behind in the acquisition of your education credits (CFUs) at the end of the first year.
Here are a few good reasons to attend lectures:
Courses that include face-to-face activities essential for assessment:
First Year of Course
Second Year of Course
HOT TOPICS IN MARINE RESEARCH (study groups)
RICERCA SCIENTIFICA SUBACQUEA (elective teaching, field activities)
Finally, the degree thesis must be of an experimental nature and active participation in the preparation activities must be agreed with the supervisor. For further information, consult the course web guides and possibly contact the respective teachers.