Complete your final project

What is a master's/bachelor's degree final project? What is the format? Where can you find help when you are working on your final project?

Ascertain your need, select the appropriate sources, carry out the search and evaluate the results.

Time to do your final bachelor's or master's degree project? In the UOC institutional repository, O2, you'll find works by other students acclaimed for their quality.

A book published by Editorial UOC on how to prepare a master's degree final project based on a practical approach, with examples and solutions.

Indispensable guide to successfully writing a master's or bachelor's degree final project.

A practical guide to clear up any doubts you might have when it comes to writing formal texts. It provides guidelines on how to summarize, study, prepare and present assignments, among other things

Advice from the UOC Language Service on ways to communicate effectively.

It is obligatory to cite sources correctly in a project, plus it is an indicator of the quality of your work. It also means you are using the information you have found ethically, respecting the copyright and avoiding plagiarism.

Practical resources you can use when preparing your work and to help you avoid plagiarism.

Here is a practical introduction to the key elements of designing a research project.

Extremely useful guide to preparing master's or bachelor's degree final projects with a gender perspective.

Prepare your oral presentation using the simple guidelines in these three short videos: preparing the presentation, oral presentation and defending the project to the panel.

Susan Frekko, a specialist in giving oral presentations, gives you tips on how to make an effective oral presentation in English.

Tips on how to prepare a formal academic document and project presentation so they effectively support your oral presentation.

Learn the techniques and tools of public speaking applied to oral presentations of degree final projects.

How to build trust, be heard and communicate with confidence.

Want to learn techniques to improve your communication skills? This book offers guidelines, tips and examples on public speaking.

Resources for finding and reusing free images to illustrate your work.

What is open access? What are the benefits? Open access publishing strategies, the legal framework and much, much more.

Guide explaining how to submit your final project to the O2, the UOC's institutional repository.

Does your work contain sensitive data or confidential information? Do you want to allow your work to be used for commercial purposes? Do you want further work to be based on your project?