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Winter 2024 - Orientation Sessions
Winter 2024 - Orientation Sessions Your first day of the Winter Programme will start with a brief orientation session, a campus tour and complimentary lunch in the University Canteen. Your first lesson will take place in the afternoon. Monday January 8, 2024 at 9:30 am Location: TBD Orientation Event for students enrolled in. Personal Branding Entrepreneurship and Innovation Green Management and Sustainability. Monday January 22nd, 2024 at 9.30 am Orientation Event for students enrolled in Business, Government, and the Global Economy Download the presentation.
Fall 2021 - Welcome to Cattolica
Fall 2021 - Welcome to Cattolica Hi, and welcome to Università Cattolica! We are looking forward to having you here with us this Fall semester 2021 (or perhaps even for the full-year). Sections on this page: - Plan your arrival - Getting your semester/academic year underway (or off to a good start) - Making friends and having fun - Cattolica International contacts Plan your arrival! Cattolica communications You are now enrolled as a Cattolica student and have been assigned a Cattolica email account (es. firstname.lastname01@icatt.it). Looking for a Mentor at Cattolica? The Buddy Programme pairs you with a current Cattolica student, who will be your mentor. You must swipe your student ID card (Carta Ateneo+) for identification and have your temperature scanned by university personnel (all the university buildings follow this procedure) LEARN MORE Getting familiar with UCSC International Curriculum and UCSC Academic Curriculum features. Enter the buildings and services of Cattolica Print, scan and copy As a debit card Visit the health center in case of need More information will be given during Orientation Events. Book an appointment to collect your Carta Ateneo + : EU STUDENTS NON-EU STUDENTS (during the appointment you will also receive your Permit of Stay kit) Get to know people and have fun!
Accommodation in Brescia - MIL Service apartments
Accommodation in Brescia - MIL Service apartments Shared apartment Zima Shared apartment Mantova.
Online orientation event - Winter 2021
Business, Government and the Global Economy and Green Management and Sustainability Download the presentation Watch the presentation. Personal Branding: Impact, Influence and Effectiveness in the Workplace Download the presentation Watch the presentation.
CIMEA Comparability and Verification services
Home About Cattolica About the University CIMEA Comparability and Verification services CIMEA Comparability and Verification services. Comparability Through the Comparability service it is possible to ask CIMEA to evaluate foreign qualifications of the higher education system and final qualifications of secondary school courses that allow access to Higher Education. In the case of a positive evaluation, CIMEA experts will produce a Statement of Comparability relating to the qualification evaluated. By Comparability we mean the identification of the level of the foreign qualification with reference to the cycles of the Bologna Process and the levels of the European Qualifications Framework. Verification Through the Verification service it is possible to ask CIMEA to certify that a foreign qualification of the Higher Education or secondary school system has actually been awarded to the holder by an official body in the system of reference. In the case of positive feedback, CIMEA experts will produce a Statement of Verification referring to the qualification which has been verified. T his verification does not in any way guarantee the formal recognition of the qualification within a national system, but it is a useful indication for those institutions that evaluate qualifications during different recognition procedures .
Home About Cattolica About the University About Facts and figures Facts and figures 5 campuses 35,673 overall number of students 2,011 international students in A.Y. Università Cattolica is ranked in the top 43% of the universities worldwide and stands out in 17 different subjects for its quality in research as well as academic and employer reputation. You are viewing History and mission Facts and figures 5 Campuses Our alumni Research and outreach Career advising.
Home About Cattolica About the University Our campuses Bolzano campus 2. Bolzano, nestled in the Dolomite mountains, offers year-round outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and biking. Its alpine scenery provides a perfect backdrop for relaxation and adventure. The city blends Italian, German, and Ladin cultures, featuring a rich tapestry of traditions, festivals, and cuisines.
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Spring 2022 - UCSC International Curriculum - Course list
Spring 2022 - UCSC International Curriculum - Course list. A Sociological Perspective on Modern Italian Fashion ZXP689 - What is Design? The Fundamentals of an Italian Industry ZXP704 / ZXS170 - The Fashion Market: Structure, Players and Success Factors ZXQ005 - Luxury Business Insights ZXP705 - A Fashion Brand: from Line Creation to Market Placement. A case study Sociology, Psychology and Law ZXP727 - Are Individuals the Same in the East and West? Cultural Differences in Social Psychological Processes ZXP725 - Roman Law and Common Law.
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Università Cattolica's brochures
Università Cattolica's brochures An Open Journey An Open Journey An Open journey An Open Journey An Open Journey An Open Journey.
Clinical electives Welcome to Università Cattolica International Student Services! This page is dedicated to international students who are arriving to Cattolica’s Rome campus. Cattolica Communications (via ICatt) 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 . Student Visa (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 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.
Summer programmes - Rome campus
Welcome to Università Cattolica International Student Services! This page is dedicated to international students who are arriving to Cattolica’s Rome campus. Cattolica Communications (via ICatt) 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 . Student Visa (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 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. ZQP996 - Global Health and Epidemiology schedule syllabus ZQU735 - From Molecules to Cells: a Translational Path Towards Novel Therapeutics schedule syllabus ZQP995 - Health Policy and Management for Universal Coverage schedule syllabus ZQT433 - Eukaryotic Cell Biology schedule syllabus.
Cattolica Communications (via ICatt) 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 . Student Visa (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 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. ZQP996 - Global Health and Epidemiology schedule syllabus ZQU735 - From Molecules to Cells: a Translational Path Towards Novel Therapeutics schedule syllabus ZQP995 - Health Policy and Management for Universal Coverage schedule syllabus ZQT433 - Eukaryotic Cell Biology schedule syllabus.
Cattolica Communications (via ICatt) 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 . Student Visa (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 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. When you enrolled at Cattolica you were given a code similar to the Fiscal Code, however, this code was automatically generated by our systems and is not the official code issued by the Italian Tax Authority and therefore is not valid for use in the transactions listed above.
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. 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. Martina Peretti 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. Bev Partridge Cattolica Regional Manager Asia Pacific. Alice - Zhou Qianru Cattolica Regional Manager China. Krutarth Hendre Cattolica Regional Manager India.
At Termini or Ottaviano subway station (metro A) and at “edicola” / ”tabaccaio”, you can purchase the following tickets: BIT : Integrated Time Ticket: costs 1.50 and lasts 100 minutes from the initial validation. DAILY PASS CIS weekly PASS: 24 MONTHLY PASS : 35 In case of public transportation strike, be sure to check the following links for up-to-date news: https://www.atac.roma.it/en/tickets-and-passes (metro and buses) – Always check the news section! http://www.trenitalia.com/tcom/Informazioni/Treni-garantiti-in-caso-di-sciopero (to have a list of trains which are guaranteed to travel in case of strike). Try local cuisine: Italian food is delicious! Don’t miss out on trying authentic Roman dishes like pasta alla carbonara, pasta cacio e pepe, pizza al taglio and of course indulge in gelato from local gelaterias. Cost-Effective While budget airlines might seem like a cheaper option at first glance, train travel can be cost-effective when factoring in additional expenses such as transportation to and from airports, baggage fees, and the overall convenience of city-center train stations. Convenient City-Center Stations Train stations are often located in the heart of cities, making it easy for you to access you accommodation and explore the city immediately upon arrival. Avoid Airport Hassles Train travel eliminates many of the hassles associated with air travel, such as long security lines, baggage checks, and the need to arrive hours before departure.
In order to have the most of your stay in Rome, here are some tips for you: Immerse yourself in the Italian culture Learn Italian: while some people in Rome speak English, knowing some Italian will greatly enhance your experience and help you navigate daily life more easily. Take time to visit famous landmarks like Colosseum, Vatican City, and the Pantheon , but also explore the lesser-known neighborhoods to get a feel for the local life. Try local cuisine: Italian food is delicious! Don’t miss out on trying authentic Roman dishes like pasta alla carbonara, pasta cacio e pepe, pizza al taglio and of corse indulge in gelato from local gelaterias. DAILY PASS CIS weekly PASS: 24 MONTHLY PASS : 35 In case of public transportation strike, be sure to check the following links for up-to-date news: https://www.atac.roma.it/en/tickets-and-passes (metro and buses) – Always check the news section! Main Italian holidays January 1 - New Year’s Day January 6 - Epiphany April 25 - Liberation Day May 1 - Labour Day June 2 - Anniversary of the Republic June 29 – St. Peter and St. Paul (local holiday) August 15 - Ferragosto November 1 - All Saints’ Day December 8 - Immaculate Conception December 25 - Christmas Day December 26 – St. Stephen’s Day. Try local cuisine: Italian food is delicious! Don’t miss out on trying authentic Roman dishes like pasta alla carbonara, pasta cacio e pepe, pizza al taglio and of course indulge in gelato from local gelaterias. Cost-Effective While budget airlines might seem like a cheaper option at first glance, train travel can be cost-effective when factoring in additional expenses such as transportation to and from airports, baggage fees, and the overall convenience of city-center train stations.
University campus services Campus map International Office: School of Medicine, Istituti Biologici (red building), Ground Floor, room 231. Polo Universitario “Giovanni XXIII” (brown building) Your Student card You will be given your student card during the orientation event and you will also be told how and where to use it. 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. 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 . The A. Gemelli Hospital Check the website of the Fondazione Policlinico Gemelli for detailed information. The supervisor is responsible of establishing your schedule during the traineeship, of evaluating the completed traineeship and of signing the final training certificate. Final Training Certificate/Transcript of Records At the end of your clinical traineeship, you will be provided with a final training certificate (and a ToR if applicable) which reports an evaluation signed by your supervisor and by our International Office.
Home About Cattolica About the University Our campuses Milan. Duomo di Milano (Milan Cathedral) took nearly six centuries to complete: construction began in 1386, and the final details were completed in 1965, that’s over 500 years! Useful links Student services in Milan Life in Milan.
Home About Cattolica About the University Rome. Rome in the spotlight A true cultural capital . Luck or no luck, the proceeds are donated to a good cause Rome in the spotlight A true cultural capital . Luck or no luck, the proceeds are donated to a good cause.
Home About Cattolica About the University Our campuses Cremona. It focuses on product and process innovation, food safety, environmental and economic sustainability, personnel training and management training. Cremona in the spotlight Cremona has a picturesque historic centre with most sights clustered around the main square, Piazza del Comune A must for music lovers . The most well-known Italian violin makers include Antonio Stradivari, Nicolo Amati and Guarneri del Gesù. Useful links Student services in Cremona Living in Cremona.
Home About Cattolica About the University Milan. Duomo di Milano (Milan Cathedral) took nearly six centuries to complete: construction began in 1386, and the final details were completed in 1965, that’s over 500 years! Useful links Student services in Milan Life in Milan.
