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Programme enrolment: requirements, deadlines and methods

General information on admission requirements

Admission tothe Second-cycle Degree Programme in Electric Vehicle Engineering is subject tothe possession of a three-year university degree or other suitablequalification obtained abroad.

Moreover,candidates must meet the curricular requirements and pass a test to assesstheir personal competences and skills.

Curriculumrequirements

1. AFirst-cycle Degree or Second-cycle Degree in one of the following classes, orother suitable qualification obtained abroad:

- ex Italian MinisterialDecree n. 270/2004: L-9Ingegneria industriale [Industrial engineering] , L- 8 Ingegneria dell'informazione[Information technology engineering], LM-25 Ingegneria dell'Automazione[Automation engineering], LM-27 Ingegneria delle Telecomunicazioni[Telecommunications engineering], LM-28 Ingegneria Elettrica [Electricalengineering

], LM-29 Ingegneria Elettronica [Electronic engineering],LM-30 Ingegneria Energetica e Nucleare [Energy and nuclear engineering]

- ex Italian Ministerial Decree n. 509/1999: class 10Ingegneria Industriale [Industrial engineering], class 9 Ingegneria dell'informazione[Information technology], 29/S Ingegneria dell'Automazione [ Automationengineering] , 30/S Ingegneria delle Telecomunicazioni [ Telecommunicationsengineering] , 31/S Ingegneria Elettrica [ Electrical engineering] ,32/S Ingegneria Elettronica [ Electronic engineering] ,33/S Ingegneria Energetica e Nucleare [ Energy and nuclear engineering]

2. Havingacquired at least 15 CFU credits in the following subject areas:

- SSDING-IND/31

- SSDING-IND/32

- SSDING-IND/33

- SSDING-INF/07

Assessment of personal competencies and skills

Admission tothe second cycle degree/two year master programme requires candidates to passan assessment of personal competencies and skills thatwill be held according to the methods defined in the degree programme teachingregulations.

English language skills (B2 level), based on the Common EuropeanFramework of Reference for Languages, are also required.

Moreover,Italian language skills (B2 level), based on the Common European Framework ofReference for Languages, are also required. Foreign students not in possessionof the requirement must add a learning activity in the study plan, to achievethe level required.

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General information about enrollment and registration

If you hold a foreign qualification, read the specific information before continuing.

If you are a non-EU citizen resident abroad, read the specific information prepared for you.

In addition to a check of specific curricula and personal preparation requirements, this restricted access degree programme also envisages an admission test. To enrol for the degree programme it is necessary to satisfy all the requirements, obtain a test score that is not lower than the established minimum and be ranked within the number of places available (30).

If you graduated from a University of Bologna degree programme you can check if you satisfy the curricula requirements by accessing Studenti online:

  1. Select “Degree with exams, dates and grades” from the “Certificates and self-certifications” section and then select “self-certifications”.
  2. Download the list of all exams sat during the previous curriculum followed, together with the related University educational credits and corresponding subject groups.
  3. Examine your University career on your own and compare your career with the access requirements for the degree programme.
  4. Access Studenti online and complete the "self-certification of access requirements” form in the Matriculation section.

If you graduated from another University, you can check if you satisfy the curricula requirements by downloading from the website of your previous University the career self-certification form, as well as the list of all exams sat during the previous curriculum followed, together with the related University educational credits and corresponding subject groups. If your University does not have an on-line self-certification form, complete the "declaration in lieu of certification" form available from Studenti online.

To check the access, knowledge and linguistic skills required, following the procedure indicated in the "Call for Applications".

In order to take the admission test, you must:

  1. Register with the Studenti online website, access the section on Admission tests and select the Degree Programme;
  2. Upload all the required documents in .pdf format
  3. Pay the admission test fee (€ 50) on-line or at a branch of Unicredit Banca
  4. Sit for the admission interview foreseen by the "Call for Applications"

The 2021's "Call for applications" shall open in the springtime 2021.

Stay tuned with this webpage for further information and for the brand-new "Call for applications". For information purposes, the previous "Call for applications" is available in full text on the side-box

Italian applicants are required to point out in the Application Form their graduation mark (if available) as well as their CGPA (media ponderata degli esami), whereas EU and non-EU applicants can point out their CGPA.

You can request a variant of the test if you are a student with special needs or SLD. Consult the information available on the website of the Services for students with special needs and SLD. If you have particular requirements and want to extend the duration of your studies, you can opt for the flexible curriculum and apply following enrolment.

Matriculation

After you have checked that all the admission requirements have been met, you can enrol on Studenti online:

  1. complete the application for matriculation with the required data and attach an ID photograph in digital format;
  2. pay the first instalment of tuition fees.
  3. Follow the instructions to complete the procedure and receive your badge

Remember that to complete matriculation

a) if you are a non-EU citizen with EU equivalent status, you need to send a copy of the valid residence permit giving you EU equivalent status to the responsible Student Administration Office;

b) if you are a non-EU citizen residing abroad, see the detailed information. You will need to send to the responsible Student Administration Office a copy of your valid residence permit or, if your residence permit has not yet been issued, a copy of your study entry visa and subsequently a copy of the receipt confirming submission of your application, with which your matriculation will be accepted subject to verification;

c) if you have a degree obtained abroad, see the detailed information. You will need to send the degree documentation to the responsible Student Administration Office.

If you have a disability with an assessed level of invalidity of at least 66%, or you hold disability certification in accordance with Italian law 104/92, you can request exemption by sending the certificate proving the condition to the email address of the responsible Student Administration Office

If you want to request recognition of previous studies, check how.