The University of Brescia promotes psychological well-being and guarantees the rights of the students. For further information, please consult the page Rights and welfare of the students.
Find out how to attend the graduate program.
To see the class schedule, please consult the Italian course page.
To see the class schedule, please consult the Italian course page.
Each student is required to attend all the teaching activities envisaged in the study plan.
The certificate of attendance, which is necessary to sit the relative examination, is obtained by attending at least 75% of the teaching hours envisaged for each Course. A minimum attendance of 50% of the hours of each module is also required.
It is left to the holder of the Course to activate remedial mechanisms to be communicated at the beginning of each course.
Those who have not obtained a certificate of attendance for the subjects in their year of enrolment or who have not passed the internship examination are enrolled, as a supernumerary, with the status of repeat entrants in the year from which they came.
Students elected to collegiate bodies or engaged in university institutional activities authorised by the CCdS have justified absences from teaching activities in order to participate in them.
Internship
Internships and professional workshops require 100% attendance. For the internship only, a maximum of 20% of the total number of hours stipulated in the study plan may be waived, exceptionally and for documented reasons, as a debt to be made up the following year.
Propaedeuticity and rules for enrolment in the following year
Propaedeuticities and rules for enrolling in the following year are described in the Course Teaching Regulation, which can be viewed here.
To see the procedures, please consult the Italian course page.
Student-choice educational activities are activities for which the student exercises his/her personal and free choice in order to obtain the 6 CFUs envisaged by Course Teaching Regulation.
The request for recognition of CFUs as optional activities may be made by:
a) responsible organisation, internal or external to the university structure;
b) lecturers of the degree course;
c) assistants and work placement guides of the degree course;
d) students.
The following may be recognised as training activities of the student's choice
- participation in seminars, conferences, lectures of particular interest for the professional figure;
- performance of practical activities with supervision. At the time of the request, which can be submitted by means of a specific form (see below), the functions and activities to be performed by the students must be clearly defined, in order to analyse the consistency of these activities with the training objectives of the degree course.
In order to be admitted to the examination of the optional activities, the student is required to hand in the certificate of attendance and the report on the initiative attended to the relevant teaching office.
The file below is in Italian
Registration for exam appointments is done through Esse3.
Examination dates entered in Esse3 can be viewed clicking here.
As per the Teaching Regulation, the defined periods for exam sessions are:
- February session, 2 dates;
- Easter session, 1 dates;
- June-July session, 2 dates;
- September session, 2 dates;
- Christmas session, 1 dates.
To find out the dates of the exam sessions consult the Teaching Calendar (⭡).
This form can be used to justify work absence and has to be signed by the teacher in charge of the examination.
Knowledge is ascertained in accordance with the Course Teaching Regulation or by submission of an International Certification.
See the updated list of recognized language certifications.