Programme enrolment: requirements, deadlines and methods

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

For admission to the Master of Arts in "Interdisciplinary Research and Studies on Eastern Europe" it is necessary to have:

1. First Cycle Degree from an Italian university among those listed in the Call or an equivalent First Cycle Degree from a non-Italian University which grants access to a Second Cycle Degree in the issuing country.
2. The knowledge of the English language at a minimum of B2 Level, according the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, attested by one of the following certificates issued no more than 3 years prior to the application deadlines: TOEFL - computer-based – of at least 213 points; TOEFL - paper-based - of at least 550 points; TOEFL - Internet-based – of at least 80 points; IELTS - of at least 6.0 points; FCE – B; Trinity ISE II ; a B2 level certificate in English released by a University Language Centre. The above-mentioned certificates are not requested if the candidate is an English mother-tongue or obtained a First-Cycle Degree from an English-speaking university or entirely taught in English.
3. The assessment of a suitable personal preparation in the following disciplinary fields:  Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Political Geography, Gender Studies, Anthropology, History, Philosophy, Literature, Language Studies, Communication Studies and also in recent political and economic events in the European and international contexts, usually provided  by a First Cycle Degree (BA).

The assessment is carried out on the basis of the documents submitted by the candidates and listed in the call for applications.

TIMETABLE OF DEADLINES FOR ADMISSIONS A.Y. 2021/22

• EU candidates and non-EU candidates with equivalent status to EU candidates can participate in either the first or second intake: however, candidates applying for the first intake and getting a negative result will not be able to participate in the second one.
• EU and non-EU candidates with equivalent status who were selected in the first intake but did not enrol within the deadline as well as eligible candidates on waiting list can apply again for the second intake according to the terms and conditions laid down in the call, without paying again the registration fee.
• Non-EU candidates residing outside Italy can apply only for the first intake, within the quota reserved to them.

 For detailed information on the application and selection process, please consult the Call for Applications 2021/2022 in the section "Attachments".

Check of curricula and personal preparation requirements

If you have 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 the assessment of a suitable personal preparation. To enrol for the degree programme it is necessary to satisfy all the requirements, obtain a score that is not lower than the established minimum and be ranked within the number of places available.

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.

You can request a variant of the selection procedure 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.