Trento, Italy
The University of Trento is located in one of the most gorgeous natural environments in the world, the Dolomites, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage since 1997. The University of Trento has high academic standards regarding research, teaching, university facilities and services. Furthermore, the University has strong links to the territory and, along with the city of Trento, is actively committed to maintaining a high quality of life. Trento is one of the 10 ‘Smart Cities’ in the world.
University of Trento
Language of instruction:
English and Italian.
Level of study:
Undergraduate and Postgraduate.
Academic programs offered:
Industrial Engineering, Information Engineering and Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics and Management, Psychology and Cognitive Science, Cellular, Computational and Integrative Biology, Sociology and Social Research, Physics, Centre for Agriculture, Food and Environment, Humanities, Law, Civil, Mechanical and Environmental Engineering.
Program credit:
Electives or courses approved by Academic Affairs.
Course Restrictions:
UNITN accepts incoming undergraduate and postgraduate exchange students throughout all departments and areas of study at the university. However, course restrictions may be conditioned by one or both of the following: Language level: for courses taught in Italian a minimum Italian level of A2 is required. For courses taught in English a minimum level of B1 or B2 is required. Pre-requisites: certain specialised or higher-level courses may have specific pre-requisite requirements.
Course catalogue:
View the course catalogue on the Trento website. Most detailed course outlines will be available in the Esse3 database. One UniSQ course would usually be equivalent to about six to eight ECTS, but this will be assessed by your UniSQ program coordinator.
Visit the Scholarships and costs page for more details on how you can fund your program.
Based on availability, accommodation may be included for Non- European exchange students upon agreement with the international Mobility Office.
Insurance:
Health insurance is required both for the Italian visa application and the subsequent student stay permit application. You can choose between:
A private health insurance policy bought in your home country that covers emergencies and which is valid for the entire duration of your stay in Italy. If the insurance is in your mother tongue, please have it translated at least to English for the stay permit request. Some examples of private international student health insurance policies can be found in the ‘Download Box’ using the link below.
Italian Health Insurance: You can enrol in the Italian National Health Service at the cost of 149.77 euros per calendar year, which is valid from the beginning of January until the end of December regardless of the month you pay. If you choose to enrol in the National Health Service you will benefit from the same services as Italian citizens.
For more detailed information please see the UNTN Health Insurance for Non-EU Citizens webpage.
If any insurance policy can be used, students may qualify to be covered under the UniSQ insurance policy. Please check with the UniSQ Mobility Team at the time of acceptance to the exchange program.
Visa information:
Read more information on Italian entry requirements.
Please visit the University of Trento website.