Attachments Document Esito colloquio di ammissione del 10.09.2026 Who should conduct the Verification You are exempt from the assessment if you have achieved a final mark of 100/110 or higher in a degree in the following categories:L-17 Architectural Sciences (formerly Ministerial Decree 270/04)LM-4 Architecture and Building Engineering – Architecture (formerly Ministerial Decree 270/04)4/S Architecture and Building Engineering (formerly Ministerial Decree 509/99) Assessment of personal preparation is compulsory for all candidates who meet the curriculum requirements and are not exempt. How to access To sit the assessment of your personal preparedness , you must complete the pre-enrolment so that you appear on the lists of candidates pre-enrolled on the degree programme.Subsequently, if you pass the assessment or are exempt, you must confirm your enrolment.There is no fee for pre-enrolment or the assessment test Payment of the enrolment fee and the regional fee is due upon confirmation of enrolment. How it works The assessment consists of an interview with the Committee to assess candidates’ academic qualifications and personal suitability for admission to the Master’s degree programme; the purpose of the interview is to discuss the candidate’s academic record and portfolio. The curriculum vitae must not exceed 4 A4 pages. The portfolio may be in any format and must contain at least 3 pieces of work (including the final dissertation for graduates).The outcome of the assessment will be indicated as ‘admitted’, ‘admitted conditionally’ or ‘not admitted’. This outcome will be published on the degree programme’s website. Where and when Admissions interviews will take place on the Teams platform on the following dates:Thursday 10 September 2026 at 10:00. Deadline for online pre-enrolment: Friday 4 September at 24:00Further dates are currently being finalised To prepare you During the admission interview for the master’s degree programme, the results achieved in the previous three-year bachelor’s degree programme are taken into account, and the candidates’ maturity and motivation are assessed. Therefore, to prepare for the interview, you should not simply study, but rather take stock of your academic career to date. The interview should be seen as an opportunity to look back and critically reflect on the path you have taken and its outcomes – including in terms of personal satisfaction – whilst envisaging possible future directions and identifying any shortcomings, so that you can chart your course more consciously. Commission Coordinator: Prof. Nicola Valentino Canessa, Profs. Daniela Pittaluga and Renata Morbiducci.Substitute lecturers: Profs. Maria Canepa and Rita Vecchiattini.
