What do you need it for? 
 

• Enter the buildings and services of Cattolica
• Print, scan and copy
• Visit the health center in case of need
• As a pre-paid bank card

Access iCatt when your application status is enrolled.

 
This is the online portal to:

• access information about your study record;
• request/receive specific or personalised information;
• check class schedules, postponed classes, dates for examinations;
• submit your study plan and register for exams;
• print payment slips for tuition and university fees.

Once enrolled as a Cattolica student, you will be assigned an iCatt email account (e.g. firstname.lastname01@icatt.it). 

Your email address is made up of your iCatt username. These are the credentials you also use to enter the portal and the iCatt page.

You will receive University communications on both your iCatt email and your personal email accounts so remember to check both!

Once enrolled, all your university career and study questions will be addressed by Polo Studenti – student services. The primary means to contact them in case of need is your iCatt page. 

Programme starting dates are specified in course details of each programme, on Cattolica International website.

 

Search your programme and select, at the bottom of the page, “Courses, class schedules and exams”.

The page will be updated in the month of August.

3-year undergraduate - 2-year graduate
 

Your tutor can help with arranging your timetable, checking course syllabi, discovering University services and understanding how to use them, navigating the website and using iCatt and Blackboard tools.

Remember to always check your iCatt inbox: your tutor will contact you with invitations to important information and social events to help you make the most of your university experience.

After enrolment, check the details of the tuition and university fees applied in the offer you received:

• Family income produced in non-European countries: no action needed (see guide below)
• Family income produced in Europe, excluding Italy: fill out the personal income form (see guide below)
• Family income produced in Italy: fill out the personal income form, see this page

Search for your Faculty and check if they organized any welcome activity – some graduate degrees may not have a dedicated event (page available in Italian language only).

The Codice Fiscale, or Fiscal Code, is a tax code containing letters and numbers. It is a unique identification code issued by the Italian Tax Authority (Agenzia delle Entrate). It is a required code for many official documents, private contracts, online purchases and money transfers.

Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is a non-profit international student organisation.

Their mission is to represent international students, thus provide opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of Students Helping Students.

Find out about the activities they organise for international students on their webpage.

Read about upcoming events on their Instagram.