You can obtain other credits by participating in conferences, congresses, colloquia, seminars, organised by the course of study, the Department of Antiquities, Philosophy and History and the School of Humanities.

Below you will find a detailed list of the activities that are considered valid for credit recognition:

1. period of study abroad at university sites (3 CFU for a duration of no less than 2 months);
2. stage or laboratory activities recognised by the CCDS relevant to curricular training;
3. relational and didactic training activities at public or legally recognised organisations pertinent to curricular training;
4. certificate of attendance at conferences and seminar cycles strictly pertinent to curricular training, as established by the commission;
5. computer skills, subject to passing the specific test (from 1 to 3 CFU);
6. elective teaching activities (ADE) pertinent to curricular training;
7. other, subject to examination by the committee and specific approval by the CCdS.