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.
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The University has resolved to introduce a 25% reduction in the all-inclusive tuition fee for students enrolled in the Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Nursing, with the objective of contributing to the mitigation of the current shortage of nursing personnel—an issue of increasing concern at both local and national levels.
This measure forms part of a broader institutional strategy aimed at enhancing the attractiveness of healthcare education programmes, by facilitating access to and promoting retention within degree courses of significant social and professional relevance.
Through this initiative, the University intends to contribute, within the scope of its institutional mandate, to the strengthening of the healthcare system by fostering the education and training of qualified professionals capable of effectively addressing the health needs of the community.
It specifies the application aspects of the Course Teaching Regulations.
The purpose of this document is to define the main general and specific criteria for the educational planning of the course.
To read the document, please consult the Italian course page.
Students enrolled in Brescia centre can view the class schedule at this link.
Below are directions to classrooms on Bollani Street in Brescia.
To see the class schedule in other locations, please consult the Italian course page.
To take the exam, the student must attend at least 80% of the hours stipulated in the Study Plan.
The holder of the teaching can activate remedial mechanisms and must communicate them at the beginning of each course.
Those who do not obtain the certificate of attendance for each teaching, in the following academic year are enrolled in supernumerary/repeat in the same course year with the obligation to attend the courses for which they are in default.
Please consult the Italian course page.
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.
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.