See the deadlines to apply and subsequent deadlines in the tables below
EU students and non-EU students regularly residing in Italy
|
APPLICATIONS |
AVAILABLE SEATS |
APPLICATION PERIOD |
RESULTS PUBLICATION |
ENROLLMENT |
|
1st set of applications |
85 |
from 01/03/2023 to 30/06/2023, at this link |
applicants can check the result in the reserved area |
from the date of the result publication until the date shown in the reserved area |
|
2nd set of applications |
any seats left from the 1st set of applications |
from 24/07/2023 to 20/08/2023 at this link |
11/09/2023 at this link |
from 11/09/2023 to 18/09/2023 |
NON-EU students NOT regularly residing in Italy
|
APPLICATIONS |
AVAILABLE SEATS |
APPLICATION PERIOD |
RESULTS |
ENROLLMENT |
|
1st set of applications |
35 |
from 01/02/2023 to 30/03/2023 at this link |
from 27/02/2023 via email |
from 13/03/2023 |
|
APPLICATIONS |
AVAILABLE SEATS |
APPLICATION PERIOD |
RESULTS |
ENROLLMENT |
|
2nd set of applications |
5 plus any seat left from the 1st set of applications |
from 02/05/2023 to 15/05/2023 at this link |
from 31/05/2023 via email |
from 05/06/2023 to 16/06/2023 |
A score is calculated according to the criteria you find at this link
Elegibility to enroll is assigned with a minimum score of 32 points (see next questions for further details). If the seat is available, the student is admitted to the course and can proceed with the enrollment.
A minimum score of 32 points is required for the first phase of applications. See details at these links:
Yes, you can. See evaluation criteria at this link with relative bonus for each element.
The place is considered occupied only after full enrollment (having scored 32 points and been admitted is not enough to secure the seat). The final step is the enrollment and payment of the enrollment fee.
Precedence is given to the student who applied first.
Yes, you can. See all the details in the bando at this link
For the admission requirements, see ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
It is satisfied with one of the following:
- an English language exam during the Bachelor degree worth at least 5 credits
- Bachelor's degree taught in English.
- Holding one of the certifications (at least B2 level) listed here
Italian is not necessary for the course, as lectures and all related activities are in English. However, it would be advantageous to have some knowledge of Italian for your daily life in Italy.
Italian language knowledge is however recommended for the II year of the course, in case you would like to apply for an internship or work in Italy, as most companies require some knowledge of the Italian language.
For some information on Italian language courses please see this link
Fees are defined on a yearly basis between April and June. An application and tuition fee must be paid.
For detailed info, see this link
You can find some useful information to organize your stay in Pavia at the following link: https://web-en.unipv.it/campus/
Students eligible for the thesis defense examination should consult the Master’s Degree thesis guidelines.
