Degree in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets
The Final Degree Project (TFG) subject is compulsory and is key to the degree, since it includes the evaluation of a large number of specific and generic skills of the degree, as can be seen in the Teaching Guide corresponding.
He TFG Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets is oriented towards the integrated application of:
- Competencies on skills and training content acquired during the teaching period.
- Abilities for searching, interpreting and managing relevant data in the development of critical and creative judgment.
General requirements for the completion of the TFG
In order to carry out the Final Degree Project, students must meet the following general requirements:
- You have a maximum of 60 ECTS left to complete the degree during the regular enrolment period and you have enrolled in all the basic and compulsory credits remaining to complete it.
- Any other academic requirement established by the degree in its Verification/Modification Report and in the teaching guide for the subject.
The provisions of the regulation of the subject "Final Degree Project" of the University of La Laguna, in this sense the following issues will be taken into account:
- The presentation of the TFG report will be done by the telematic procedure described in the aforementioned regulation, through the headquarters
- The deadline for submitting the final degree project document will be announced along with the publication of the calendar and the composition of the tribunals in charge of evaluating the final degree projects. Projects submitted after the deadline will not be processed, nor will they be eligible for a defence before a tribunal.
- Work lines for the TFG and professors who can tutor
- Procedure for assigning tutors
- Guidelines for the development of the TFG memory
- Tribunals and calendar for the presentation and defense of the TFG. March
- Tribunals and calendar for the presentation and defense of the TFG. June
- Tribunals and calendar for the presentation and defense of the TFG. July
- Tribunals and calendar for the presentation and defense of the TFG. September
- Certificate for the court's qualification.
- Form for the assessment of learning outcomes
To ensure that the TFGs are adapted to the characteristics of the Degree, students are guided and directed in their work by one or two tutors assigned from among the list of tutors and proposed topics.
The work will be carried out autonomously by the student and will consist of a supervised research work, with an assignment of 150 hours of the student's work. The TFG will be recorded in a printed report, which will be defended orally before an evaluation committee and graded like any other subject in the degree.
In order to improve the development of the subject and facilitate the preparation of the TFG Report and its public defense, specific criteria are established that can be consulted in the Teaching Guide of the Subject and in the TFG regulations.
The presentation of the TFG reports will be done by telematic procedure, through from this linkA copy of the report will also be delivered in the virtual classroom of the TFG subject. Both deliveries will be made one week before the date of submission of the works.
The deadline for submitting the thesis document will be announced along with the publication of the calendar and the composition of the tribunals in charge of evaluating the TFG. The works submitted after the deadline will not be processed, nor will they be eligible for their defence before a tribunal.
The management and coordination of the Final Degree Project is carried out through the virtual classroom.