Course Description

The Bachelor's Final Project (TFG) is an autonomous and individual piece of work that students must complete under the guidance of a supervisor. This project will allow students to demonstrate in an integrated manner the training content received and the competencies acquired associated with the Bachelor's degrees.

The TFG can take, among others, the following forms:

a) An empirical academic paper or an essay on a specific topic related to the content of the Bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration (ADE) and Tourism.

b) A literature review and research paper focused on various fields related to the Bachelor’s degrees in ADE and Tourism.

c) A simulation of professional situations related to the different fields of professional practice qualified by the degrees: report, opinion paper, preparation and defense of a case, business creation projects and their feasibility study, among others.

d) A project developed within an external entity to FDET (companies, public and private institutions, NGOs, and solidarity movements) on a subject related to the ADE and Tourism degrees, as long as this project has not been carried out during the Curricular External Academic Internships.

e) A project carried out using the Service-Learning (ApS) methodology.

 

Evaluation

The evaluation of the TFG is continuous and includes the assessment of the planning and development of the work as well as its public defense.

 

Article 7. Assessments of bachelor’s and master’s theses 

3. Students may only register for bachelor’s and master’s theses when they register for all pending credits to complete the degree. 

 

Regulations for the assessment and grading of student learning on baschelor’s and master’s  

Approved by the Governing Council on 29 June 2023 

 

Initial Procedures/Actions (IMPORTANT)

Students enrolled in the Double Degree in Business Administration (ADE) and Tourism must register for both TFG subjects (ADE TFG: 101345 and Tourism TFG: 102644)

• The student must complete a TFG for each of the degrees. It is necessary to consult the course guide and the TFG section of the Virtual Campus for the TFG in ADE and for the TFG in Tourism. The student will have a supervisor for each of the TFGs.
• Once the corresponding supervisor assignments have been made for each TFG, if both supervisors agree, the student may carry out a single TFG under the supervision of both. However, this option is not mandatory for the supervisors and it will be up to the student to propose it.

 

Credits: 9 credits for the ADE TFG + 9 credits for the Tourism TFG = 18 credits

Regulation: Bachelor’s Final Project Regulations