Choosing a degree programme offered in Italian

STEP 1

Choosing a degree programme offered in Italian

UNICAS COMPLETE LIST OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES is available here.

If interested in a degree programme offered in Italian, please, send the following documents to laura.morone@unicas.it (specifying the name of the degree programme):

  • passport (or ID if European)
  • the School leaving qualification or Partial Qualification applying for BACHELOR; the Final Diploma or Provisional Certificate applying for MASTER 
  • the Certificate of school subjects (transcript) of at least the last two years applying for BACHELOR; the Transcript of Records applying for MASTER
  • Italian Language Proficiency Certificate (please, read the rules below)
  • Declaration of Value (or Statement of Comparability, together with the Statement of Verification, issued by CIMEA)

 

The documentation is evaluated by an Academic Boarding Committee of the specific degree programme.

After you have been pre-admitted by the Degree Programme, check if you need a Student VISA. If you need it, go to STEP 2, otherwise, go to STEP 3.

 

 

YOU SHOULD READ CAREFULLY THE MINISTERIAL RULES AT https://www.studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri/

PART III foresees:

"Higher education institutions are obliged to test the linguistic ability of students for admission to courses. Each institution
must organize a test of proficiency in the Italian language, obligatory for all Laurea degree and Laurea Magistrale a ciclo
unico (single-cycle) degree courses, except for those cases which are exempted..."

"1.1... The students exempted from the Italian language test, but subject to the limit of the specific number of places reserved for
visa applicants and residents abroad, are those who have obtained certificates of proficiency in the Italian language with a
grade not inferior to B2 level of the Council of Europe, awarded as determined by the CLIQ (Italian Quality Language Certification) quality system, which unites in one group the current certification bodies (University for Foreigners of
Perugia, University for Foreigners of Siena, Rome Tre University and the Dante Alighieri Society) as well as University
for Foreigners “Dante Alighieri” of Reggio Calabria, including agreements with Italian Institutes of Culture abroad or other
institutions. These certifications may be earned in the country of origin, in the approved exam centres found all over the
world."

"1.2... For enrolment in Laurea and Laurea Magistrale a ciclo unico (single-cycle) degree courses, exemption of the language
test is granted to, irrespective of the number of reserved places:
a) those students who hold the final 4- or 5-year senior secondary school diploma awarded by Italian State or Staterecognised schools abroad;
b) those students holding one of the final leaving qualifications from a secondary School as listed in Attachment 2;
c) the holders of certificates pertaining to the Lower Secondary School final qualification obtained in Argentina, which
certify the attendance of a study course which includes the teaching, for at least 5 years, of the Italian language,
according to Law no. 210 of 7.6.1999 (Gazzetta Ufficiale no. 152 of 1.7.1999);
d) those students who have earned the Diploma in Italian Language and Culture at the Universities for Foreigners of
Perugia and Siena;
e) those students who have earned the certification in Italian language proficiency, with a grade of C1 or C2 of the Council
of Europe, awarded as determined by the CLIQ (Italian Quality Language Certification) quality system, which unites
in one group the current certification bodies (Universities for Foreigners of Perugia and Siena, Roma Tre University
and the Dante Alighieri Society), as well as those issued by the University for Foreigners “Dante Alighieri” of Reggio
Calabria, including agreements with Italian Institutes of Culture abroad or other accredited institutions.

For enrollment in Laurea Magistrale degree courses (should the University autonomously require the test) exemption is
granted to those students holding the qualifications outlined in the previous letters d) and e)."

 

TEST OF PROFICIENCY IN THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE @UNICAS

Students NOT holding the qualifications outlined in the Ministerial Procedures are required to attend the online entry test with the UNICAS Committee.