Incoming students
We take this opportunity to remind you that, although particular practices will continue to be regulated, from 3rd June is possible to travel among regions within Italy, as well as throughout the European Union, and the Schengen area including Switzerland and the United Kingdom. However, travel to and from non-EU and non-Schengen countries will not resume until Tuesday, June 16.
In addition to these updates, complete access to parks and participation at masses, and funerals will be possible in compliance with a safety distance of at least two meters. People will also be able to visit museums and other places of culture, as well as to continue their slow and safe return to beach clubs, bars, restaurants, barbers and hairdressers with spacing limitations and other security protocols (reservations will be mandatory, buffets are no longer allowed)
Schools and universities remain closed, in addition to the suspension of congresses, reunions, meetings and social events. The protocol to remain at home for those in quarantine, with respiratory infections, or with a fever above 37.5 degrees celsius will also remain intact.
PLEASE continue to be CAREFUL to avoid spreading the virus. Even as we ease restrictions, the virus is not gone. It is still mandatory to wear masks and keep a safe distance of at least 2 metre from people.
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The International Relations Office promotes student exchanges within the Erasmus Programme. It provides information and assistance to all students participating in these study abroad programs. A substantial part of this activity is devoted to the orientation and support of foreign students, to whom the following sections are addressed.
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We welcome applicants from all educational backgrounds and we encourage you to apply. |
Take a look at our Applying pages. If you need further support, please contact us.
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 Practical information about what is important to remember before your departure. |
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