- TypeUniversities
- LocationParma, Italy
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The Università degli studi di Parma (University of Parma) is a university in Parma, in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, with its main address at Via Università 12 and a further site in Piacenza. Its departments run teaching and research across a wide range of fields, and it has a Food Project and a School of Advanced Studies on Food and Nutrition that bring together its work on food.
The university offers:
- Bachelor's and single-cycle degree courses in Italian and in English
- Master's degree courses in Italian and in English, for example Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles (MUNER)
- Medicine and Surgery in Italian and in English, health professions, dental medicine and veterinary medicine, with admission tests
- Postgraduate programmes and double degree programmes
Non-EU applicants apply through the university's Admissions Portal and must pre-register on Universitaly to obtain a study visa. Tuition depends on each student's economic situation, and regional scholarships and other benefits are provided by ER.GO, the Emilia-Romagna agency for the right to study. The university also welcomes refugees and asylum seekers, offers help finding accommodation and has a Welcome Point for new students.
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Public University
+39 0521 902111
Via Universita', 12, Parma, Italy, 43121
International applicants follow these steps:
- Choose a course and check the requirements for studying in Italy and the language requirements
- Apply through the Admissions Portal (apply.unipr.it) for a pre-assessment; master's courses in English have yearly intakes in spring and, for some courses, in June
- After a positive pre-assessment, pre-register on ESSE3 and pay the first instalment by the deadline
- Pre-register on the Universitaly portal to obtain a visa
- Deliver original foreign qualification documents in person to the student office to complete enrolment
Medicine and Surgery, health professions and some other courses require an admission test.
Tuition fees at the University of Parma depend on each student's economic and financial situation, which also determines eligibility for scholarships and accommodation. Regional scholarships and other benefits are awarded by ER.GO, the Emilia-Romagna agency for the right to study. The university also has study opportunities for refugees and asylum seekers.
