The bachelor's thesis (TFG) is a comprehensive monograph or essay (approach, argumentation and conclusions) on an aspect of a scientific discipline.

The objective of the TFG is to communicate, in an organised, formal, clear and precise way, the results or conclusions reached in the study of a topic, in addition to the methodology that has been used, the process followed, the documentation consulted, etc.

• Introduction to what a TFG is 

Faculty rules for the TFG

Framework regulations of the UdG bachelor’s thesis (TFG) and master's thesis (TFM)

All students who enrol on all subjects that they have pending to finish their degree can enrol on the bachelor's thesis module.

You must enrol in the July enrolment period. Enrolment extensions will not be accepted if it is the Bachelor's Thesis that is to be enrolled (Agreed on by Government Commission 3/2020 of 10 July).

There is a single enrolment group, group A, with the final call in May/June.

If a student has the option of finishing in February, in other words if all the subjects they enrol on are in the first semester, or if they request an extraordinary examination session and they also want to submit their bachelor's thesis in February, they will have to request this in the period shown in the administrative calendar (see the corresponding procedure). You should bear in mind that, like for any subject for which an extraordinary examination session is requested, you cannot withdraw the request once you have made it. WARNING: enrolment, in all cases, must be done in July

Schedule for the assignment of subject/tutor

Direct tutoring agreements: 1 to 19 September.Extended to 28 September (the lecturer is responsible for putting the agreement on this application). 

Students without an agreement: from 21 to 25 September free choice of subject/tutor. Deadline changed from 30 September to 5 October (you can choose up to 6 preferences).

Final award of subject/tutor by the Administration: End of September, beginning of October. Mid-October (in the case of students who have reached an agreement, the award is final from that moment).

Schedule for the presentation of the group CE JANUARY 2022 (extraordinary examination session requested by the student and accepted. A request must be submitted to the Secretary’s office between 22 November and 3 December 2021)

BACHELOR'S THESIS SUBMISSION- 27 January: Deadline for students to hand in their bachelor's thesis and the poster for assessment online (call can be cancelled up to 22 January).

TUTOR MARKS - 1 February: Deadline for tutors to enter the marks in the rubric.

OPTING FOR AN A WITH HONOURS (MH) - 3 February: Deadline for students to opt for an MH.

EVALUATION BY POSTER- 10 February: Date for evaluating posters and defending bachelor’s theses before the panel for students NOT opting for an MH. 

EVALUATION FOR AN A WITH HONOURS (MH) - 24 February: Date for defending bachelor’s theses in front of the panel for students opting for an MH. A time will be assigned to each student.

NEW VERSION OWING TO SYNTACTICAL ERRORS FOR POSTER EVALUATION - 24 February: Deadline for students being evaluated by poster to upload their work again if, according to the panel, grammar or syntactical corrections are required.

NEW VERSION OWING TO SYNTACTICAL ERRORS FOR AN A WITH HONOURS (MH) - 3 March: Deadline for students being evaluated by the MH panel to upload their work again if, according to the panel, grammar or syntactical corrections are required.

Schedule for presentation of group A MAY/JUNE 2022

BACHELOR'S THESIS SUBMISSION- 4 May: Deadline for students to hand in their bachelor's thesis and the poster for assessment online (call can be cancelled up to 29 April). 

TUTOR MARKS - 9 May: Deadline for tutors to enter the marks in the rubric.

OPTING FOR AN A WITH HONOURS (MH) - 11 May: Deadline for students to opt for an MH.

EVALUATION BY POSTER - 17, 18, 19 May: Date for evaluating posters and defending bachelor’s theses before the panel for students NOT opting for an MH. 

EVALUATION FOR AN A WITH HONOURS (MH) - 16 June: Dates for defending bachelor’s theses in front of the panel for students opting for an MH. A time will be assigned to each student.

NEW VERSION OWING TO SYNTACTICAL ERRORS FOR POSTER EVALUATION - 1 June: Deadline for students who are being evaluated by poster to upload their work again if, according to the panel, grammar or syntactical corrections are required.

NEW VERSION OWING TO SYNTACTICAL ERRORS FOR EVALUATION FOR AN A WITH HONOURS (MH) - 23 June: Deadline for students who are being evaluated by the MH panel to upload their work again if, according to the panel, grammar or syntactical corrections are required.

The TFG/TFM is mostly managed through an application created for this purpose.

The whole process from the choice of tutor, to the presentation of the TFG on paper to the tutor and panel’s evaluation of the thesis will be managed by means of this application.

• APPLICATION 

The TFG must be carried out with maximum rigour, it must have a structure and argumentation suitable for the topic being developed and it must be suitably presented. The paper will have a maximum of 8,000 words of text without counting tables, graphs or images. Only materials compiled by the students themselves can be included as appendices.

This report will include a bachelor's thesis summary poster at the end, on its last page.

Posters are a very effective means of transmitting information and assessing the author’s capacity for synthesis. The poster should include the TFG title, a description of the TFG carried out and the main conclusions. The graphic communication has to help towards the understanding of the content. Do not forget to put your name and surnames and the Bachelor's Degree you are studying (CIF, ADE.....). You can check the “templates poster ppxt” on the internet, which can help you with the image. 

There is currently no need for the report or poster to be printed.

The Faculty has compiled a guide to be used as a tool to help students do the TFG well.

• LINGUISTIC RESOURCES TO WRITE WELL 
• GUIDE TO COMMUNICATION SKILLS 

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· Entry periods: This edition’s thesis-registration period will run from 12 April to 16 September 2022.

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