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Course name: Brand Strategy Experience: a professional approach Visit takeaways: Enjoy the artistic building and the popular Luce bar, designed by director Wes Anderson. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Campari Group aims to combine organic growth through strong brand building and external growth via selective acquisitions of brands and businesses. Consorzio Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmigiano Reggiano cheese Consortium) Parmigiano Reggiano is a worldwide-popular and inimitable cheese. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Find out how the Consortium fights imitations of Parmigiano Reggiano worldwide, and exports it outside UE. Course name: Discovering Italy through its Culinary Traditions Visit takeaways: Discover Eataly's history and manifesto through the store visit and an Italian typical food tasting . Course name: Social and Eco Entrepreneurship Visit takeaways: Hear directly from the managers the challenges and the opportunities of developing a social business model, supporting people while facing the same competitive pressures of a traditional enterprise. Course name: Mass Communication and Media Industries: the Italian Style in Producing and Managing TV, Ads and Music Visit takeaways: Vist the production and distribution studios and hear directly from the professionals why Sky TV is the most innovative Italian TV broadcaster from a technological standpoint.
Post-admissions for Non-EU students
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Post-admissions for Non-EU students Post-admissions for Non-EU students. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students. Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website to find out if you need a study visa. We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements for Exchange and Mobility Programme students as set out by the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/Consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You will receive a notification from Universitaly, instructing you to download and print the validated pre-enrolment application. You must provide a copy of the validated pre-enrolment application to the consular office with the admission letter to support your visa application.
Post-Admissions for Non-EU students
Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Post-Admissions for Non-EU students Post-Admissions for Non-EU students. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students. Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website to find out if you need a study visa. We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements for Exchange and Mobility Programme students as set out by the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/Consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You will receive a notification from Universitaly, instructing you to download and print the validated pre-enrolment application. You must provide a copy of the validated pre-enrolment application to the consular office with the admission letter to support your visa application.
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Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Applications Applications. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students. Entry requirements Grade Point Average of a minimum 2.75, or equivalent in applicants own university grading system Completion of a minimum of 2 semesters at undergraduate level Good level of English. Non-native English speakers must give evidence of their language proficiency of a minimum B2 level or equivalent (ex: TOEFL Ibt 79, IELTS 6, First Certificate of English, Cambridge ESOL or other certification). Application procedures Partner University Application Free -mover / Direct Application. Tuition fees Application fee: 75 One course: 1,550 Two courses: 2,900 The fees include: Enrolment fee (80) 44 contact hours Academic site visits Study material Transcript of records Access to campus facilities (students’ restaurant, libraries, health center, etc). Students service team support Orientation Welcome activities and welcome lunch Buddy (optional) The fees do not include: Travel expenses, accommodation, local transportation, and meals.
Free-mover / Direct Application
Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Applications Free-mover / Direct Application Free-mover / Direct Application. You will receive an email containing your username (name.surname01) and a request to activate your user account by setting a password. After you are registered and have activated your account, you will have to enter the Cattolica online application system using your username and password to login. While completing the application for our Winter programme, you must select: Inbound Mobility Programme Milan campus Academic year: current academic year Select the course you wish to attend by clicking on ISCRIVITI/APPLY in the box on the left The deadline for applications is November 1st. Free-mover / Direct Application Partner University Application Contact us.
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Applications Free-mover/Direct application Free-mover/Direct application. You will receive an email containing your username (name.surname01) and a request to activate your user account by setting a password. After you are registered and have activated your account, you will have to enter the Cattolica online application system using your username and password to login. While completing the application for our summer programme 2023, you must select: Inbound Mobility Programme Milan or Rome campus: according to where you summer programme is offered. After you submit your application The Cattolica International Staff will evaluate your application and will contact you via email if further information or different documentation is needed. If the international staff asks you for further documents, you should re-enter the enrolment portal to upload them. Once all of your documents have been reviewed and accepted, the International staff will enrol you and you will receive an email inviting you to re-enter the Enrolment Portal and download your Admission Letters.
You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students Experiential learning matters! Check out some examples of past field trips that have been embedded in our Winter courses. Campari group and museum Campari Group is the sixth-largest player in the global spirits industry trading in over 190 nations and with a portfolio of over 50 premium brands including Aperol , Appleton Estate, Campari, SKYY, WildTurkey and GrandMarnier. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Campari Group aims to combine organic growth through strong brand building and external growth via selective acquisitions of brands and businesses. Consorzio Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmigiano Reggiano cheese Consortium) Parmigiano Reggiano is a worldwide-popular and inimitable cheese. The Consortium is the institution that protects the Designation of Origin of Parmigiano Reggiano (how it is produced, designed and marked in order to preserve quality and uniqueness) and facilitates trade and consumption all over the world. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Find out how the Consortium fights imitations of Parmigiano Reggiano worldwide, and exports it outside UE. Course name: Social and Eco Entrepreneurship Visit takeaways: Hear directly from the managers the challenges and the opportunities of developing a social business model, supporting people while facing the same competitive pressures of a traditional enterprise.
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Summer programmes. Summer programmes Explore a unique and enriching academic experience in one of Europe's most vibrant cities. Whether you are interested in enhancing your knowledge in a specific field, immersing yourself in Italian culture, or simply seeking a memorable study abroad experience, Università Cattolica has something to offer. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students Combine short-term courses from different academic areas. Language of instruction: English Contact hours and credits: 44 contact hours / 6 ECTS credits each course Program Highlights: Academic Excellence : Our programs cover a wide range of disciplines, from business and fashion to health science and cultural studies. Cultural Immersion : Both Milan, a global fashion and design hub, and Rome, the political and historical capital of the country, are the perfect backdrop for a summer filled with cultural exploration. Flexible Duration : Whether you can join us for 2 weeks or 2 months, our flexible program duration caters to various schedules.
Post-admission for non-EU students
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia Post-admission for non-EU students Post-admission for non-EU students. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates How to apply once your university has nominated you Post-admission for non-EU students NON-E.U. Students* must apply for a STUDY VISA in order to study and live in Italy. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You will receive a notification from Universitaly, instructing you to download and print the validated pre-enrolment application, copy of which you will have to provide to the consular office along with the admission letter as support document for your visa application. Request your study VISA Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website . We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements as set out by the Italian Embassy in your home country or consulate in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly.
Home Short programmes Study You are viewing Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Piacenza-Cremona Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Piacenza-Cremona Exchange / Study Abroad Programme in Milan.
Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates How to apply once your university has nominated you Post-admission for non-EU students What makes Brescia unique is the experience that the Cattolica campus offers: iconic, historic Italy, minimal traffic, cobblestone streets, family cafes and few tourists. Brescia is a highly attractive and desirable city to visit, study and live. In order to come to Cattolica for a semester or a year as an Exchange student, your home institution must be a Cattolica partner or an ISEP member institution ( ISEP Network ). As an Exchange student, you can select the Italian-taught courses of UCSC University Academic Curriculum. Example of minimum requirements: TOEFL iBT 79, IELTS 6, Cambridge B2 First (FCE), or comparable certification. Calendar: September/February - February/July Class profile: Mostly Italian Students Course specifics: Attendance not formally required Three possible final examination dates for each course Registration: Course selection after beginning of classes; individual registration for examination is required.
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Course details Italian language course Italian language course. You are viewing Overview Course details Application Procedures &; Tuition fees POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students Programme dates Università Cattolica welcomes hundreds of International Students to its Milan campus within the scope of international mobility projects, and to promote internationalization. Cattolica International organizes an Italian Language Course, designed for students who want to learn, study and explore the Italian language. Course information and description Course Information - Course Description Pre-session intensive course (44 hours - 6 ECTS - Course code: ZXP719) Held at the beginning of each semester. Semester course (44 units - 6 ECTS - Course code: ZXP720) This course will run alongside all other courses. Costs Pre-session intensive + Semester course 88 units - 12 ECTS 50 Pre-session intensive course only 44 units - 6 ECTS 30 Semester course only 44 units - 6 ECTS 30. Watch our Italian Language Course Coordinator’s video to know more about it! Programme overview International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian language course Study Abroad Impact Lab FAQ Apply now Contact us You are viewing.
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Programme dates Calendar Calendar. You are viewing Overview Course details Application Procedures &; Tuition fees POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students Programme dates. Cattolica Academic Curriculum Academic calendar 2023/2024 Academic calendar 2024/2025. Cattolica International Curriculum Fall 2024 calendar Spring 2025 calendar Orientation events Calendar Apply Now FAQ Apply now Contact us.
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia Courses Courses. Coursework in English Students have the chance to choose among a variety of courses taught in English in the field of Mathematics, Physics, Natural Sciences, Finance and Economics. Choose the Periodo di lezione (Lesson period): either Annual - 1st Semester - 2nd semester Choose Lingua Inglese (English Language) Click on Cerca (search) You will find the list of courses taught in English. If you click on each of them, you will see the name of the professor who teaches the course By clicking on the name of the professor, you will find the number of credits, the schedule ( Orario lezioni ) and the description ( Programma del corso ). Note that LAUREA TRIENNALE (LT) means undergraduate level courses and LAUREA MAGISTRALE (LM) means graduate level courses. Coursework in Italian Students with adequate Italian Language Proficiency can choose courses from the 6 Schools (Facoltà) and over 30 curricula either at the undergraduate or graduate level. If you are looking up for courses before July 2022, we suggest inserting the Anno Accademico 2021/2022 Choose sede di Brescia (Brescia campus) Choose the Faculty ( Facoltà ) Choose the Periodo di lezione (Lesson period): either Annual - 1st Semester - 2nd semester Click on Cerca (search) You will find the list of courses.
Nomination and application process
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Nomination and application process Nomination and application process. You are viewing Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Courses Programme Dates Nomination and application process Post-admission for non-EU students. First step – Acknowledgement Once e-nominated by your home institution, you will receive an email with a link to complete the UCSC Cattolica Online Application. The following documents are required: One passport-size photos (3x4cm) ID document/Passport (scanned copy) Learning Agreement/Course Request List containing your planned courses in our institution Most recent Transcripts of Records obtained in your current year of study. Italian Language Proficiency Report completed from you and from your language instructor English proficiency certificate Second step – Acceptance Upon receipt of your application and the enclosed additional required documents, UCSC International will process the documentation. Third step – Information Admitted students will start receiving information regarding their stay at Cattolica via e-mail within one month upon submission of their application. Fourth step – Course Registration Your learning agreement or course request list is your first indication of what you intend to study at Cattolica.
Students can create their own Study Plan by selecting courses from either of the two curricula: Cattolica International Curriculum The duration of Cattolica International Curriculum courses is one semester. The International Curriculum courses are elective courses within the Facoltà di Scienze Linguistiche e Letterature Straniere. The Cattolica International Curriculum has been created specifically for international students only and courses are formulated to have an international teaching approach. The curriculum is managed by the Cattolica International department, and this means that it operates in a different way to the wider Cattolica Academic Curriculum. Please view the Academic Policies for the Cattolica International Curriculum. Cattolica Academic Curriculum Cattolica Academic Curriculum courses may follow different calendars depending on the degree and type of programme. International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian Language Course Contact us FAQ.
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Piacenza-Cremona Programme dates Calendar Calendar. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates Applications &; Tuitions POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. Faculty of Economics &; Law Faculty of Agricultural, Food &; Environmental Sciences Orientation events Calendar.
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Piacenza-Cremona Programme dates Calendar Calendar. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates How to apply once your university has nominated you POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. Faculty of Economics &; Law Faculty of Agricultural, Food &; Environmental Sciences Orientation events Calendar.
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Programme Dates Programme Dates. You are viewing Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Courses Programme Dates Nomination and application process Post-admission for non-EU students Welcome day: September 26 (to be confirmed) Academic calendar The academic year is divided into two semesters: Semester 1: from October to January; Semester 2: from March to June. The Medical Curriculum is composed of several courses (divided into different subjects), with lectures and practical classes held over a semester. Examinations Examinationstake place 3-4 weeks after the end of each course. Three examination sessions are held during the year: February (1st period courses) June-July (1st and 2nd period courses) September (2nd period courses). Holidays March or April (Easter Vacations – one week) April 25th (Liberation Anniversary) May 1st (Labour Day) June 2nd (Italian Republic Day) November 1 (All Saints Day) December 8 (Immaculate Conception) December 15 (Christmas Holy Mass for University Students) December 23 - January 6 (Christmas Vacations – two weeks).
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad Programme in Milan Course details Italian Language Course Italian Language Course. You are viewing Overview Course details Programme dates How to apply once your University has nominated you POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students Università Cattolica organises an Italian Language Course, designed for students who want to learn, study and explore the Italian language. Course information and description Course Information - Course Description Pre-session intensive course (44 hours - 6 ECTS - Course code: ZXP719) Held at the beginning of each semester. Semester course (44 units - 6 ECTS - Course code: ZXP720) This course will run alongside all other courses. Costs Pre-session intensive + Semester course 88 units - 12 ECTS 600 Pre-session intensive course only 44 units - 6 ECTS 400 Semester course only 44 units - 6 ECTS 400 Withdrawal and Reimbursement Read If, for any reason a course is cancelled or if a student withdraws their enrolment to Cattolica, the student will be reimbursed. If you wish to take the Pre-session Intensive Italian language course you must attend the FIRST orientation event If you are taking classes from the Banking and Finance Faculty you can NOT take the Pre-session Intensive Italian language course. Watch our Italian Language Course Coordinator’s video to know more about it! International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian Language Course Contact us FAQ.
POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Piacenza-Cremona POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates How to apply once your university has nominated you POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website . We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements for Exchange and Mobility Programme students as set out by the Italian Embassy in your home country or consulate in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/Consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You must provide a copy of the validated pre-enrolment application to the consular office with the admission letter to support your visa application. Non-EU citizens with valid residency status in another EU country with a valid passport do not need to apply for a student visa but must apply for a Permit of Stay (Permesso di Soggiorno).
POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad Programme in Milan POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. You are viewing Overview Course details Programme dates How to apply once your University has nominated you POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website . We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements for Exchange and Mobility Programme students as set out by the Italian Embassy in your home country or consulate in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/Consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You must provide a copy of the validated pre-enrolment application to the consular office with the admission letter to support your visa application. Non-EU citizens with valid residency status in another EU country with a valid passport do not need to apply for a student visa but must apply for a Permit of Stay (Permesso di Soggiorno).
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Piacenza-Cremona Applications &; Tuitions Applications &; Tuitions. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates Applications &; Tuitions POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. Requirements Current enrolment at an institution of higher education Grade Point Average of a minimum 2.75, or equivalent in applicant's own university grading system Completion of a minimum of 2 semesters at undergraduate level Minimum level B2 English language proficiency or above. Example of minimum requirements: TOEFL iBT 79, IELTS 6, Cambridge B2 First (FCE), or comparable certification Minimum level B2 Italian language proficiency if applying to Cattolica Academic courses in Italian. Programme Fees Programme tuition fees are payable to Cattolica. Housing fees are paid separately to the Cattolica housing provider, or to the independently sourced landlord. A discount at the University cafeteria is also available for Cattolica students.
