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Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Programme dates Orientation events Orientation events. You are viewing Overview Course details Application Procedures &; Tuition fees POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students Programme dates. Università Cattolica organizes two Orientation Events per semester to accommodate students who arrive earlier / later depending on their course selection. The Orientation Event is a fundamental opportunity for students to get all the useful information they need for their stay in Milan and to meet other international students. Students receive a detailed programme by email one week before the Orientation Event on campus. Orientation events will either take place in Largo A. Gemelli, 1 (main campus) or in via Carducci, 28/30 (Cattolica International office building). During the orientation students will be informed on how to organize their course schedule, select courses, find classrooms, have access to campus facilities (cafeteria, library, health center and sport service etc).
Modalità di partecipazione e Selezione dei partecipanti
Home Short programmes Study Settimana di Studi Italiani Modalità di partecipazione e Selezione dei partecipanti Modalità di partecipazione e Selezione dei partecipanti La partecipazione al corso è totalmente gratuita ; gli studenti delle Sedi estere consorziate ricevono inoltre una borsa Erasmus a copertura delle spese di viaggio e soggiorno. Ognuna delle Sedi estere consorziate seleziona autonomamente gli studenti partecipanti. Gli studenti di Corsi di laurea triennale e magistrale della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia e i dottorandi del Corso di dottorato in Studi umanistici. Il numero massimo di partecipanti è 6 . L’ammissione al corso sarà comunicata agli studenti selezionati entro il 20 dicembre 2024. You are viewing Struttura del corso Programma Relatori Università partecipanti, Comitato scientifico e Organizzazione Modalità di partecipazione e Selezione dei partecipanti Crediti e Riconoscimento Informazioni Di natura amministrativa: international.advisor@unicatt.it Su programma e didattica: csi@unicatt.it.
Service Learning / Volunteering Abroad
Home Short programmes Experiential learning Experiential learning Service Learning / Volunteering Abroad Service Learning / Volunteering Abroad. You are viewing Service Learning / Volunteering Abroad Programme structure Applications This unique Service Learning / Volunteering Abroad program is designed to inspire you to serve a community abroad and develop soft skills that you will use in the future. Service learning is about connecting learning in the classroom with real-world experiences in the local community, it instills the habit of performing a service for others. Some volunteers begin their placement by assisting in a classroom, and then gradually take over responsibility for teaching a lesson or a whole class. International teaching projects give volunteers a new outlook on the world, while broadening the horizons of students and providing local teachers with desirable assistance. Who should apply Volunteers with an interest in teaching, education, psychology, social work, human development, humanities and with an Italian studies background, or simply volunteers with a desire to make a difference in international communities. Successful teaching volunteers are patient, creative, and ready to adapt to unfamiliar cultures and educational settings.
Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome. To verify all the options available for you, and to have information about application procedure, please refer to your International Office. This majestic city, which contains many of the world’s most impressive historic monuments, including the Colosseum and St Peter’s Square, is home to our world famous School of Medicine. Exchange student you can select from a range of study options including medicine, dentistry, nursing and physiotherapy. In this page you can find more information about our exchange programs in Rome.
FAQ - Exchange Programme in Brescia
What is the UCSC Academic Curriculum about? UCSC Academic Curriculum (Brescia) is made of courses from the 6 Schools (facoltà) at Università Cattolica and over 30 curricula either at undergraduate and graduate level. Curricula and courses offer Being an Erasmus + students, how many courses can I choose from the UCSC Academic Curriculum? Being you an Erasmus + student, you can complete your Study Plan by selecting courses from the UCSC Academic Curriculum. Being an Erasmus + students, will I be able to change the courses I indicated into my Learning Agreement during the application process? Yes, you can modify your Learning Agreement by adding and dropping courses once you are at Università Cattolica premises. From the UCSC Academic Curriculum, can I take courses from all the Facoltà/Schools at Università Cattolica? Yes, students can choose to take courses from all the Facoltà (Schools) at UCSC. How do I look up UCSC Academic Curriculum courses? In order to look up for courses of the UCSC Academic Curriculum, you have to search into the ECTS Guide at the following link: ects.unicatt.it/ects/ . If you need to verify in which semester the course is offered please select from the drop down menu of the field PERIODO DI LEZIONE: Annuale – courses that last an academic year – 1° Semestre - courses scheduled in the Fall Semester – 2° Semestre - courses scheduled in the Spring Semester. Are all the courses from UCSC Academic Curriculum in Italian? No. The UCSC Academic Curriculum has the majority of courses taught in Italian and a few number of courses taught in English.
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 Experiential learning Experiential learning Internship programme Placements Placements. Marketing Communication PR Digital Marketing Customer Care Business Development Business strategy Research Business Analysis Accounting HR Other fields may also be possible upon request. Students must be aware that over 90% of Italian businesses are small or medium – size enterprises, so placements in large multinational companies are limited. If students are offered a placement, it may be the only option available. It is therefore important that candidates understand the need to be flexible. However, Università Cattolica will take great care in finding the best match.
Percorsi dal moderno all’estremo contemporaneo Sabato 18 gennaio 2024, h. 9.00 - 13.00 9.00-9.45 FABIO ARLATI, Donne, religione e scrittura nella prima età moderna: diari, lettere e testi spirituali 9.45-10.30 GIORGIA VALERI-MARTINA GUERINONI, Carte d’archivio per la parola in scena 10.30-11.15 MARTINA ZANCO, Anatomia dell’effimero . Lunedì 3 febbraio 2025 9.00-9.30 Saluto del Preside della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia ANDREA CANOVA Saluto di un Rappresentante dell’Area Sviluppo Internazionale dell’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Presentazione del corso in presenza, a cura di SIMONA BRAMBILLA e BART VAN DEN BOSSCHE 9.30-11.00 CARMELA SIMMARANO-LEONARDA TRAPASSI, Traduzione in musica. Il caso dei manifesti cinematografici A seguire, visita guidata al MIC. Accompagnano gli studenti nella visita i docenti invitati entro l’accordo Erasmus BIP Martedì 4 febbraio 2025 Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Piazza Pio XI, 2 9.30-9.45 Saluto del Direttore della Biblioteca Ambrosiana mons. Modera CHRISTIAN RIVOLETTI; partecipano alla tavola rotonda i docenti invitati entro l’accordo Erasmus BIP. 16.00-17.00 Visita guidata a Villa Vigoni. Modera BART VAN DEN BOSSCHE; partecipano alla tavola rotonda i docenti invitati entro l’accordo Erasmus BIP. Apericena di chiusura. Valutazione finale online Sabato 15 marzo 2025, h. 9.00-13.00 e sabato 22 marzo 2025, h. 9.00-13.00 Valutazione finale degli studenti, sotto forma di esposizione individuale sul rapporto tra le tematiche trattate durante il corso e il proprio percorso di studi e/o di ricerca. You are viewing Struttura del corso Programma Relatori Università partecipanti, Comitato scientifico e Organizzazione Modalità di partecipazione e Selezione dei partecipanti Crediti e Riconoscimento Informazioni Di natura amministrativa: international.advisor@unicatt.it Su programma e didattica: csi@unicatt.it.
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Course details Programme overview Programme overview. You are viewing Overview Course details Application Procedures &; Tuition fees POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students Programme dates Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore offers two different curricula of study with a wide variety of courses to international students. Example of minimum requirements: TOEFL iBT 79, IELTS 6, Cambridge B2 First (FCE), or comparable certification. Non-European students can request an early exam session in December / May for Academic curriculum courses only. Programme overview International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian language course Contact us.
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.
How to apply once your university has nominated you
You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates How to apply once your university has nominated you Post-admission for non-EU students Once Cattolica has received the nomination from your home University, you can complete your application through the Cattolica enrolment portal. Once you have activated your account, you can enter the student enrolment portal: https://iscrizioni.unicatt.it/iscrizioni Read all the information below to ensure you complete the application correctly. Optional documents: Permit of stay Fiscal Code Language Proficiency for Italian : compulsory if you are planning on taking courses in Italian at Cattolica. Course selection This section refers to the courses you can select at Cattolica. To select courses from the Cattolica International Curriculum: Click the yellow “UPLOAD” button (with a plus sign) on the top right Type the course code and then click on SEARCH. You can select courses from this curriculum after checking the academic offer from this curriculum by reading the section on section Courses and Programme dates. To add courses from the Academic Curriculum, in the application portal see below: Click the yellow “UPLOAD” button (with a plus sign) Type the course code and then click on SEARCH.
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.
Faq - Exchange programme in Milan
What are the differences between the Cattolica International Curriculum and the Cattolica Academic Curriculum? Cattolica International Curriculum is made of courses offered on a semester basis (both Spring and Fall). Cattolica Academic Curriculum is made of courses from the Facoltà (Schools) at Università Cattolica and over 30 curricula either at undergraduate and graduate level. Curricula and courses offer How many courses can I choose from the two Curricula? Cattolica gives exchange/study abroad students the freedom to take the courses they want, both from the Cattolica Academic Curriculum and the International Curriculum. Note that Erasmus+ Exchange students can only take one course from the International Curriculum and will earn their remaining credits from the Cattolica Academic Curriculum Courses in order to satisfy their home institution course load requirements. How do I look up Cattolica Academic Curriculum courses? In order to look up for courses of the Cattolica Academic Curriculum, you must to search on the ECTS Guide . When is the Registration to Cattolica International Curriculum courses? Online Registration to International Curriculum courses opens for up to a week, around 2 months before the semester starts. Academic and International Calendar Are the programme dates the same for the Cattolica International Curriculum and the Cattolica Academic Curriculum? No, you are invited to look up the programme dates (start and end dates as well as exams sessions) on the Cattolica International website.
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Students on the programme develop skills to enable them to effectively identify solutions to managerial problems in an international setting, whilst understanding the dynamics. The International Partnership of Business Schools (IPBS) is a consortium of 13 leading business schools in Europe, North and Latin America . Learn more on the IPBS website . Courses Corporate Strategy (5 ECTS) Sustainability Management (5 ECTS) Advanced International Business (5 ECTS) Advanced Economic Scenario Analysis (5 ECTS) International Marketing &; Customer Experience Management (5 ECTS) Global Challenges &; Impacts (5 ECTS) Nomination and application process If you wish to apply for the programme, please follow the instructions on the IPBS web page: https://ipbsmgm.com/ . Contacts Cattolica International Tel: 0523 599 436 : ucsc.international-pc@unicatt.it Faculty of Business and Law, M.Sc. in Global Business Management Professor Emanuele Vendramini : emanuele.vendramini@unicatt.it Professor Marcela Ciubotaru : marcela.ciubotaru@unicatt.it Follow us on Facebook: Study in Piacenza and Cremona at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore.
Choosing Courses Taught in English Students have the chance to choose among a variety of courses taught in English in the field of Economics , International Management , Banking &; Finance , International Relations and Political Sciences , Political and Social Sciences , Law , Psychology and Communication . Please note: If you plan to select courses from the Faculty of Economics - Coursework in English - Bachelors degree (laurea triennale - LT), you must comply with the prerequisites listed here . Choose sede di Milano (Milan campus) Choose the Facoltà ( Faculty ) you are interested in (PLEASE NOTE that the list is in Italian: check the translation before starting) At this point, if you just want a general overview of the courses from the chosen faculty, you can press Search. Choose the Periodo di lezione (Lesson period): Choose from Annual , 1 st Semester (1 st Trimester courses belonging to the Faculty of Economics are included in this period), and 2 nd Semester (2 nd and 3 rd Trimester courses belonging to the Faculty of Economics are included in this period). Note that LAUREA TRIENNALE (LT) means undergraduate level courses and LAUREA MAGISTRALE (LM) means graduate level courses. Choose the Periodo di lezione (Lesson period): Choose from Annual , 1 st Semester (1st Trimester courses belonging to the Faculty of Economics are included in this period), and 2 nd Semester (2nd and 3rd Semester courses belonging to the Faculty of Economics are included in this period). Specific Features Faculty of Law Faculty of Law – Courses taught in English Programme overview International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian language course FAQ Apply now Contact us You are viewing.
Home Short programmes Study Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Courses Courses. You are viewing Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Rome Courses Programme Dates Nomination and application process Post-admission for non-EU students As an E.U. Exchange student you can select your courses from the following academic offerings (courses taught in Italian): Medicine Dentistry Nursing Physiotherapy 1st level degree in Economics and Management of services and healthcare companies 2nd level degree course in healthcare management.
Home Short programmes Study Semester programmes Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Brescia Programme dates Programme dates. You are viewing Overview Course details Programme dates Application Procedures &; Tuition fees Post-admission for Non-EU students.
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 Programme dates Orientation events Orientation events. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates Applications &; Tuitions POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students. Semester 1 (Fall 2025) Piacenza campus Economics: Wednesday, 10 September 2025– time tbc. Agri-Science: Wednesday, 17 September 2025 – time tbc Cremona campus Thursday, 18 September 2025 - time tbc Orientation events Calendar You are viewing.
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. Programme overview International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian language course FAQ Apply now Contact us.
Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan. You are viewing Overview Course details Application Procedures &; Tuition fees POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students Programme dates. Studying at an institution that is not a Università Cattolica’s partner? Not a problem! You can still apply as a free mover / direct enroll student! Watch our video to have an idea of what our campus and students life look like! Need more convincing? Here you can find 6 reasons why studying at Cattolica is a great idea!
Post-admission for Non-EU students
Home Short programmes Study Semester programmes Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Brescia Post-admission for Non-EU students Post-admission for Non-EU students. You are viewing Overview Course details Programme dates Application Procedures &; Tuition fees Post-admission for Non-EU students NON-E.U. 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. 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 Exchange / Study Abroad programme in Brescia Programme dates Programme dates. You are viewing Overview Courses Programme dates How to apply once your university has nominated you Post-admission for non-EU students.
Home Short programmes Experiential learning Experiential learning Internship programme Internship programme Note that as of a.y. the internship programme will no longer be offered through Università Cattolica. You are viewing Overview Programme details Placements Applications An internship / field project opportunity is available to our international Study Abroad and Exchange students who wish to undertake a professional experience and to develop employability skills in a culturally diverse environment as part of their study abroad academic experience. Note that in order to participate to the internship/field project programme you must have at least a basic knowledge of Italian.
