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FAQ - Percorso formativo per il SOSTEGNO
Stato di malattia, gravidanza e maternità – incompatibilità:
- Malattia del corsista
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Astensioni e congedi parentali per maternità
- Astensioni e congedi parentali per maternità
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Sospensione del percorso
- Sospensione del corso sostegno
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[Tirocinio] Se si è incaricati sul sostegno, è possibile svolgere il tirocinio su uno degli alunni affidati?
[Tirocinio] Il tutor di tirocinio presso la scuola accogliente deve essere sempre presente durante le 150 ore?
FAQ - scuole di specializzazione di area sanitaria
Sono previste riduzioni, esoneri tasse e contributi per chi si iscrive ad una scuola di specializzazione di area sanitaria?
Qual è la procedura per chiedere un trasferimento in entrata da altro Ateneo o in uscita ad altro Ateneo?
Dove posso trovare la modulistica per poter svolgere un periodo di formazione in strutture fuori rete formativa in Italia o all’estero?
Dove si possono consultare gli orari o prendere appuntamento presso la segreteria amministrativa delle scuole di specializzazione di area sanitaria?
FAQ - Centro Linguistico di Ateneo (CLA)
(CLA) By the time I graduate, what level will I reach in the languages I have studied? Will I be able to speak correctly?
FAQ - IMMATRICOLAZIONI
What qualification do I need to have in order to enrol in a Bachelor’s, or Single cycle/Combined Bachelor+Master’s degree programme?
- For admission to a bachelor's or master's degree program with a single-cycle degree, it is necessary to hold a secondary school degree
Can I apply for a degree programme if I hold a foreign qualification?
- To apply for a Bachelor’s, or Single cycle/Combined Bachelor+Master’s degree programme, you should normally have a foreign qualification that is equivalent to a “Diploma di maturità”. This must be valid, certified and translated at the relevant Italian Consulate or Embassy, and must be submitted together with a Declaration of value (i.e. a document certifying the academic level of a foreign qualification). For further information please write to admission@ateneo.univr.it
What qualification do I need to hold if I wish to apply for a Master’s degree programme?
- For admission to a bachelor's or master's degree program with a single-cycle degree, it is necessary to hold a secondary school degree
What are ‘Open’ degree programmes?
- These degree programmes are ‘open’, which means that you will be allowed to register and enrol without having to sit an admission test. However, once registered on ESSE3, during the first year, you will need to take a test in order to demonstrate that you have sufficient knowledge of the subjects included in the programme (see ‘Saperi minimi’ – Entry requirements).
What are ‘Saperi minimi’ and OFA credits (Obblighi Formativi Aggiuntivi)?
- By ‘Saperi minimi’ and OFA credits we mean the personal preparation required to enrol in a specific degree programme. Such preparation may be assessed at the time of the admission tests (for limited-entry degree programmes) or separately, through individual tests to be taken during the first year. Failing the Saperi minimi test will not prevent you from registering at the University. However, you will be soon informed by the University about the number of credits (OFA credits, Obblighi Formativi Aggiuntivi) that you will need to regain by passing the test by the end of the first year, or you will not be allowed to enrol in the second year. Further information can be found on the web page of each degree programme.
Do I need to register for the ‘Saperi minimi’ test?
- No. If you’re applying for a limited-entry degree programme, your personal preparation will be assessed at the time of the admission tests. You will pass the test if you score more than a certain number of points, depending on each programme, as set out in the relevant Call for applications. For ‘Open’ degree programmes, the information about ‘Saperi minimi’ test is normally made available on the web page of each degree programme.
What is a Call for applications for Limited-entry degree programmes?
- A Call for applications (‘Bando di ammissione’ in Italian) is a public notice containing information about number of available places, entry requirements, deadlines for registration for the admission test, and for enrolment, procedures of the admission test, evaluation criteria for drawing up the list of students eligible for admission, and procedures for the allocation of available places. The Call also contains: the procedure to follow in order to submit the application form, to transfer from another University, or to change degree programme, and procedures for admission to degree programmes from the second year onwards.
How can I register on the ESSE3 portal
- Log by SPID/CIE into the ESSE3 portal . Only underage o foreign people can register by clicking on ‘registrazione’ you will find a registration form to fill out with the following personal information: tax ID no. (codice fiscale), your valid ID document, your address of residence/domicile, contact details. Once completed the registration, the system will release by email username and password.
How can I register for an admission test?
- To register for the admission test of your chosen degree programme, you must first log into the ESS3 Portal and, if this is your first access, register. Then click on: “Segreteria > Concorso di ammissione > Iscrizioni concorsi > Corsi di laurea/Corsi di laurea Magistrale a ciclo unico/Corsi di laurea Magistrale > Concorso di ammissione ai corsi di laurea dell’area prescelta” and complete the registration by filling out the required fields. Once the registration is complete, the system will provide you with the PagoPA payment notice that you will have to use in order to pay the registration fee, if applicable. You will be able to either pay online (by clicking on “Paga con PagoPA”), or in person, by printing out the payment notice, which you will need to bring with you to the payment point (e.g. Post office, Bank, etc.).
I am already registered on the ESSE3 portal. How can I register for the admission test?
- You can log, using you username and password or SPID/CIE, into ESS3 and click on: “Segreteria > Concorso di ammissione > Iscrizioni concorsi > Corsi di laurea/Corsi di laurea Magistrale a ciclo unico/Corsi di laurea Magistrale > Concorso di ammissione ai corsi di laurea dell’area prescelta” and complete the registration by filling out the required fields. Once the registration is complete, the system will provide you with the PagoPA payment notice that you will have to use in order to pay the registration fee. You will be able to either pay online (by clicking on “Paga con PagoPA”), or in person, by printing out the payment notice, which you will need to bring with you to the payment point (e.g. Post office, Bank, etc.). On ESSE3 you can also download and print out the registration receipt, which contains your temporary Student ID: this is necessary to check your position on the list of students eligible for admission.
I forgot my password to log into ESSE3 / my login details don’t seem to work anymore. What can I do?
- Please contact the IT department to recover your login details: Password and login management.
How can I pay the registration fee for the admission test, or the first instalment of my tuition fees via PagoPA?
- Please find all the information about payment procedures via PagoPA here.
I have taken the admission test. Where can I find the ‘graduatoria’ (list of students eligible for admission)?
- Further information about admission procedures are to be found on the web page of the degree programme you’re applying for, under the section ‘How to enrol’.
I have passed the admission test for my chosen degree programme: by which deadline should I enrol?
- You should enrol by the enrolment deadline specified in the Call for applications, or in the notice regarding the update of the list of students eligible for admission, in case any further places become available due to withdrawing students.
I have passed the admission test for my chosen degree programme: by which deadline should I submit the application to transfer from another university?
- By the enrolment deadline you should submit your application to transfer from another university to your current institution, then complete the online enrolment application on ESSE3 portal , pay the first instalment of your tuition fees via PagoPA, and wait for the confirmation email. This will be automatically sent to you by the system once you have uploaded the authorisation document from your current institution, and after your documents have been duly checked by the Enrolment Office.
I have passed the admission test but I am not among the admitted applicants: what can I do to enrol in my chosen degree programme?
- Please check the web page of your chosen degree programme (see section ‘How to enrol’) regularly to see if there are places available due to withdrawing students.
What is the TOLC test?
- For some degree programmes, candidates are required to pass a specific test online, the TOLC test. For further information please see the website of CISIA.
What should I do after taking and passing the TOLC test?
- If you have passed the TOLC test you should, following the instructions set out on the section ‘How to enrol’ of your chosen degree programme, register for the admission test or evaluation procedure on ESSE3 portal and submit the relevant application; then download and print out the registration receipt, which contains your temporary Student ID: this is necessary to check your position on the list of students eligible for admission.
I have taken and passed the TOLC test and I have registered for the admission test on ESSE3. Should I enter my TOLC test score while taking the admission test at the University of Verona?
- You are not required to inform the University of your TOLC test score. This can be found in your personal area on the website of CISIA. Once the selection procedures are complete, the University of Verona will ask the CISIA to provide the score of each candidate’s TOLC test score.
I have taken and passed the TOLC test and now I have to register for the admission test. Should I pay a registration fee?
- Please follow the steps below: 1) check the entry requirements set out in the Call for applications to be found under the section ‘How to enrol’ of your chosen degree programme; 2) complete and submit the registration application on ESSE3 portal. 3) download the registration receipt, which contains your temporary Student ID: this is necessary to check your position on the list of students eligible for admission. There are no additional fees for taking part in the selection, apart from the fee to be paid for taking the TOLC test.
Do admission tests at other universities take place on the same day?
- Only for limited-entry degree programmes admission tests for each programme are held on the same day in all Italian universities, according to the calendar established each year by the Ministry of University and Research through a ministerial notice.
When will my admission test take place?
- To find out the date of your admission test, you must check the relevant notice on the web page of your chosen degree programme, in the section ‘How to enrol’.
Can I register for more than one admission test?
- Yes, it is possible to register for more than one admission test if you wish.
How many available places are there for limited-entry degree programmes?
- The number of available places for each degree programme is set either by the Teaching Committee (for degrees requiring applicants to pass an admission test at the University of Verona), or by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (for degrees requiring applicants to pass a national admission test). Please see the degree programme web page or the relevant Call for applications for further information.
Is it possible to view admission tests from previous years?
- This is possible for most of the tests, which are published on our website at www.univr.it/testprecedenti. However, for the tests non available online it is possible to present a request to: www.univr.it/it/altri-contenuti-accesso-civico.
Where can I find information on degree programme admissions?
- Find out more about admissions at: www.univr.it/iscrizioni
Who can I get in touch with if I need some general information about the University of Verona?
- Please contact the Student Orientation Office (Servizio Orientamento) - via San Francesco, 22, Verona, who will provide you with any information you’ll need about our courses and student services.
When can I enrol at the University of Verona?
- For ‘open’ degree programmes, you can enrol from approximately the second half of July until mid-October or mid December with a late payment fee (please check enrolment deadlines on the academic calendar). Should you intend to enrol in a limited-entry degree programmes, please check the deadlines set out in the relevant Call for applications.
How can I enrol?
- You can enrol online, through the online process which is made available annually on the University’s website. For more information about admissions (for both ‘open’ and limited-entry degree programmes, please see the web page ‘Procedure di immatricolazione’.
How can I enrol in a limited-entry degree programme which requires applicants to pass a TOLC test?
- Please go to: Ammissione ai corsi ad accesso programmato
May I repeat the TOLC test to improve my score?
- You can repeat the TOLC test or TOLC@HOME once a month.
Can I apply for recognition of prior learning?
- Yes. Students holding a University degree (Diploma di Laurea or Diploma Universitario) may request recognition of prior learning at the time of enrolment. Further information on the web page of the course.
How can I apply for recognition of prior learning?
- You can apply by submitting your request as detailed on the web page of your degree course
Can students enrolled in a degree programme under the old university system transfer to a degree programme under the new university system?
- Yes, students enrolled in a degree programme under the old university system (‘vecchio ordinamento’) can apply for a transfer to a degree programme under the new university system.
How can I apply for a transfer to the new university system?
- First you will need to submit, within the prescribed periods, an application for requesting recognition of CFU university credits relating to the examinations you have passed in your current degree programme. You can then submit your application to transfer to your chosen degree programme under the new system. Please get in touch with your Teaching and Student Services Unit to find out more.
FAQ - concorsi di ammissione
FAQ - Individual modules
Who can apply for individual modules?
- Students who have obtained an Italian high school diploma (or equivalent foreign qualification) can apply for individual modules. For master's degrees' single modules a bachelor degree (or equivalent) is required. People who have a foreign qualifications/degrees need to receive the validation by the Single modules office.
Who are these modules for?
- Individual modules can be useful for those who need CFU/ECTS credits in order to satisfy requirements for teaching or other public competitions; students who are applying for a Master’s degree and need to enhance their academic cv in order to meet the relevant entry requirements; students who intend to complete their degree programme in a shorter time. Individual modules may also be useful for vocational training purposes.
What modules cannot be taken as individual modules?
- It is not possible to enrol in individual modules that are part of the Single cycle/Combined Bachelor+Master’s degree programmes in Medicine and Surgery, Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, Pharmacy, Health Care professions, Primary teacher education, and Healthcare Professions courses. No modules that are part of the first year of the Bachelor’s degree in Educational Sciences will be available as individual modules. Enrollment in individual courses in the first year of the degree program in Nutraceutical Sciences and Food Health is also not permitted. Please note that internships and CLA exams cannot be taken as individual modules. If you need to attend courses at CLA please go to: Cla
How many exams can I take as individual modules?
- It is possible to earn up to 30 CFU/ECTS per academic year, unless otherwise specified in the teaching regulations of the degree programme, or by specific resolution of the relevant Teaching Committee.
Can I take all exams listed in the Catalogo dei CORSI SINGOLI?
- No, all requests must be first approved by the Teaching Committee .
How long will my enrolment be valid for? How much time do I have to take exams?
- You will be enrolled for one year. You can take exams until the end of February in the academic year which follows your year of enrolment. Once you have taken all of your exams you will need to return your badge to the Individual Modules Office, which will provide you with a certificate with the exams you have taken, and the corresponding marks, and CFU/ECTS credits.
Where can I find the exams that I can register for?
- On the Catalogo dei CORSI SINGOLI you’ll find all individual modules and the relevant exams.
How can I enrol in an individual module?
- Please read carefully the individual modules web page (specifically the section “How to apply for individual modules”), where you can find all the information regarding the enrolment procedures. Read the GUIDA PER L'ISCRIZIONE AI CORSI SINGOLI AUTORIZZATI.
What happen in case of non-payment of the enrolment fee?
- In that case, you wont'be able neither to use the online services nor to take the exam.
I am currently enrolled in a degree programme at the University of Verona. Am I allowed to register for an individual module?
- No. Unfortunately you can’t register for individual modules if you’re enrolled in a degree programme at the University of Verona.
What if I fail an exam? Can I retake it?
- Yes. You will be allowed to retake the exam during the session of the academic year in which you registered for that specific individual module.
Can I take exams without attending the corresponding modules?
- Please carefully read, and abide by, the teaching regulations of each module, in which you will find further information and details on attendance requirements, exam sessions, and prerequisites. If in doubt, please contact the lecturer in question.
Can I enrol in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme while being enrolled in an individual module?
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If, after completing the individual modules, I enrol in a Bachelor’s/Master’s degree programme, will my individual modules be recognised as ‘prior learning’?
- Please contact the student administration office of the relevant degree programme for further information on the recognition of prior learning with regard to individual modules. Here are the contact information: https://www.univr.it/en/our-services/-/servizi/student-secretary-s-office-services
Are exam transcripts or certificates available before the end of the academic year?
- Yes, you can request a partial certificate before the end of the academic year if needed. Once you have taken and passed your exam/s please contact the Individual Modules Office at: corsisingoli@ateneo.univr.it. Certificates must be requested as specified in the dedicated webpage.
When should I pay my tuition fees?
- Once the enrolment procedure is complete, you will receive a confirmation email with the instructions for payment.
May I apply for individual modules while I'm getting the degree?
- Yes, you only can apply for a conditional enrolment if you are getting the degree at University of Verona. In this case, your enrolment will be completed only after graduation. Until the enrolment is completed you are not allowed to take the exam. If you are getting the degree in another University, this rule is not applicable.
Can I apply for reduced student fees when enrolled in an individual module?
- students with proven disabilities pursuant to Art. 3(1; 3) of Law no. 104/1992, or with a disability rating equal to or greater than 66% are exempt from paying student fees. For more informations: https://www.univr.it/it/i-nostri-servizi/inclusione-e-accessibilita-supporto-a-studenti-con-disabilita-e-dsa/agevolazioni-economiche.
In order to meet the entry requirements to attend a training course for prospective teachers I need to take additional exams. Can I register for individual modules? Who should I contact for further information?
- Please contact the Prospective Teachers office.
FAQ - procedure di immatricolazione
FAQ - Come diventare tutor
FAQ - TOLC
FAQ - Esami di Stato professioni non mediche
Cosa fare per iscriversi?
- Tassa erariale
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Bollettino di pagamento della tassa erariale di partecipazione all'Esame di Stato - Euro 49,58.
Causale: indicare tassa erariale per l'esame di stato seguito dalla professione, sessione e anno.
Inviare la ricevuta di pagamento secondo le modalità indicate nel Bando.
NB: La tassa erariale verrà inserita manualmente dalla Segreteria dopo la chiusura delle iscrizioni e in ESSE3 "il pallino rosso" nei pagamenti diventerà verde.
Quali sono gli esami di stato che si tengono presso l’Università degli Studi di Verona di ambito non medico?
E’ possibile iscriversi ad un esame di stato se ci si è laureati in un altro Ateneo oppure se si è residenti in altra provincia?
E’ possibile conoscere i titoli dei temi o delle prove scritte sorteggiate o proposte nelle sessioni precedenti?
Dove trovo le informazioni relative al tirocinio per l’Esame di dottore commercialista ed Esperto contabile?
FAQ - International
(Erasmus) What is the Erasmus programme?
- The Erasmus programme is an international mobility programme which allows regularly enrolled students to spend a period of study (2 to 12 months) at a European university. As part of the programme, students will be able to attend courses and the relevant university facilities, as well as doing an internship or working on their dissertation, and have their exams and credits recognised at their university.
(Erasmus) Where can I get information about studying abroad?
- For further information please contact the International Office, Chiostro S. Francesco (cloister), via San Francesco 22, Verona. Opening hours for the public: Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 am to 12.45 noon (temporarily closed due to Covid-19 pandemic) Telephone: +39 045/8028596 – +39 045/8028440 - +39 045/8028043 – +39 045/8028530 or via Service Desk: Mobilità internazionale > Erasmus+ Studio
(Erasmus) How do I apply for an Erasmus mobility scholarship?
- The Call for applications for Erasmus+ mobility grants is normally published between January and February each year. Applicants must submit their application by the relevant deadline together with the required documentation. The lists of the eligible and successful applicants (graduatorie) are drawn up based on merit and possibly on additional criteria depending on each degree programme, as determined by the relevant Selection Committee.
(Erasmus) Will exams that I take abroad be recognised? How does the system work?
- Yes, your exams taken abroad will be recognised by the University of Verona, provided that you follow the procedures in place for each degree programme and complete the relevant forms correctly.
Exams - enrolment and registration
What happens if I don't remove my name from the exam candidates list and I don't turn up to the exam?
- Breve guida all'iscrizione alle Prove Parziali
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Breve guida all'iscrizione alle Prove Parziali
- Iscrizione Esami e Compilazione Questionari
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Breve guida all'iscrizione Esami e alla Compilazione dei Questionari
FAQ – Professional Master’s programmes, advanced and professional development courses (updated 2023-04-04)
What is a Professional master’s programme?
- Professional master’s programmes are professionally-oriented courses lasting from one to two years, by the end of which students are awarded an academic qualification. In the course of a Professional master’s programme, students earn at least 60 CFU credits (for one-year programmes), or 120 CFU credits (for two-year programmes). There are two types of Professional master’s programmes, each with different entry requirements: first- and second-level Professional master’s programmes. Student wishing to enrol on a 1st-level Professional master’s programme must have a Bachelor’s degree, or an equivalent foreign qualification of at least three years duration. For 2nd-level Professional master’s programmes, a Master’s degree is required for admission.
What are advanced and professional development courses?
- Advanced and professional development courses are advanced courses designed based on the needs of professional associations, public bodies, companies and local health authorities. These courses can be aimed both at graduates and people holding a high-school diploma who wish to enhance their knowledge of a particular technical, professional and cultural area. In order to be admitted, applicants must meet the below requirements:
1. Students wishing to apply for advanced courses must have a Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent foreign qualification of at least three years duration.
2. To apply for advanced and professional development courses, you must hold a secondary school diploma or a foreign qualification recognised as suitable according to current legislation.
What are Continuing education programmes?
- Continuing education programmes are flexible courses designed to meet the needs of professional associations, public bodies, companies and local health authorities. These courses are for employed and unemployed people, graduates and diploma holders wishing to enhance their professional skills in specific specialised areas. Admission requirements: in order to be admitted to a Continuing education programme you must have a secondary school diploma or a foreign qualification recognised as suitable according to current legislation. Further details on admission requirements and eligible qualifications are indicated in the relevant course information sheet.
How a course is promoted and launched once it has been approved by the University’s governing bodies?
- Once approved by the University’s governing bodies, a course description is published on the University’s website with all the relevant administrative and teaching information. For each course, Programme Directors may send to the Postgraduate Study Office additional information and notices to be published on the programme web page. The University’s Communications Office takes care of the promotional aspects of programmes on the University’s website, as well as on the University’s social media channels and specific websites. Once having agreed upon enrolment deadlines with Programme Directors, the Postgraduate Study Office prepares the Call for applications and the relevant annexes, which include a Programme Fact Sheet for each course. The Call, which is also made available in English, is published on the University’s official registry and website.
When is the Call for applications for Professional Master’s programmes, advanced and professional development courses normally published?
- The Call for applications to apply for Postgraduate Study courses is normally published in July. Additional Calls for further courses may be published during the academic year.
Each course/programme has a specific deadline for submitting applications.
How do I enrol on a Postgraduate Study course?
- Applicants normally apply online through the ESSE3 platform. The application process includes two steps.
The first step is the applicant’s registration and application to take part in the selection process. After the enrolment deadline, the Postgraduate Study Office will inform each Programme Director whether their course has reached the minimum number of students, and if so, it will send them a list of eligible students. If a selection process is to be carried out, or if the number of applicants exceeds the maximum number of students that can be admitted, the Scientific Committee will draw up a list of the admitted applicants. The Office will then publish the list with all the information necessary to complete the enrolment. For courses that are open (no selection process or evaluation by the Scientific Committee), the Office, once it has ensured that the minimum number of participants has been reached, will publish a list of the admitted applicants, with all the information necessary to complete the enrolment.
The second step is the enrolment and the payment of the instalment.
Please check our website for tutorials on how to register on ESSE3, how to apply for the Call and how to enrol.
How long does it take to enrol?
- From ‘enrolment deadline’to ‘sending the list of applicants to Programme Directors’: 3 working days.
From ‘receiving the list of the admitted applicants by the Scientific Committee’ to ‘publication of the list of admitted applicants, and open enrolment window’: 3 working days.
From the ‘opening of the enrolment window’ to ‘enrolment deadline’: 5 working days.
From ‘enrolment deadline’ to ‘start of the course’: 5 working days.
For courses in which a high number of applicants is expected, or a high number of applicants with foreign qualifications, the Postgraduate Study Office may choose to postpone deadlines, especially for the activities included in the first two lines above.
Are there any enrolment deadline extensions and exceptions?
- Yes. Enrolment deadlines may be extended by up to one month. If, after the enrolment deadline, the number of applicants is less than the minimum number of enrolled students required, the Programme Director may propose and have approved by the Department a new financial plan that complies with the sustainability requirements of the course. If the number of applicants exceeds the maximum number of students that can be admitted, the Scientific Committee may determine to admit more applicants, provided that the quality requirements of the course are met (i.e. classrooms, student/faculty ratio, internship opportunities). If, after the enrolment deadline, the minimum number of applicants to be admitted has not been reached, additional applicants may be admitted, as long as it is before the start of the course.
Is it possible to be enrolled in a Professional Master’s programme and another programme/degree at the same time?
- As far as Professional Master’s programmes are concerned, in accordance with the relevant legislation, you can be enrolled:
a) in two Professional Master’s programmes at the same time, even at two different Universities, provided that the programmes in question are different;
b) in a Professional Master’s programme and a Bachelor/Master’s degree at the same time;
c) in a Professional Master’s programme and a Postgraduate Specialisation programme at the same time;
d) in a Professional Master’s programme and a PhD programme;
For points a) and b) above, if attendance requirements are in place for one of the two programmes, enrolment in the second programme is permitted only if the latter does not have any attendance requirements, with the exception of courses for which compulsory attendance is required only for laboratory and internship activities.
For point c), enrolment is permitted subject to assessment by the respective collegiate bodies, which will verify that the conditions for acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary for achieving the training objectives for each programme are met, and that these are compatible with the attendance requirements in place.
For point d), enrolment is permitted subject to assessment by the respective collegiate bodies, which will verify that the conditions for acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary for achieving the training objectives for each programme are met.
I am about to complete my degree programme: can I enrol on a Professional master’s programme?
- Yes, students who are about to graduate are allowed to enrol in a Professional Master's programme if they have taken all the modules and only need to pass the final examination to earn their degree. They must graduate by the last graduation session of the academic year prior to the one in which lectures start. Please note: when drawing up the list of eligible applicants (‘graduatoria’), priority will be given to applicants who have graduated by the enrolment deadline.
May I apply for more than one Professional master’s programme?
- Yes, you can apply for and enrol in multiple Professional Master’s programmes, subject to any mandatory attendance requirements, if applicable. Please note: you cannot be enrolled in two Professional Master’s programmes of the same type at two different universities/institutes at the same time.
Can I attend a Professional master’s programme and another postgraduate study course in the same academic year?
- Yes, you can attend a Professional master’s programme and another postgraduate study course in the same academic year, subject to any mandatory attendance requirements, if applicable.
I am about to complete my degree programme: can I enrol on an advanced course?
- Yes, students who are about to graduate – i.e. those who only need to pass the final examination to complete their degree programme – can enrol on an advanced course, provided that they graduate before the beginning of the latter course, which requires mandatory attendance.
Please note: when drawing up the list of eligible applicants (graduatoria), priority will be given to applicants who have graduated by the enrolment deadline.
Am I eligible to receive any benefits if I enrol on a Professional master’s programme?
- Yes, if you enrol on a Professional master’s programme, you may be entitled to receive a benefit in the form of a reduction/reimbursement of your tuition fees for a value of €500. Specifically:
1) Students who graduate in the academic year 2020/2021 within the normal duration of their Bachelor’s degree or Single-cycle/Combined Bachelor+Master’s degree (including at a different university) and who then enrol for the following academic year on a 1st-level Professional master’s programme at the University of Verona are awarded a tuition fee reduction of € 500;
2) Students who graduate in the academic year 2020/2021 within the normal duration of their Master’s degree or Single cycle/Combined Bachelor+Master’s degree (including at a different university) who then enrol for the following academic year on a 2nd-level Professional master’s programme at the University of Verona are awarded a tuition fee reduction of € 500.
How to apply for benefits:
a) if you graduated at the University of Verona before registering for the selection process, these benefits are applied automatically;
b) if you graduated at the University of Verona after registering for the selection process, please write to: segreteria.master@ateneo.univr.it;
c) if you graduated at another university, please write to: segreteria.master@ateneo.univr.it and attach a substitutive declaration ("dichiarazione sostitutiva del certificato di laurea ai sensi del DPR 445/2000”) in which you declare the following:
• the name of the University at which you graduated;
• that you have graduated within the normal duration of your degree programme;
• the academic year in which you enrolled;
• the academic year in which you graduated.
• This declaration must be original and you will need to send it together with a scanned copy of a valid ID document.
If point b) or c) above applies to you, you should send your request at the time of enrolling, or before the second instalment of tuition fees is issued, if due. Benefits are in the form of a reduction of the first or the second instalment (if due), or as a reimbursement if the instalments have already been paid in full.
Are there any reduced fees or benefits for enrolled students?
- Yes. Students with disabilities can apply for reduced fees, as follows:
a) Students with a certified disability according to Art. 3(1) of Law no. 104/1992 or with at least 66% invalidity, are completely exempt from paying course fees for Professional Master’s programmes, advanced and professional development courses. These students will be enrolled as ‘extra students’, i.e. they will not be taken into account when calculating the minimum number of participants to start the course.
b) Students with certified disability of 50-65% are awarded a €250 reduction towards their course fees for Professional Master’s programmes, and a 5% reduction towards their course fees for advanced and professional development courses. Benefits are in the form of a reduction of the first or the second instalment (if due), or as a reimbursement if the instalments have already been paid in full.
What is the percentage of attendance in a post-graduate course?
- Attendance is compulsory for a fixed percentage which cannot be less than 70% of the teaching activity. The specific percentage of attendance varies according to the Course and can be consulted in the "home" section of the individual Courses.
Enrolment fees: how should I pay them?
- You can pay the enrolment fees of your course by printing out the PagoPA payment form, which will be made available to you online at the time of enrolment. If your company or organisation intends to pay your fees, please get in touch with the Segreteria master: segreteria.master@ateneo.it
Posso pagare le tasse dei corsi Post Lauream con Carta docente?
- La Carta docente può essere utilizzata per l'acquisto di iscrizione a corsi di laurea, di laurea magistrale, specialistica o a ciclo unico, inerenti al profilo professionale, ovvero a corsi post lauream o a master universitari inerenti al profilo professionale. Il buono deve essere inviato prima del pagamento della tassa a segreteria.master@ateneo.it
Can a company or external organisation pay for my enrolment fees?
- Yes. However, if a private company is paying for your fees, the payment must be made before the payment deadline set out in the relevant Call for applications. If a public body or organisation is paying for your fees, a certificate stating that the payment will be made (‘impegno di spesa’) must be sent to the University by the enrolment deadline. At the request of the company or organisation, a payment receipt can be issued once payment has been received by the University.
Is it possible to attend lectures remotely from home?
- For any teaching and learning activities taking place online, the University’s regulations on e-learning apply. Enrolled students may attend lectures remotely without any restrictions if these activities have been planned to include Distance learning.
Do Postgraduate Study courses and programmes include internships?
- Professional Master’s programmes, advanced and professional development courses may include compulsory internships in public and private organisations and companies, and in professional firms. In order to host students and become Host Organisations, companies will need to enter into a curricular internship agreement with the University.
By curricular internship is meant a practical training experience in a workplace carried out by a student enrolled in a course/degree programme; the internship is compulsory if it is regarded as a core activity to be completed in order to achieve the final qualification.
Compulsory curricular internships must be completed by the end of the course/programme indicated by the Programme Coordinator in the final report and communicated to the students. All the training activities of the course, including the final examination, where applicable, must be completed by this deadline. The delivery of diplomas or ceremony, if any, always takes place on a date after the course has ended.
Within 12 months of the end of the course, an extra-curricular internship may be activated: it is still a training experience in a workplace but is aimed at those who are no longer enrolled in any course, i.e. graduates. Companies wishing to host graduates as interns and become Host Organisations will need to enter into an extra-curricular internship agreement with the University.
Please note that different regulations from those in place for curricular internships apply to extra-curricular internships; extra-curricular internships may not last longer than six months and the relevant Host Organisation is required to pay the intern a gross monthly allowance, which for the Veneto Region amounts to €450.
To find out more, see the section “Programma” – “Informazioni sullo stage” (if applicable) on the Individual Modules web pages.
How are partnerships with external organisations (i.e. Italian or foreign universities, organisations and institutions) arranged as far as postgraduate courses are concerned?
- Partnerships in the area of postgraduate courses are established by means of an agreement (‘Convenzione’) drawn up by the Postgraduate Study office using a template approved by the University. This must then be signed by the Rector, or the Director of the Department.
Will I be refunded my tuition fees if I withdraw from one of these postgraduate study courses?
- No reimbursement of the tuition fees will be made if you withdraw from your course. Following the withdrawal, the student is not entitled to a refund of the fees and contributions already paid, while the obligations to pay the instalments due before the official withdrawal date shall remain, as well as the financial obligations relating to sanctions or forfeiture of any financial benefits already received.
How do I withdraw from studies?
- To withdraw from studies, log into ESSE3, then click on “carriere” and “domanda di chiusura”. Once the procedure is complete, the system will provide you with a €16 payment form (stamp duty - imposta di bollo) that you will need to pay. Once your payment is made, you will need to send a copy of the form to segreteria.master@ateneo.univr.it. Please note that your withdrawal request will be regarded as correctly submitted only once you have paid the relevant stamp duty.
Can a student temporarily withdraw from a course?
- Yes, you can withdraw from your course temporarily, in case of:
a) prolonged illness
b) pregnancy
c) maternity/paternity
d) any other case established by current legislation
e) other special cases authorised by the Scientific Committee
The student may be admitted as an extra student to the same course in the following academic year, if applicable.
The Scientific Committee may recognise the activities previously attended by the student, and shall determine the amount of enrolment fees to be paid.
How to request certificates and self-declarations for Postgraduate Study courses?
- For information about how to request certificates and self-declarations, please see the relevant web page:
https://www.univr.it/en/our-services/-/servizi/student-secretary-s-office-services/certificates-and-copies.
Please note that certificates and self-declarations are only made available once the qualification has been obtained.
Certificates are normally delivered within 3 working days of the request.
However, self-declarations may be downloaded and printed by the student. Self-declaration templates are available on ESSE3 at: https://univr.esse3.cineca.it/Home.do
When and where do I collect my diploma/graduation scroll?
- Your diploma/graduation scroll is made available approximately one to one and a half months after completion of your Course/programme. How long this takes depends on the request of the Programme Coordinator, the administrative processing by the Postgraduate and Teacher Training Office and the Enrolment Office, which is responsible for printing diplomas/graduation scrolls.
The diploma/graduation scroll can be collected from the relevant office (Ufficio Diplomi). For information and contact details, please see:
https://www.univr.it/it/i-nostri-servizi/segreterie-studenti/certificati-e-richieste-duplicati-/rilascio-pergamene
On the page you’ll find out how to check: the status of your diploma/graduation scroll (Student ID is required) and when this will become available for pick-up or, possibly, shipment and the corresponding cost.
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(REFERENTE E TUTOR AZIENDALE) 1. Cosa deve fare il referente aziendale che ha smarrito le credenziali di accesso al portale on line?
(REFERENTE E TUTOR AZIENDALE) 2. Perché l’azienda non trova il nominativo del tutor aziendale quando compila il progetto formativo
(MODIFICHE DURATA E ORARIO) Durante lo stage devo modificare la durata o l’orario: che cose devo fare?
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(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 3. L’azienda ospitante è già convenzionata con UNIVR e accreditata per psicologia, deve fare un’altra convenzione per il TPV?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 4. Se si effettua TPV curriculare nella LM- 51 all’interno dell'Ateneo, quante ore può durare al massimo?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 5. Che caratteristiche deve avere il tutor della sede ospitante nel TPV curriculare nella LM- 51?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 6. Come si calcolano le annualità di iscrizione all’Albo per il tutor nel TPV curriculare nella LM- 51?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 8. Il tutor aziendale può essere fisicamente in un’altra sede rispetto a quella in cui è inserito lo studente impegnato in TPV?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 9. Come scelgo il tutor accademico per il TPV curriculare nella LM- 51? Deve anche esso essere uno psicologo?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 11.Come viene espressa dal tutor l’idoneità alla prova pratica valutativa nel TPV curriculare della LM- 51?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 12. Cosa succede se lo studente non consegue il giudizio di idoneità dal tutor in esito al TPV curriculare della LM- 51?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 13. Cosa succede se la studentessa/ lo studente non supera la prova pratico valutativa (PPV)?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 14. I crediti per tirocinio maturati in triennale sono riconosciuti e quindi concorrono al raggiungimento dei 30 CFU complessivi previsti per il TPV?
(TPV PSICOLOGIA LM-51) 15. Quali contenuti devono essere inseriti nel progetto formativo del TPV curriculare della LM- 51?