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Orientation event 2 – FALL 2023
Download the presentations Welcome address Cattolica International Curriculum Cattolica Academic Curriculum Italian Language Course.
Why Cattolica, why Italy? Get to know us!
Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences Arts and Philosophy Banking, Finance and Insurance Sciences Economics Economics and Law Education Law Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences Medicine and Surgery Political and Social Sciences Psychology. Campuses Università Cattolica boasts multiple campuses located in 5 iconic Italian cities: Milan, Rome, Brescia, Piacenza, and Cremona. Milan The campus Cattolica's main and oldest campus, located in the heart of Milan, is home to our Faculties of Economics, Law, Literature and Philosophy, Psychology, Banking, Finance and Insurance Sciences, Education, Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures, Political and Social Sciences. The city Italy's financial and fashion capital, the city is renowned for its vibrant business environment, fashion industry, and rich cultural heritage. Rome The campus Home to Cattolica's School of Medicine, fully embedded within Policlinico Gemelli Hospital – Università Cattolica ranked the best Hospital in Italy and 35th worldwide(Newsweek, 2024). The cities Heart of Italy's agricultural and food production regions, Piacenza and Cremona offer a peaceful, student-friendly environment rich in cultural heritage and a focus on sustainable living. This combination of heritage and cutting-edge technology in the food industry makes studying in Italy a unique and enriching experience, deepening one's understanding of the Mediterranean diet, which is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Rankings QS WUR 2026 (World University Ranking) Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore is among the top 450 universities in the world. In the 2026 edition of the QS World University Rankings, the University is ranked 409th, climbing 33 positions compared to the previous year: this is the highest ranking in the last eleven years. According to Quacquarelli Symonds analysts, Università Cattolica is also 5th in Italy and 370th in the world in Employer Reputation . Other Rankings Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore is ranked among the top 300 universities in the world , according to the ranking by Times Higher Education . It is also among the top 500 according to the ARWU ranking , with excellent positions in Food Science &; Technology (top 75) and in Economics, Clinical Medicine, Law, and Finance (top 150). QS Ranking by Subject 2025 Cattolica is ranked in 20 subjects , one more than last year (Politics and International Studies). In general, Università Cattolica is among the top 100 universities in the world for 3 subjects (Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies, Nursing, Classics and Ancient History), which becomes 7 if we consider the top 150 (including Agriculture &; Forestry, Psychology, Law, Communication &; Media Studies).
The Italian Higher Education System
The Italian Higher Education System Italy is part of the European Higher Education Area, adhering to the Bologna Process. Students holding a 3-year undergraduate degree can either enter the job market or continue their studies by applying for a Master of Science or Specializing Master programme. degree (“Laurea Magistrale”) Course duration: 2 years ECTS/Credit points: 120 Undertaken after the undergraduate degree and aims to provide rigorous, advanced training in more highly specialized areas. . Obtained after a minimum of three years of study (180 ECTS) and in a subject that is relevant to the chosen degree course. specializing Master (“Master Universitario”) Course duration: 1 year ECTS/Credit points: 60 A professionalizing programme providing practical knowledge and training through coursework, consultancy projects and internships. (“Dottorato di Ricerca”) Course duration: 3 years ECTS/Credit points: 180 Undertaken after the completion of a Master of Science or an equivalent graduate degree. ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) is a numerical value allocated to measure courses' workload. Degree programmes are usually structured with a workload of 60 ECTS per year: 1 ECTS corresponds to 1 CFU (Credito Formativo Universitario - university credit unit).
Your students' journey Key Contacts: Primary email for information and support: international.admissions-bs@unicatt.it (Brescia Campus) international.advisorDD-PC@unicatt.it (Cremona and Piacenza Campus) international.advisordd@unicatt.it (Milan Campus) ucsc.international-rm@unicatt.it (Rome Campus) Note: Both you and your students may receive emails from other email addresses within Cattolica offices. Opening of the Nomination Period: You will receive an email with instructions and deadlines from international.advisordd@unicatt.it at the beginning of March. Nomination Instructions : Detailed instructions will be sent to you via email before the opening by international.advisordd@unicatt.it . Note : Once you have completed the nomination of your students and associated the programme plan for the nominated student, their account will remain INACTIVE until Cattolica sends the application to the student. The next day, they will receive detailed instructions on how to complete the application from thei Cattolcia advisors: international.admissions-bs@unicatt.it (Brescia Campus) international.advisorDD-PC@unicatt.it (Cremona and Piacenza Campus) international.advisordd@unicatt.it (Milan Campus) ucsc.international-rm@unicatt.it (Rome Campus) Download the Application Guide with Step-by-Step Instructions . Payment of the first installment/deposit: Once the application is completed, students receive an email with instructions to complete the payment of the first installment/deposit (if indicated in the financial agreement signed between Cattolica and your institution). Visa Application: Cattolica validates the pre-enrollment on Universitaly, and the students receive a confirmation so that they can start the visa application process.
Academic offer For a better understanding, they are divided into subject areas. In the last column, the campus where they take place is indicated.
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Our team provides your students with the best possible experience from the moment they begin their application to Cattolica, throughout their journey here, and up to their graduation. Meet the International Marketing and Recruitment Team! We support you in promoting our programmes, provide you with the necessary materials to create promotional content, and organize meetings, webinars, and seminars with you to introduce your students to Università Cattolica. Ilaria Maria Bossi Associate Director for International Marketing and Recruitment. Arianna Malavasi International Marketing and Recruitment Officer. Ador Kociraj International Marketing and Recruitment Officer. Giulia Invernizzi International Marketing and Recruitment Officer Meet our Programme Development and Student Enrollment Team! We are responsible for creating, mapping, and structuring the programme, as well as managing your students' enrollment and admissions. Denise Diatta Double Degrees International Student Advisor Meet our local representatives! Based in Australia, China, and India, we are the essential point of contact for you and your students, assisting in all phases: from creating our programmes to promotion, to support during enrollment and visa application.
Students must possess and present their GREEN PASS or equivalent (eg European certification for COVID vaccine or recovery or negative test) to access university buildings and cafeteria. The completion of this integrated vaccination course is approved for getting the Green Pass. If over 6 months have passed from the completion of the first cycle of vaccination with vaccines not authorized by EMA, as well as in case of incomplete vaccination cycle, it is possible to get a complete primary vaccination cycle with m-RNA vaccine. If you are yet to travel to Italy, make sure you get a vaccination certificate issued by your State or local health authority. It must contain at least the following: student identification (name, surname, date of birth); vaccine information (name and batch); date(s) of the vaccination; Issuing institution/authority (eg State, Health Authority). You will need to have an active Italian cell phone number and your official Italian Tax Code (Codice Fiscale) issued by either the Consulate or the Italian Tax Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) to register on the Lombardy Region dedicated website. Does this mean I can choose whether to attend class in-person or online? Are there some lectures/classes that will only be made available in person? Yes, students may opt for remote attendance although we would highly encourage students to attend in person, if possible.
Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences
Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences. 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.
Health and Safety Planning your arrival Cattolica suggests you monitor the dedicated page on the Italian Ministry of Health website for updates regarding travel to Italy. For travellers outside the E.U., be sure to check your Government / Embassy guidance on travelling to Italy prior to your departure; we also recommend completing the survey for up-to-date and country specific information: https://infocovid.viaggiaresicuri.it/index_en.html . On campus/ In Italy: Check the Cattolica page info-Covid 19 regularly to get the most up-to-date information on Campus life and services. MILAN CAMPUS: Monitor the information posted on the City of Milan’s website dedicated to international travellers and residents. Practice respiratory hygiene (sneeze and/or cough in a tissue avoiding hand contact with respiratory secretions - in any case hands must be sanitised after such circumstances). Use appropriate respiratory tract protections as an additional measure to other personal hygiene protection measures (such as surgical masks, unless additional protective equipment or devices are required). Do note that Cattolica staff will not be able to personally assist you should you need help with medical matters while in Italy, especially in situations of quarantine or hospitalization.
Summer 2023 - Orientation events
Traditions DOWNLOAD THE PRESENTATION Date: Monday July 10, 2023 - Time: 9:30 am - Location: Via Carducci 28/30 Orientation Event or students in: - Business, Government and the Global Economy - Understanding the Customer - Personal Branding - Italian Masterpieces - Italian Politics, International Change and Domestic Transformation - What Makes us Global DOWNLOAD THE PRESENTATION.
Faculty of Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures
Faculty of Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures. In the classroom, in the presence of the professor/lecturer: this is how the Faculty's teaching activities will take place in the academic year beginning next autumn. Teaching activities in the Faculty of Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures will begin on Monday 20 September. Languages are not learned once and for all: knowledge (what you know about a language) and skills (how you can use the knowledge you have acquired to write, read, listen, speak to an audience and interact in face-to-face oral communication) must be reviewed and tested every day. Neglecting language exercises means undermining the formation of a multilingual professionalism that characterises a Faculty graduate. From Monday 4 October, the "canonical" lessons of all courses begin, and the language exercises continue until the end of the first semester of the academic year in December. Have a good start to your university experience at our university! Giovanni Gobber, Dean of the Faculty of Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures.
Faculty of Banking, Finance and Insurance Sciences
Faculty of Banking, Finance and Insurance Sciences. 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. Laurea Triennale (Undergraduate degree): Viviana Gennari : viviana.gennari@unicatt.it Laurea Magistrale (2-years Master degree): You can contact the tutor indicated above.
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Additional Training Obligation (OFA) - Reading comprehension (and logic) - Course Calendar Academic calendar You are viewing Tutor Your tutor can help with arranging your timetable, checking course syllabuses, 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.
Erasmus Student Network ESN
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
Students must possess and present their GREEN PASS or equivalent (e.g. European certification for COVID vaccine or recovery or negative test) to access university buildings and cafeteria. The connection of Iceland, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and Vatican City to the EU digital COVID-19 certificate system means that COVID-19 certificates issued in the named countries are accepted in the EU under the same conditions as EU members states’ EU digital COVID-19 certificates. I got vaccinated / healed from Covid-19 abroad How can I submit documentation for the green pass? Contact the local ATS to submit a request, which will be examined on a case-by-case basis. If over 6 months have passed from the completion of the first cycle of vaccination with vaccines not authorized by EMA, as well as in case of incomplete vaccination cycle, it is possible to get a complete primary vaccination cycle with m-RNA vaccine. It must contain at least the following: student identification (name, surname, date of birth); vaccine information (name and batch); date(s) of the vaccination; Issuing institution/authority (eg State, Health Authority). Students may attend classes remotely from their own country only if they cannot travel to Italy or participate in person due to the inability to meet one or more of the pre-requisites (GREEN PASS or similar vaccination certificate or recovery certifications) needed to access the University. Online exams will still be allowed as an option for those students who cannot attend in person due to proven health problems related to the COVID-19 coronavirus and attested by a specific self-certification to be completed in the appropriate portal when registering for the exam.
Orientation event 1 – Fall 2023
Download the presentations Welcome address Cattolica International Curriculum Cattolica Academic curriculum Italian Language Course.
Getting Familiar with the UCSC International and Academic Curriculum
Getting familiar with Cattolica International Curriculum and Cattolica Academic Curriculum
How to obtain your Fiscal Code
How to obtain your Fiscal Code When you enrolled at Cattolica you were given an unofficial Fiscal Code automatically generated by our systems. You can obtain your official fiscal code issued by the Italian Tax Authority ( Agenzia delle entrate ) from the Agenzia delle Entrate once you arrive in Italy. To book your appointment at a local office go on the Revenue Agency booking platform and select Per te stesso (Book for yourself). Mark Prima richiesta di attribuzione del codice fiscale (Request your tax code for the first time) Fill out the form with your surname / cognome , name / nome and email. and proceed: you will see a list of the Revenue agency's local offices ( Uffici territoriali ) and the first available appointments for each (look at the ones in-person / In presenza only) Choose one and click on In presenza and select the appointment slot more convenient to you. As reason for your appointment / Motivo di richiesta appuntamento *: write: "Codice fiscale Studente internazionale". MILAN CAMPUS only: Applying for the Fiscal Code when you are in Milan.
It is a necessary document to keep with you when you come to the University, as a means to identify yourself as a Cattolica student, as well as to utilise the services on campus and access different places within the A. Gemelli Hospital. Enter the University buildings Pay for your meals at the cafeteria Print, scan and copy You can use it as a debit card Visit the Health Center in case of need Use lockers. Wi-fi Unicatt Activate the wi-fi on your computer/phone and search for the network “wifi-unicatt” To login, use your user account and password; the same as your i-Catt account. Health Center Should you need medical assistance while on campus, you can turn to the University Health Center ( CENTRO SANITARIO ) that provides all registered students with medical care, nursing care and psychological counselling. If you require medical assistance, contact the EDUCatt Office to arrange an appointment with the Health Center of EDUCatt. University Residence Nuovo Joanneum Largo F. Vito, 1 00168 - ROMA Tel. (+39) 06 3050120 E-mail: info.rm.dsu@educatt.it Opening hours: Tuesdays 2.30 pm - 4.30 pm If you are sick or you need guidance on what to do regarding a medical issue, you can email us ucsc.international-rm@unicatt.it . a football field three tennis courts a volleyball court a basketball court a 5-a-side field a gym for judo and gymnastics Several sport events are held on campus such as football, basketball and volleyball tournaments between teams made up of University students, doctors and staff.
Faculty of Economics and Law Academic calendar
Orientation event 2: 15 – 16 – 17 February 2022 - Programme
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