Post-graduate University courses

To enrol on a master's degree, candidates must have the following: a three-year university degree or diploma or academic qualification from abroad which is recognized as compatible and equivalent. In addition, they must have the specific curricular requisites and pass a personal knowledge test, as defined in the academic regulations for the master's degree courses, which also indicate the specific access criteria.

The career guidance and job placement (OJP) service promotes, supports, combines with and adds to the guidance services provided in individual schools.

It is a database of administrative documents regarding all the graduates of the universities in the Almalaurea association. The aim is to facilitate young people's access to employment, help businesses with recruitment, and minimize the time taken for the demand and supply of skilled labour to meet.

It is a postgraduate specialist vocational degree, following the achievement of a first-cycle degree (Laurea - L ) (Master’s Level 1) and second-cycle degree (Laurea Magistrale)  (Master’s Level 2).

The postgraduates’ office is responsible for all administrative procedures relating to the career of students enrolled on the postgraduate courses.

Advanced training courses are an academic course providing in-depth knowledge and updating students on a specific subject.

According to Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR) decree 249/2010, as amended (see TFA/CINECA), TFA is the path to follow to qualify to teach in secondary schools after the master's degree. As per MIUR decree 22/2005, Annex A, to qualify for class A036 (philosophy, psychology and educational sciences), you only can access the TFA if you have acquired at least 96 credits in teaching methods, psychology, sociology and philosophy,  in previous studies (details on the Ministry of Education website). The LM57 and LM85 master’s degree classes enable access to the TFA A036 class if the above minimum requirements are possessed.