COURSES and OPPORTUNITIES How to become a "lifelong learning" student
The table illustrates the various courses available and also includes faculty courses that do not require compulsory attendance.
| Faculty/School of |
Study program |
Information |
| Science and Technology |
"CasaClima" Master |
new start in 2012/2013 |
|
Master in Innovation Engineering |
Study program website |
| Education |
Training course for teaching English at Primary Schools |
Study program website |
| Economics and Management |
Master in Economics and Management of the Public Sector |
Study manifesto |
There are various ways to help you finance your studies, such as:
If you would like personalised advice about studying at the Free University of Bozen/Bolzano, please send an email to
info@unibz.it or request an appointment by calling 0471 012100.
To find out more about the Italian university system and lifelong learning
The use of the term "master" in Italy, which should not be confused with Italian postgraduate degrees, refers to a "specialization course at the higher education level" that was instituted by art. 3, para. 9, of Ministerial Decree 270 of 22/10/2004. These courses are usually only open to candidates who already possess an undergraduate or postgraduate degree.
The diagram illustrates the Italian university system after the reform of the university organisational model introduced by the Bologna Process. This process aims to standardise the various university systems in Europe.
Further information can be found in the official document published by the Ministry for Universities on the National Qualifications Framework (Quadro Nazionale dei titoli) and soon on the following website:
www.quadrodeititoli.it