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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 FAQ Apply now Contact us 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. International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian Language Course Contact us FAQ.
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.
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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!
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 International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian Language Course Contact us FAQ.
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.
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.
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.
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Home About Cattolica About the University Old homepage Degree programmes Undergraduate degrees 2-year graduate degrees 1-year specialising masters. Short-term programmes >; Study Choose from Summer , Winter , and Semester : Expand your knowledge, connect with global peers, and experience innovative, tradition-inspired education. Experiential learning Our programmes go beyond traditional academics offering practical applications of classroom knowledge in real-world scenarios. Download our brochures Explore our wide range of academic programmes and unique opportunities by downloading our brochures. Download a brochure today and see what Università Cattolica has in store for you! Useful links. Whether you are planning to join a degree or a short-term programme, our Cattolica International team is here to support you. or Specialising Master Programmes? Get in touch with the Degree Programmes Team Interested in Semester, Summer or Winter Programmes?
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Home About Cattolica About the University Cattolica International Curriculum - Fall 2025 Add / Drop Add / Drop If you pre-selected International Curriculum courses during the application phase, you still have the chance to change courses if you want to, during the add/drop period in the first two weeks of the semester. On this page you will learn: how to book a meeting ; information and tips for add/drop and waiting lists ; how to complete the add/drop form and detailed guidance on the steps to book an add/drop meeting . Book a meeting for Add/Drop 1st week of Add/Drop Step 1. Download and complete the PDF Add/ Drop form , and write the courses you wish to Add and/or Drop. How to complete the Add/Drop PDF form Please list any courses you wish to DROP in part A of the form, and any courses you want to ADD in part B of the form. (For week 2, click on “ Book a meeting for Add/Drop week 2“ ) (Links are in the section above, “Book a meeting for Add/Drop”. STEP 3 Once in the system, click on " Book a meeting for Add/Drop week 1" STEP 4 Select a day/time for your 15 minute online Add/Drop meeting.
Cattolica's brochures Flyers A brief but informative overview of our English-taught Undergraduate, Graduate or Medicine and Surgery programmes Undergraduate and graduate programmes in English Detailed information about our English-taught undergraduate or graduate programmes, all gathered in one unique booklet. Undergraduate and graduate programmes in Italian A summary of our Italian-taught undergraduate or graduate programmes. European Double Degree Programme in Sustainable food systems Study Abroad For students currently enrolled in a university that are considering a short programme (Summer or Winter) or long programme (semester or academic year abroad) at Università Cattolica.
The card will carry an IBAN number, although there is no obligation to open an account. When activated, your card can be used like any other bank card: With no additional charges, it can be used for small contactless payments, e.g., to recharge your phone credit, and pay tuition and university fees. It also allows you to receive refunds due for tuition and university fees, and payment of study grants and Erasmus grants. How to activate your Carta Ateneo+ as a pre-paid bank card: If you entered an Italian address while submitting your application, the Ateneo+ card will be delivered to the said address. Students residing abroad will be required to schedule an appointment to pick up their card from the international office of each campus, further details will be provided via email. For non-EU citizens, as an alternative: admission letter (available in your Self Service Center). The activation of the pre-paid card is not mandatory, but we recommend it to ensure a smooth payment of the tuition and university fees.
Before your arrival This page is dedicated to incoming exchange/study abroad students who are arriving at Cattolica’s Milan campus. Cattolica Communications You are now enrolled as a Cattolica student and have been assigned a University email account (e.g. firstname.lastname01@icatt.it). your email address is made up of the username you used for the application portal* You will receive University communications on both your iCatt email and your personal email accounts so remember to check both! Read instructions on how to access your email . You will need to use the automatically generated fiscal code that was sent to you in the first email that you received from the iam_noreply email account with your login credentials. During your studies at Cattolica, you will be using tools such as your icatt email, your icatt page and Blackboard. The orientation events for Fall the semester are: Orientation event 1: 26-28 August, 2025 Orientation Event 2: 9-11 September, 2025 You will be sent an email with the invitation to your allocated Orientation Event. On campus/ In Italy: As an enrolled student at Cattolica, you are by default enrolled in a medical and health insurance ( AXA Partners Italia ).
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Cattolica sends you the application link via email. RSVP to the email invitation to the Orientation Event (mandatory event, not to be missed!) Arrive in Milan on or before the date on your admission letter. Cattolica Communications You are now enrolled as a Cattolica student and have been assigned a University email account (e.g. firstname.lastname01@icatt.it). your email address is made up of the username you used for the application portal* You will receive University communications on both your iCatt email and your personal email accounts so remember to check both! Read instructions on how to access your email . During your studies at Cattolica, you will be using tools such as your icatt email, your icatt page and Blackboard. The orientation events for Fall the semester are: Orientation event 1: 26-28 August, 2025 Orientation Event 2: 9-11 September, 2025 You will be sent an email with the invitation to your allocated Orientation Event. On campus/ In Italy: As an enrolled student at Cattolica, you are by default enrolled in a medical and health insurance ( AXA Partners Italia ).
Double degree students This page is dedicated to incoming exchange/study abroad students who are arriving at Cattolica’s Milan campus. Checklist for Students: From Application to Arrival Your University nominates you to study at Cattolica. Cattolica sends you the application link via email. Cattolica Communications You are now enrolled as a Cattolica student and have been assigned a University email account (e.g. firstname.lastname01@icatt.it). your email address is made up of the username you used for the application portal* You will receive University communications on both your iCatt email and your personal email accounts so remember to check both! Read instructions on how to access your email . During your studies at Cattolica, you will be using tools such as your icatt email, your icatt page and Blackboard. The orientation events for Fall the semester are: Orientation event 1: 26-28 August, 2025 Orientation Event 2: 9-11 September, 2025 You will be sent an email with the invitation to your allocated Orientation Event.
Before your arrival This page is dedicated to incoming exchange/study abroad students who are arriving to Cattolica’s Milan campus. Checklist for Students: From Application to Arrival Your University nominates you to study at Cattolica. Cattolica sends you the application link via email. Cattolica Communications You are now enrolled as a Cattolica student and have been assigned a University email account (e.g. firstname.lastname01@icatt.it). your email address is made up of the username you used for the application portal* You will receive University communications on both your iCatt email and your personal email accounts so remember to check both! Read instructions on how to access your email . During your studies at Cattolica, you will be using tools such as your icatt email, your icatt page and Blackboard. The orientation events for Fall the semester are: Orientation event 1: 26-28 August, 2025 Orientation Event 2: 9-11 September, 2025 You will be sent an email with the invitation to your allocated Orientation Event.
Home About Cattolica About the University hp Not Just Graduates. Building a Home Away from Home: A Guide to Student Accommodation whilst studying at Università Cattolica Moving to Milan to study at Università Cattolica? From on-campus residences to private apartments, discover student housing options and tips to make Milan your home away from home with support from Cattolica International. Welcome to Italy! Your Post Arrival Game Plan at Cattolica Learn how to get your student card, use the iCatt app, check class schedules, access campus services, and complete the VPI test. This guide supports international students in settling in and making the most of life in Italy at Università Cattolica. From Sydney to Milan: Jonah’s Semester of Sport, Travel and Cuisine Australian student Jonah Clarke shares his study abroad journey at Università Cattolica in Milan, exploring Sports Management, Italian culture, and European travel. Whether you are planning to join a degree or a short-term programme, our Cattolica International team is here to support you. Interested in Bachelor or Master Programmes? Get in touch with the Degree Programmes Team Interested in Semester, Summer or Winter Programmes?
Your students' journey Key Contacts: Primary email for information and support: international.advisordd@unicatt.it - Piacenza &; Cremona campuses: international.advisorDD-PC@unicatt.it 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 in the second half of February. Nomination Instructions : Detailed instructions will be sent to you via email before the opening by international.advisordd@unicatt.it . Academic year Invoicing: Payment due to applicant / Pagamento studente Sending Instructions for Completing the Application to Students: When : From mid-March, students will receive information to complete their online application. The next day, they will receive detailed instructions from international.advisordd@unicatt.it on how to complete the application. 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.
Home Short programmes Study Direct enrollment / Free-mover programme in Milan Course details International Curriculum International Curriculum. International Relations ZXP718 - The European Union in the World: Crisis or Transformation? ZXP717 - International Relations and the Middle East: A Comparative European Perspective ZXW791 - The International System in International Relations: Origins, Evolution, and Contemporary Challenges. Fashion and Design ZXP729 - Fashion Images and the City of Milan. A Sociological Perspective on Modern Italian Fashion ZXP689 - What is Design? The Fundamentals of an Italian Industry - Spring only ZXP704 - The Fashion Market: Structure, Players and Success Factors ZXP705 - A Fashion Brand: from Line Creation to Market Placement. A case study ZXS567 - Managing Sustainability in Fashion and Luxury ZXS570 - Fashion and Gender: an Ever-changing Relationship - Spring only ZXV380 / ZXW792 - Fashion Communication: History and Analysis ZXS609 - Luxury Business Insights ZXZ433 - Building Fashion: The Product Lifecycle from Raw Materials to Retail. Sociology, Psychology and Law ZXP728 - Reading Milan and Italian Cities: Place-making and Cultural Resources - Fall only ZXP727 - Are Individuals the Same in the East and West? Cultural Differences in Social Psychological Processes - Spring only ZXQ016 - Discovering the Mystery of the Ordinary Life. Social Psychology in Action - Fall only ZXS566 - Human Strengths and Well-being - Spring only ZXS571 - Made in Italy: Shaping Italian Lifestyle through Fashion and Food 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 Milan Course details International Curriculum International Curriculum. You are viewing Overview Course details Programme dates How to apply once your University has nominated you POST-ADMISSION for NON-EU Students All courses listed run in both the Fall and Spring semesters, apart from those with specific notes next to the title. International Relations ZXP718 - The European Union in the World: Crisis or Transformation? ZXP717 - International Relations and the Middle East: A Comparative European Perspective ZXW791 - The International System in International Relations: Origins, Evolution, and Contemporary Challenges. A Sociological Perspective on Modern Italian Fashion ZXP689 - What is Design? The Fundamentals of an Italian Industry - Spring only ZXP704 - The Fashion Market: Structure, Players and Success Factors ZXP705 - A Fashion Brand: from Line Creation to Market Placement. A case study ZXS567 - Managing Sustainability in Fashion and Luxury ZXS570 - Fashion and Gender: an Ever-changing Relationship - Spring only ZXV380 / ZXW792 - Fashion Communication: History and Analysis ZXS609 - Luxury Business Insights ZXZ433 - Building Fashion: The Product Lifecycle from Raw Materials to Retail. Sociology, Psychology and Law ZXP728 - Reading Milan and Italian Cities: Place-making and Cultural Resources - Fall only ZXP727 - Are Individuals the Same in the East and West? Cultural Differences in Social Psychological Processes - Spring only ZXQ016 - Discovering the Mystery of the Ordinary Life. Social Psychology in Action - Fall only ZXS566 - Human Strengths and Well-being - Spring only ZXS571 - Made in Italy: Shaping Italian Lifestyle through Fashion and Food International Curriculum Academic Curriculum Italian Language Course Contact us FAQ.
Podcast Il Comitato Assistenza Italiani (CO.AS.IT) è stato fondato nel 1968 al fine di coordinare, promuovere e sviluppare una varietà di servizi rivolti all’assistenza della comunità di italiani immigrati in Australia, includendo NON responsive. possiamo provare a cercare il codice per affiancare il testo al video + COS’è CO.AS.IT. Il Comitato Assistenza Italiani (CO.AS.IT) è stato fondato nel 1968 al fine di coordinare, promuovere e sviluppare una varietà di servizi rivolti all’assistenza della comunità di italiani immigrati in Australia, includendo attività nel campo sociale, legale, culturale, professionale, ricreativo ed educativo. Dopo più di cinquant’anni, grazie al continuo impegno e passione del personale, il Co.As.It. è ritenuto uno dei principali punti di riferimento per la promozione e l’insegnamento della lingua e cultura italiana nello stato del Victoria ed in Australia. Il programma assistenti linguistici è un’iniziativa nata per promuovere lo studio della lingua e della cultura italiana. VIDEO 2 Il Comitato Assistenza Italiani (CO.AS.IT) è stato fondato nel 1968 al fine di coordinare, promuovere e sviluppare una varietà di servizi rivolti all’assistenza della comunità di italiani immigrati in Australia, includendo attività nel campo sociale, legale, culturale, professionale, ricreativo ed educativo.
Life in Milan This page is dedicated to incoming exchange/study abroad students who are arriving to Cattolica’s Milan campus. A basic fare ticket that can be purchased for 2.20, to be used on all forms of public transport in the city (Metro, bus, tram) includes zones Mi1-Mi3. In order to sign up for the monthly card you can go to an ATM office in person or apply online if you have the official Fiscal Code (not the automated one given by Cattolica). Go to the ATM point to make an appointment if you are unable to book it on the app. Once you have got the card you can top up the card at the machines, at the ATM point office or at the newpaper kiosk in the station. YesMilano YesMilano is an association founded by the Municipality of Milano and the Chamber of Commerce of Milano, Monza, Brianza, Lodi, created to activate partnerships and collaborations with local businesses, global brands, universities, cultural institutions, and other public entities. ESN - Erasmus Student Network Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is a non-profit international student organisation. Sports At Università Cattolica the sports organisation is called ‘CUS’ (Centro Universitario Sportivo).
