The overall, final appraisal of each student at the completion of the Academic Masters in Contemporary Art Markets represents the final score resulting from the sum of the mark for admission to the Final Project and the mark given for the presentation of the thesis as part of the Final Project.

The mark for admission to the Final Project, expressed on a scale of 110, is calculated in accordance with a weighted arithmetic average, taking into account all the marks expressed on a scale of thirty throughout the students’ careers within the Academic Masters course. The weighting is completed taking into account the credits gained from the teaching modules. The Appraisal Committee can raise the mark for admission to the Final Project by a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 10 points on the basis of the quality of the thesis project and the overall critical, planning and executional competencies demonstrated by the candidates in question.

The eventual bibliographical indications required for the development of the Final Project are provided by the Advisor leader and/or the lecturer of reference during the creation of the Portfolio. Many of the materials indicated, together with the other support and in-depth analysis resources may be examined.