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• Semester

  Tuesday, September 8th - Welcome address Download the presentation in English Download the presentation in Italian Watch the recording. Wednesday, September 9th - UCSC International Curriculum Download the presentation Watch the recording. Wednesday, Sept 9th - UCSC Academic curriculum (English) Download the presentation Watch the recording. Wednesday, September 9th - UCSC Academic curriculum (Italian) Recording is not available yet because of technical problems. Thursday, September 10th - Italian language course presentation Download the presentation Watch the recording. Thursday, September 10th - Q&;A Watch the recording.

• La Sabana - Housing options Summer 2020

  Piacenza Off-campus Residence Hall - Residenza Gasparini Features: Located a 2 minute walk from the University main building Fully furnished single rooms with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Weekly cleaning service Access to common romms such as TV room anc kitchen Breakfast included 200 deposit is asked upon your arrival. Check-in and check-out (the following dates apply to both the options mentioned above) Check-in date: the Saturday before the beginning of your programme (from 2.00 p.m.) Check-out date: the Saturday after the end of your programme (by 10.00 a.m.). Please note: Should you wish to arrive before the check-in date or extend your stay beyond the official check-out date, you will be responsible in finding alternative housing solutions independently. No pick-up service is available from/to the airport. Please note that each option has limited availability. For any inquiries about accommodation, you may fill out the Contact form .

• Summer 2020 - Housing options_pacchetto paga univ

  Located a 2 minute walk from the University main building Fully furnished single rooms with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Weekly cleaning service Access to common rooms such as TV room and kitchen Breakfast included. Located 15 minute bus ride from the University main building Fully furnished double rooms with private bathroom Air conditioning 24hr high speed internet Daily cleaning service Lines and towels included Breakfast included. city tax per persona to pay upon arrival. Check-in and check-out (the following dates apply to both the options mentioned above) Check-in date: the Saturday before the beginning of your programme (from 2.00 p.m.) Check-out date: the Saturday after the end of your programme (by 10.00 a.m.). Please note: Should you wish to arrive before the check-in date or extend your stay beyond the official check-out date, you will be responsible in finding alternative housing solutions independently. No pick-up service is available from/to the airport. For any inquiries about accommodation, you may fill out the Contact form .

• Summer 2020 - Housing options _Indipendenti obbligati

  OFF-CAMPUS - 21WOL Milano Centro 21Wol –Milano Centro is a branded new residence, located in via Via Enrico Nöe 24, closed to Piola metro station (MM2 – green line). Features Address: via Enrico Noe 24, closed to Piola metro station (MM2 - green line) Fully furnished shared room with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Air conditioning Daily cleaning service Change of bedsheets every 3 days and towels every 2 days Access to common rooms and common kitchen. Additional costs: Breakfast is not included but you can have it at an additional cost at 8.50 per person per day 50.00 city tax per person to pay upon arrival only for students older than 26 years old. Located a 2 minute walk from the University main building Fully furnished single rooms with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Weekly cleaning service Access to common rooms such as TV room and kitchen Breakfast included. Located 15 minute bus ride from the University main building Fully furnished double rooms with private bathroom Air conditioning 24hr high speed internet Daily cleaning service Lines and towels included Breakfast included. Check-in and check-out (the following dates apply to both the options mentioned above) Check-in date: the Saturday before the beginning of your programme (from 2.00 p.m.) Check-out date: the Saturday after the end of your programme (by 10.00 a.m.). Please note: Should you wish to arrive before the check-in date or extend your stay beyond the official check-out date, you will be responsible in finding alternative housing solutions independently.

• Summer 2020 - Housing options_Studenti esterni

  Milano OFF-CAMPUS - 21WOL Milano Centro 21Wol –Milano Centro is a branded new residence, located in via Via Enrico Nöe 24, closed to Piola metro station (MM2 – green line). Features Fully furnished shared room with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Air conditioning Daily cleaning service Change of bedsheets every 3 days and towels every 2 days Access to common rooms and common kitchen. OFF-CAMPUS RESIDENCE HALL - BUONARROTI Residence Buonarroti is located in Piazza Buonarroti, 30, on the Buonarroti metro station (MM1 – red line). Features: Fully furnished single rooms with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Air conditioning Cleaning service Access to common rooms such as TV room, computer room and a kitchen. OFF-CAMPUS D’ALVIANO APARTMENT A lovely brand apartment located in Via Bartolomeo D'Alviano, 51 The property is located 5 minutes walking from the red metro line Bande Nere, arriving in 6 stops at Cadorna that is at 5 minutes walking from the campus. Located a 2 minute walk from the University main building Fully furnished single rooms with private bathroom 24hr high speed internet Weekly cleaning service Access to common rooms such as TV room and kitchen Breakfast included. Located 15 minute bus ride from the University main building Fully furnished double rooms with private bathroom Air conditioning 24hr high speed internet Daily cleaning service Lines and towels included Breakfast included.

• Orientation event second quarter classes (Faculty of Economics in English) – Spring 2022

  Orientation event second quarter classes (Faculty of Economics in English) – Spring 2022. Welcome address Watch the presentation Download the presentation. UCSC Academic curriculuum Watch the presentation Download the presentation. How to apply for Permesso di soggiorno (Permit of Stay) Watch the presentation.

• Orientation sessions - Spring 2021

  Tuesday, February 16 - Welcome address Download the presentation in English Download the presentation in Italian Watch the recording. Tuesday, February 16 - UCSC International Curriculum Download the presentation Watch the recording. Wednesday, February 17 - UCSC Academic curriculum (English) Download the presentation Watch the recording. Wednesday, February 17 - UCSC Academic curriculum (Italian) Download the presentation Watch the recording. Thursday, February 18 - Italian language course presentation Download the presentation Watch the recording. Thursday, February 18 - Q&;A Watch the recording. Turn to international.advisor@unicatt.it or book an appointment on Teams with Cattolica International Advisor.

• Full list of undergraduate programmes

  Full list of undergraduate programmes Below is the complete list of undergraduate programmes for the 2025/26 academic year, including both English-taught and Italian-taught options. All programmes will begin in September 2025.

• Full list of graduate programmes

  Full list of graduate programmes This is the full list of 2-year and 1-year graduate programmes. The next intake will be in September 2026. Applications will open mid December 2025 and will close in the second half of June 2026.

• Trust, Data, and Determination: Niccolò’s Rise in the World of Finance

  Through these experiences, he highlights the importance of trust in finance, emphasising transparency and data quality for navigating a data-driven world. Driven by an insatiable desire to learn, he seized the opportunity to pursue two Double Degree programmes offered by Cattolica: a bachelor's degree jointly awarded with Bangor University in Wales, and a master's degree in partnership with the prestigious London School of Economics. The transition to Amsterdam had its personal and professional bumps, but Niccolò’s desire to enjoy this new experience pushed him to never demoralise himself and remember that all negative feelings come to an end. Niccolò’s diverse experience, working both as client and advisor, is a perspective he considers crucial for a successful career in finance. Niccolò emphasises that investors are people first, and people appreciate transparency and trust, alongside open communications; these aspects are key if we want to maintain trust in a data-driven future. This is why Niccolò, and his current company are prioritising quality information over quantity, and meaningful, transparent data can be key to fostering trust. Niccolò’s story is like a road with different exits that each have their own uniqueness and flair about them, through his international mobility he has become a well-rounded professional and developed valuable personal skills that he implements in his work every day.

• Studying Abroad: How to Manage Your Finances as an International Student in Italy

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight Studying Abroad: How to Manage Your Finances as an International Student in Italy Studying Abroad: How to Manage Your Finances as an International Student in Italy by Beniamina Cassetta Studying abroad can be a truly transformative experience. We know this can be a challenge, so we’ve put together some practical tips to help you manage your money effectively as an international student in Italy. You should budget for: Accommodation University expenses (books and materials) Internet (Wi-Fi at home and/or mobile plans) Food Public transport Leisure (social activities, day trips, etc.). At Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Educatt offers temporary collaboration contracts to both domestic and international students enrolled in a bachelor or 2-year master’s to help support their academic journey. Università Cattolica students, for instance, can explore a range of student discounts available. Look into organisations like CUS Milano , which provide affordable sports activities, or Sport InCampus for the Piacenza, Brescia, and Rome Campuses. Navigating life as an international student in Italy comes with its challenges , but with the right planning and resources, it's entirely manageable – and deeply rewarding.

• Reimagining international education: The Digital Revolution in Study Abroad

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight Reimagining international education: The Digital Revolution in Study Abroad Reimagining international education: The Digital Revolution in Study Abroad In this era of rapid technological advancements, higher education has witnessed a profound transformation that extends beyond the physical confines of the classroom. The impact of technology on the study abroad experience cannot be understated, as it has revolutionised the way students learn, interact and explore the world. Moving towards the classroom itself, and the learning experience - digital learning platforms have emerged as a gamechanger in the study abroad landscape. This accessibility to global education enriches the study abroad journey and provides students with a limitless range of possibilities for learning , bringing of course its risks too. Through blogging, vlogging, online journals, and social media platforms, students can engage in digital storytelling, documenting their adventures, sharing insights, and reflecting on their personal growth; it’s a reciprocal process, where a space is created for receiving comments and feedback, encouraging online discussions and interactions. Physical presence and cultural immersion remain essential components of the study abroad experience, as they offer opportunities for deep connections and immersive learning that cannot be replicated digitally. Embrace a digital revolution that expands horizons, unites global learners, and paves the way for a study abroad experience which knows no boundaries – where the identity of the students in the classroom of the future is yet to be determined.

• The great dive. How the quest for employability is changing the world of higher education.

  In a research on the subject, Mantz Yorke defines employability as ‘a set of achievements – skills, understandings and personal attributes – that make graduates more likely to gain employment and be successful in their chosen occupations, which benefits themselves, the workforce, the community and the economy’. The particular academic-professional world relationship is a focus of the QS Graduate Employability Ranking, which is used to determine a university’s standing based on its graduates with respect to their employability. The survey results that are then published provide a glimpse of the level of engagement a university has in regards to its students’ employability, and could consequently be influential in prospect student recruitment for universities, and prospect employees for employers. Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore operates in a global employability context as the university consistently expands its networks and options for its students both locally and abroad. In addition to the information that is provided on the occasion of its International Day, Università Cattolica manages a ‘Stage and Placement Portal’ where students can find internships locally or abroad, as well as job announcements, thus facilitating direct contact between the students and employers. The extensive push Università Cattolica has made to student-centered internationalization explains why the university ranked 101-110 in the QS Graduate Employability Ranking. Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore has worldwide recognition for providing employment connections and opportunities to its students.

• LinkedIn for Rookies: 4 Insights from Guest Speaker Lisa Huang, Account Manager @LinkedIn

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight LinkedIn for Rookies: 4 Insights from Guest Speaker Lisa Huang, Account Manager LinkedIn LinkedIn for Rookies: 4 Insights from Guest Speaker Lisa Huang, Account Manager LinkedIn by Adriana Maria Vargas Bermudez All of us who are close to graduation have thought about our short- and medium-term future. in Management , the students had an awesome session with Lisa Huang, Account Manager at LinkedIn , who shared some super cool insights on how to navigate LinkedIn as you step into the professional world. LinkedIn's Mission: Your Secret Weapon LinkedIn isn't just another social media site. Organic vs. Paid Media: What's the Difference? Lisa broke it down for us in a way that's easy to get: Organic Media: Free content you post like updates and articles. Pimp Your LinkedIn Profile Lisa shared some very interesting tips to make your LinkedIn profile more attractive to hiring users: Add a Photo: Profiles with a photo get more views and messages. Lisa Huang's session was packed with practical tips that can help you navigate LinkedIn like a pro. It can look scary and a bit overwhelming but whether you're looking to network, find a job, or just show off your skills, these tips will set you on the right path.

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• Welcome to Italy! Your Post Arrival Game Plan at Cattolica

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight Welcome to Italy! Your Post Arrival Game Plan at Cattolica Welcome to Italy! Your Post Arrival Game Plan at Cattolica By Isabella Diaz Martin We are delighted to welcome you to campus as part of our student body. Know that the Università Cattolica team is here to guide you through your next steps. Università Cattolica’s Student Card: Carta Ateneo+ The student card is your official university ID granting access to campus facilities, university services, sitting exams, etc. iCatt App: University Life in One Place To easily access your timetables, classrooms, exam registration and much more, make sure to download the iCatt App . First Steps at Università Cattolica At the start of the semester, you’ll receive information regarding timetable, class attendance, study plan and your programme tutor. The last digits are the room number It might seem confusing at first (I thought so!) but you’ll get the hang of it quickly! Campus &; Student Services at Università Cattolica Our campuses offer a full range of essential services to support you throughout your academic journey. Don’t forget to check our Welcome KIT to read all the information about your faculty and our Cattolica International webpage to see everything you need to know about your campus.

• Not just graduates. Global changemakers.

  At Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, this means going beyond academic excellence to cultivate ethical leadership, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a strong commitment to the common good . She discusses how Università Cattolica is not just responding to transformation but actively shaping the solutions that will define the coming decades – through pioneering research, internationalisation, and an unwavering focus on human-centred education. At Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, we see education as a force for societal transformation . Through rigorous research, inclusive education, and international collaboration, Università Cattolica is not only responding to today’s questions – it is shaping the answers that will define the decades ahead . How do you see Università Cattolica adapting to these changes and maintaining its relevance in this new AI era? AI is reshaping how we teach, learn, and conduct research . At Università Cattolica, we believe our graduates are not just graduates – they are global changemakers. How do you envision the impact of our graduates in the world, and how do you see Università Cattolica fostering this role? Indeed, our graduates are more than professionals – they are leaders, innovators, and ethical changemakers .

• This is our determination. Our grit.

  At Università Cattolica, the community embodies determination through actions. Through the pursuit of Università Cattolica in finding a fitting description of its ventures during the ebb and flow of the pandemic, the adjustments and metamorphosis it has undergone from the strike of the global crisis, the search of definition to its pursuits lands on grit. To add its own spin to the term, the community of Università Cattolica echoes the philosophy of grit: acknowledging the highs and lows in responding to the academic, social and personal duties, but facing the challenges and successes head-on without the mindset of giving up. The advancement of one’s knowledge through education has always been at the forefront of Università Cattolica’s global initiative and more so during the pandemic as the community continues to bridge the gap of education between Europe and Africa through E4Impact . In partnership with ALTIS (Alta Scuola di Impresa e Società at Università Cattolica), E4Impact offers MBA programmes and scholarships to fifteen African countries, training entrepreneurs who make an impact in their local communities. I believe Università Cattolica and E4Impact’s presence in Africa is one unrivalled within Europe,” says Professor Mario Molteni , Rector’s Delegate for Business Relations, and Full Professor of Business Administration and Corporate Strategy at Università Cattolica, Milan . Flying back to China due to unforeseen circumstances, she finds herself accepting an internship that challenges and sharpens her communication skills while studying at Università Cattolica for her master’s degree in Methods and Topics in Arts Management, sometimes watching recorded lessons and other times attending classes at midnight.

• Generation Z: the first true digital natives. But what else characterizes this generation?

  Like Helin, millions of Gen Z prefer not to stay connected online at all times for the ‘fear of missing out,’ or FOMO in their slang, exciting adventures. Beyond the idea as a generation who can’t live without their smartphones, Gen Z have started to change how the world runs. Unlike a typical tourist who visits a country for two to three days, Gen Z stay longer to maximize the experiences of being abroad. In a study of AFS Intercultural Programs, between 57% and 75% of Gen Z seek cultural experience abroad. In the job market, an IES Abroad study shows that 97% of international students landed a job within 12 months of graduation as compared to 49% of students who didn’t study abroad. The 2013 AIFS Study Abroad research reveals that 56% of international students believe studying abroad lets them acquire skills and competencies required in employment while 80% say that they have improved their adaptability in “diverse workplace environments.”. From the Global Employer Survey Report of the QS World University Rankings, with 10,000 employers surveyed across 116 countries, 6 out of 10 employers see the abroad experiences as an assent while 80% are actively looking for graduates who studied abroad.

• Medicine at Cattolica: I’ve been accepted – now what?

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight Medicine at Cattolica: I’ve been accepted – now what? Medicine at Cattolica: I’ve been accepted – now what? by Mateo Medina Abad Yes, you did it! After months of stress, sleepless nights, and obsessive exam preparation, you received the email that says: “Congratulations – you’ve been admitted to the Medicine and Surgery programme at Università Cattolica in Rome.”. But once the excitement fades, then comes the next big question – now what? Yes, the University provides a clear post-admission guide – but navigating checklists and living through it can feel overwhelming. Step 1: The Bureaucratic Labyrinth Let’s be honest – you’re probably already working on your binder. This step is essential – not just to complete your Cattolica admission, but also for your visa application. Step 3: How Can I Adapt to Life in Rome as an International Student? Now, you are ready to start your new life in Rome. Final Thoughts: You’re Not Just a Student, You’re a Future Doctor Getting into med school is a milestone, and you should be proud of getting this far after all your hard work.

• From Cattolica to the Court: How Lorenzo Defends Human Rights Across Borders

  Through his teaching, Lorenzo continues to inspire the next generation to advocate for human rights and emphasise the importance of international law. To explore this sensitive topic, we spoke to Dr. Lorenzo Acconciamessa, a lawyer and alumnus of Università Cattolica, who currently serves as Assistant Professor of International Law at the University of Palermo . Lorenzo’s five-year academic journey began with the Master of Law at Università Cattolica’s Milan campus, where he developed his passion for human rights and international law. He particularly recalls the International Public Law course taught by Professor Pasquale De Sena, his thesis supervisor and mentor, and the Human Rights Law course taught by Professor Francesca De Vittor. Lorenzo Acconciamessa’s journey from Università Cattolica to the European Court of Human Rights, and now as an Assistant Professor, shows how passion, paired with commitment, can lead to work that influences both individuals and institutions . You are viewing How can the European Court of Human Rights ensure that member states uphold their human rights obligations amid rising political and social tensions around migration? The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) faces one of the most complex legal and moral challenges of our time: upholding human rights obligations while respecting national sovereignty.

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• From Sydney to Milan: Jonah’s Semester of Sport, Travel and Cuisine

  For six months, the 22-year-old from Sydney found himself immersed in new rhythms: cappuccino chats between lectures, weekends across Europe, and classes that pushed him out of his comfort zone and into a more open version of himself. Choosing to study in Milan also means choosing the possibility of travelling elsewhere, getting to know other cultures, cuisines, and beautiful spots. For Jonah Clarke, 22, his exchange programme at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore included trips to Sardinia, Corsica, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Austria. For someone from Australia, it’s a whole new world – just to get to Milan, he had to take a 16-hour flight to Dubai and then a 5-hour flight to Milan. “That’s what you really get here at Cattolica – not only Italian people from other parts of Italy besides Milan, but also from every other country.”. Although his classes were entirely in English and filled mostly with international students, Jonah found that knowing some Italian made a difference – even outside the classroom. Besides all the fun memories, Jonah will take back home not taking himself too seriously and being able to have a laugh, being there for people when they need to chat and be more supportive.

• Our milestone journey

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight Our milestone journey Our milestone journey 1921 Father Agostino Gemelli founded Università Cattolica in Milan together with Ludovico Necchi, Francesco Olgiati, Armida Barelli and Ernesto Lombardo.

• Worldbounders' journey: Charting Pathways of Purpose and Global Influence

  Home News &; Stories Spotlight Worldbounders' journey: Charting Pathways of Purpose and Global Influence Worldbounders' journey: Charting Pathways of Purpose and Global Influence. At Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, the Worldbounder community embodies a vibrant spirit of global exploration, fostering unity, diversity, and personal growth. In the heart of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore's global community, a remarkable group of individuals shines brightly – the Worldbounders. As domestic students venture abroad for study programmes, internships, or volunteering experiences, and incoming international students choose Università Cattolica for degrees or shortterm programmes, Worldbounders find themselves leading in a spirited and inclusive community . This sense of community is palpable during Università Cattolica events like Orientation Day and International Day, where Worldbounders not only unite to celebrate the richness of cultural diversity that defines our campus but also play vital roles as testimonials and guides available for interested students. Whether it's domestic students immersing themselves in international experiences through study programmes, internships, and volunteering abroad, or incoming international students choosing Università Cattolica to pursue their degrees or short-term programmes, it is within this vibrant community that Worldbounders discover a profound sense of belonging. Welcome to the Worldbounder community at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, where every story is a testament to the boundless possibilities of the human experience .