Bachelor diploma (or higher)

Admission to the programme is subjected to the evaluation of the minimum curricular requirements and personal preparation, checked through a specific selection process. For further information, check the “Other requirements” section below.

For students holding qualifications gained abroad: a minimum three-year degree is required.

The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian.

If a student’s entry qualification documents are not in English or Italian, she/he must provide both verified copies of the original and official English or Italian translations.

The official translation can be issued in the country of origin or in Italy – either by a local court of law, by court interpreters or by official translators. The entry qualification documents must also be legalised or bear the Apostille stamp certifying that the signature or seal on the document is genuine, and submitted in the original or certified copy.

You do not need to legalise the documents if:

• the qualification has been awarded by one of the signatory Countries of the European Convention of Brussels of 25 May, 1987 – Law 106/1990 (Belgium, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy);
• the qualification has been awarded by a German institution, following the Italo-German Convention on the exemption from legalization of public documents – Law 176/1973.

Students must bring their original entry qualification documents with them for their onsite enrolment.