Assessment of adequacy of the Applicants’ prior preparation
Admission to the Programme shall be granted on condition the prior preparation is considered satisfactory.
1) For students holding a first cycle-degree, the adequacy of the academic preparation is met by the following requirements, which must be held according to the deadlines, rules and regulations set out yearly by the relevant University’s Office:
2) For graduating students, the adequacy of the academic preparation is met by all the following requirements, which must be held according to the deadlines, rules and regulations set out yearly by the relevant University’s Office:
Criteria set forth in this paragraph shall also be applicable to those holding a foreign qualification, as long as it is deemed adequate by the Master Degree Board and the following conditions are met:
- The graduation mark/CGPA can be converted into a 110-scale base (final mark’s scale in the Italian Higher Education System), or 30 scaled-base for graduating students.
However, if the applicant’s foreign qualification is not comparable to the Italian Higher Education System, the Master Degree Evaluation Board will assess the transcript of records and evaluate the adequacy of the applicant’s preparation on a case-by-case basis.
Should the aforementioned conditions be not fulfilled (fully or in part), the academic preparation is not considered adequate. Nevertheless - under extraordinary and duly proven circumstances - the Master Degree Board may embark on a case-by-case evaluation, which will be however based on the graduation mark/CGPA and the academic records.
Such a case-by-case evaluation will result in an irrevocable decision concerning the admission to the Programme.
Regarding language skills: