Programme enrolment: requirements, deadlines and methods

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

Candidates are expected to:

• have acquired a good humanistic culture permitting them to contextualize the artistic events from the medieval to the contemporary period;   
• possess basic knowledge of the sources, methods and procedures of historical-artistic research;
• be able to correctly use the main basic instruments of information technologies and telematics;
• be able to communicate in a correct written and oral form.

Candidates for the AMaC curriculum must have upper intermediate proficiency in English language (B2 or equivalent) and at least intermediate knowledge of the French language (B1 or equivalent).

Curricular requirements:

To be eligible for admission, candidates must:

 1- Hold a first cycle degree, or an equivalent degree achieved in another educational system, in one of the following classes (only for students who obtained their degree in the Italian academic system):

- ex D.M. 270/2004:

L‐1 BENI CULTURALI (CULTURAL HERITAGE);

L‐3 DISCIPLINE DELLE ARTI FIGURATIVE, DELLA MUSICA, DELLO SPETTACOLO E DELLA MODA (VISUAL ARTS, MUSIC, PERFORMING ARTS AND FASHION STUDIES);

L-4 DISEGNO INDUSTRIALE (INDUSTRIAL DESIGN);

L‐5 FILOSOFIA (PHILOSOPHY);

L‐10 LETTERE (HUMANITIES);

L‐11 LINGUE E CULTURE MODERNE (MODERN LANGUAGES AND CIVILISATIONS);

L-15 SCIENZE DEL TURISMO (TOURISM);

L-17 SCIENZE DELL’ARCHITETTURA (ARCHITECTURE);

L‐19 SCIENZE DELL'EDUCAZIONE E DELLA FORMAZIONE (EDUCATION AND TRAINING);

L‐20 SCIENZE DELLA COMUNICAZIONE (COMMUNICATION);

L-40 SOCIOLOGIA (SOCIOLOGY);

L‐42 STORIA (HISTORY);

L‐43 TECNOLOGIE PER LA CONSERVAZIONE E IL RESTAURO DEI BENI CULTURALI (CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE).

- ex D.M. 509/1999:
4 Scienze dell'architettura e dell'ingegneria edile (Architecture and construction engineering);
5 Lettere (Humanities);
11 Lingue e culture moderne (Modern languages and civilisations);
13 Scienze dei beni culturali (Cultural heritage studies);
14 Scienze della comunicazione (Communication studies);
18 Scienze dell'educazione e della formazione (Education sciences and teacher education);
23 Scienze e tecnologie delle arti figurative, della musica, dello spettacolo e della moda (Visual arts, music, performing arts and fashion studies);

29 Filosofia (Philosophy);
36 Scienze sociologiche (Sociology);
38 Scienze storiche (History);
39 Scienze del turismo (Tourism);
41 Tecnologie per la conservazione e il restauro dei beni culturali (Technologies for conservation and restoration of cultural assets);
42 Disegno industriale (Industrial design).

Or have achieved the Italian Diploma accademico di I° livello dell'Accademia di Belle Arti (ex legge 508/99).

 2- Have achieved at least 50 ECTS credits in the following subject areas (or equivalent – in case of foreign qualification):

L-ART/01 – STORIA DELL’ARTE MEDIEVALE (HISTORY OF MEDIAEVAL ART);

L-ART/02 – STORIA DELL’ARTE MODERNA (HISTORY OF MODERN ART);

L-ART/03 – STORIA DELL’ARTE CONTEMPORANEA (HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY ART);

L-ART/04 – MUSEOLOGIA E CRITICA ARTISTICA E DEL RESTAURO (MUSEOLOGY AND ART AND RESTORATION CRITICISM);

L-ART/05 – DISCIPLINE DELLO SPETTACOLO (PERFORMING ARTS);

L-ART/06 – CINEMA, FOTOGRAFIA E TELEVISIONE (CINEMA, PHOTOGRAPHY AND TELEVISION);

ICAR/18 – STORIA DELL’ARCHITETTURA (HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE);

L-ANT/07 – ARCHEOLOGIA CLASSICA (CLASSIC ARCHAEOLOGY);

M-STO/02 – STORIA MODERNA (MODERN HISTORY);

M-STO/04 – STORIA CONTEMPORANEA (CONTEMPORARY HISTORY);

M-FIL/04 – ESTETICA (AESTHETICS);

L-FIL-LETT/10 – LETTERATURA ITALIANA (ITALIAN LITERATURE).

 3- Within the above mentioned 50 ECTS, at least 18 ECTS credits must have been achieved in the following subject areas (or equivalent – in case of foreign qualification):

L-ART/01 – STORIA DELL’ARTE MEDIEVALE (HISTORY OF MEDIAEVAL ART);

L-ART/02 – STORIA DELL’ARTE MODERNA (HISTORY OF MODERN ART);

L-ART/03 – STORIA DELL’ARTE CONTEMPORANEA (HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY ART);

L-ART/04 – MUSEOLOGIA E CRITICA ARTISTICA E DEL RESTAURO (MUSEOLOGY AND ART AND RESTORATION CRITICISM);

ICAR/18 – STORIA DELL’ARCHITETTURA (HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE).

NOTE FOR APPLICANTS WITH FOREIGN QUALIFICATIONS

For degrees earned in Italy, curricular requirements are often expressed with reference to degree classes and subject groups which have alphanumerical codes associated with the degrees and disciplines studied. For degrees earned abroad, the assessment of curricular requirements is based on the evaluation of the exams taken (as represented in the transcript of records). The Degree Programme Admission Board assesses only the substantial aspect of the degrees, based on the copies of the degrees and certificates provided and on the Diploma Supplement, if applicable. It does not carry out a formal verification of the degree. The formal verification is carried out by the “Student Administration Office” after original documents are provided. The verification includes degree title, type, duration and level, issuing institution, prior education, academic rights and actual completion and awarding of the qualification(s). Final admission to enrollment will therefore be confirmed by the appointed office only after this formal verification had been carried out. 
Further information: http://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/enrolment-transfer-and-final-examination/enrolling-in-a-second-cycle-degree-programme-foreign-qualification

Assessment of personal competencies and skills

For candidates with Italian qualification, a final Bachelor grade of 95/110 or higher is required.

For all candidates, an interview is required in order to furtherly assess the candidates' personal competencies and skills.

Attention: The interview is compulsory for all candidates and does not substitute the other requirements!

NOTE FOR NON-EU APPLICANTS RESIDENT ABROAD

Non-EU applicants who are resident abroad – who therefore need a Visa for study purpose in order to  enroll – are required to pre-enroll at the Italian Embassy/Consulate within the due date.

More information is available here: Pre-enrollment

ASSESSMENT INTAKES

The applications will be assessed by the committee in accordance with the procedure outlined below.

INTAKE 1 (reserved to non-EU candidates)

INTAKE 2

INTAKE 3

INTAKE 4

For further details please see the Call for Applications 2024/25 (January 2024). 

Language requirements 

To be admitted to the degree programme, you must demonstrate:

• a knowledge of the English language of at least level B2 (CEFR) according to one of the conditions established by the course.
• a knowledge of the French language of at least level B1 (CEFR).

The French language requirement may be satisfied through:

• submission of a suitable certificate. A list of recognised certificates is available on the web page: List certifications 
• B1 level certified by previous academic studies;
• Bachelor’s or Master's degree with French as medium of instruction;
• ESABAC certification (as established by the convention of 24/01/2009 between the Italian Ministry of education, university and research and the French Ministry of Education);
• Native French speaker;
• The French B1 language skills may also be demonstrated by the Ev@Lang online test: https://www.france-education-international.fr/evalang