Admission criteria and procedure

If you graduated abroad follow the apposite application procedure for foreign studentswith the support of the Welcome Officeand subsequently support the test your knowledge of the Italian language.

Graduates holding a degree obtained in an EU country must request an assessment of their academic record, including the relevant course syllabi, by sending them to valutazionedeirequisiti@economia.unige.it.
If the curricular requirements are found to be lacking, the assessment will include an indication of the exams to be taken as a bridging program in order to address any identified gaps and to gain access to the personal preparation assessment process.

Candidates holding a non-EU degree must:

1. Apply via the UnigeApply portal (no other application methods will be accepted), declaring: final degree grade (corresponding to at least 80% of the maximum achievable grade, a mandatory requirement); knowledge of Italian; and English proficiency (B2 certification);

2. Take an interview to assess their suitability for the LM MEET program;

3. Take an English language interview (if no valid certification is provided) to verify proficiency at least at the B2 level (CEFR reference);

4. Are invited to take the Italian language proficiency test organized by the University;

5. May attend the Italian language course offered by the University.

Following a positive evaluation, the acquisition of any necessary bridging credits, and the completion of the identified process, candidates will then be granted access to the final assessment of their personal preparation

Graduates who have obtained a Bachelor's degree in class L-18 (Economics and Business Management) or L-33 (Economics), or an equivalent qualification, with a final grade of 99/110 or higher, and who have an English language proficiency of at least B2 level, are considered to meet the curricular requirements and are therefore exempt from the personal preparation assessment.

For those who do not meet the above-mentioned curricular requirements, an evaluation of their academic background and personal preparation is required. Specifically:

• For graduates in class L-18 (Economics and Business Management) and class L-33 (Economics) with a final grade lower than 99/110, admission is subject to passing a single assessment test (Module 2) verifying personal preparation.
  The test is considered passed with a score of at least 18/30.
  The same rule applies to graduates from other universities in the same degree classes (L-18, L-33): in these cases, applicants must send a self-certification of their exams and final grade to valutazionedeirequisiti@economia.unige.it, specifying the program of interest in the subject line.

• For graduates with a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent qualification) in other classes, two tests are required: one to assess basic knowledge (Module 1) and one to assess personal preparation (Module 2).

• Graduates from the old system (prior to Ministerial Decree 509/99) and graduates of single-cycle degree programs must request an assessment of their academic record in order to define their enrollment conditions

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Following the outcome of the verification you will be able to acquire any missing CFUs through the so-called bridging career: see the dedicated page under "Enroll in individual educational activities of an open access course."

In particular read the paragraph: Enrolling in individual educational activities aimed at admission to Master's degree courses (so-called "bridging career")

If you are unable to attest or certify a level of English language proficiency of at least level B2 in your application for evaluation of curricular requirements, you can make up the educational debt through enrollment in the English language teaching provided in the curriculum of the Bachelor's degree programs of the Department of Economics and through passing the relevant examination.