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Università degli Studi di Salerno
Erasmus+ Programme
International students mobility
Academic year 2014-2015
Before leaving
Application Form Procedure
In order to be accepted, your home University must send an official nomination to the International
Relations – Erasmus Office ([email protected]). Once nominated, you will receive all necessary
information by email and you can proceed with the online Application Form.
It is very important for you go through the procedure described below, otherwise we cannot register your
application in our system.
1. Go to the following link for registration: http://esse3web.unisa.it/unisa/Home.do?cod_lingua=eng
(available from 02/05/2014);
2. Click on Registration to obtain a Username and Password;
3. Once registered, login and click on International Mobility to fill in the Application Form for
Incoming Students;
4. Print a paper version of the Application Form;
5. Send the hard copy to the following address: Università degli Studi di Salerno
Ufficio Relazioni Internazionali – Erasmus
Via Giovanni Paolo II, 132
84084 Fisciano (SA) – Italy
Be sure your Application Form bears:
a) your signature;
b) information about your home University (Erasmus Office Address etc.);
c) your study level (Undergraduate/Postgraduate/Doctoral);
d) your mobility period (first/second semester or full academic year);
e) an ID-photo (passport size)
f) a copy of a valid identity card or passport;
g) a copy of the health insurance.
As soon as the hard copy of the Application Form is received, the names of the accepted students will be
published on the following website: http://www.international.unisa.it/studenti/inc_era_studies_list.
Via Giovanni Paolo II, 132 – 84084 Fisciano (SA) – Italy
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
Website: www.international.unisa.it
Email: [email protected]
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Important note:
During the Application Form Procedure you will be given three options to choose accommodation.
Please select “PRIVATE”, since accommodation is not guaranteed by the University.
Deadline Application Form:
- 15/06/2014: I semester and whole academic year;
- 15/11/2014: II semester.
Please note that applications received after the above mentioned deadlines will NOT be processed.
Information for non EU students:
Students from non EU countries, will receive an invitation letter from the University of Salerno after
having received the hard copy of the Application Form.
Afterwards students must contact the Italian Embassy or Consulate in order to obtain the necessary VISA.
Before leaving for Italy non EU students must have:
- a valid passport;
- a Visa issued by the Embassy or Consulate;
- a health insurance.
All the above mentioned documents will enable students to set up the procedure to apply for a residence
permit (Permesso di soggiorno), which is compulsory.
Students will be charged of about € 153,50 for this residence permit.
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
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Accommodation Procedure
Private rented rooms
As soon as you arrive at the International Relations – Erasmus Office, the Student Association AEGEESalerno will help you to find a suitable accommodation in private rented rooms.
The cost of a single room in a private furnished flat is around € 250 per month, for a double room the price
is around € 200 per month (fees are excluded).
AEGEE-Salerno (@ the International Relations – Erasmus Office)
Tel.: +39 089 962482 – Fax: +39 089 962487
Email: [email protected] – Website: www.aegeesalerno.com – Facebook: Aegee Salerno
Opening hours: from 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. on Monday – Tuesday – Thursday – Friday.
Closed on Wednesday.
Halls of Residence
You can also apply for the halls of residence on Campus, managed by A.D.I.S.U. (www.adisu.sa.it), but only
a small number of Halls of Residence may be given to incoming students and only for a period of study
lasting not less than a whole academic year (ten months).
Cost for accommodation in the Halls of Residence is: € 210 per person in a three bedroom flat, € 260 per
person in a one bedroom flat (fees included).
Please note that the accommodation in the halls of residence is not guaranteed.
Upon your arrival
We suggest you to stay at the Youth Hostel “Ave Gratia Plena Minor”, for the first nights. The cost is €
12,50 per night. For booking and further information please get in touch with:
Ostello della Gioventù “Ave Gratia Plena Minor”
Via dei Canali – 84100 Salerno – Italy
Tel.: +39 089 234776
Fax: +39 089 2581874
Website: www.ostellodisalerno.it
For other hotels, please visit the following website: www.international.unisa.it/studenti/accommodation.
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
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Didactic information
Courses language
Apart from the Master degree in Food Engineering that is taught in English, all courses are held in Italian.
Academic calendar
All courses are, usually, organized in two semesters:
1st semester
Courses: September/October – December/January
Examination period: January/February/March
2nd semester
Courses: February/March – May/June
Examination period: May/June/July/September
Most courses last one semester but there are also courses that last for the whole academic year.
The beginning of each semester may vary, depending on each Department. Updated information will be
published on their websites.
Holidays
- August 2014: Summer holidays
- 21/09/2014: Patron Saint of Salerno (San Matteo)
- 24/12/2014 – 06/01/2015: Christmas holidays
- Easter 2015: one week
- 25/04/2015: Italian Liberation Day
- 01/05/2015: Labor Day
- 02/06/2015: Italian Republic Holiday
Courses choice and Learning Agreement
You may attend any course offered by the University of Salerno in any Department.
The chosen courses must be listed in your Learning Agreement before your departure and approved by
both universities.
The Learning Agreement can be modified at the beginning of each semester, but all changes have to be
approved.
To select the courses to include in your Learning agreement visit the following websites:
- List of Departments
http://esse3web.unisa.it/unisa/Guide/ListaFacoltaCorsi.do ( - )
http://www.unisa.it/didattica/index (only in )
- All offered courses
http://esse3web.unisa.it/unisa/Guide/PaginaRicercaInse.do ( - )
- Professors
http://esse3web.unisa.it/unisa/Guide/PaginaRicercaDocenti.do ( -
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
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Exams
Exams may be taken at the end of each course through a written or oral test, or both (at discretion of the
teacher).
The results of the passed exams are given with a mark based on the national system (in Italy marks are out
of 30, with 18 as the pass mark).
ECTS
ECTS is the English acronym of “European Credits Transfer System” and it is fully adopted by the University
of Salerno.
The credits are used to show the quantity of work carried out by the student. 1 ECTS credit corresponds to
25 hours of student’s work. The workload undertaken by the student in the academic year includes:
participation in class (frontal lessons), practical involvement, seminars and independent study.
Academic tutor
The academic tutor is responsible for all academic issues (learning agreement, courses to be taken etc.).
His/Her email is available, after your web registration, in the section “Destination” of your Application
Form for Incoming Students.
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
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Practical information
General overview
The University of Salerno, with about 40,000 students, 2,110 staff, 34 bachelor degrees, 34 master
degrees, 6 one cycle degrees and 16 PhD schools is one of the largest universities in southern Italy.
Founded in 1968, it is ideally linked to the “Schola Medica Salernitana”, one of the oldest European
institutions of the Middle ages closed in 1811.
The University is located in the Irno Valley (16 Km away from the city of Salerno) and has two Campuses
(one in Fisciano and one in Baronissi) that have grown over time and established themselves within the
Southern Italian University context as an important reference point.
Therefore, while referring to an illustrious past and inspired by numerous experiences that have
characterized their development, the Campuses have developed as a modern innovative University in
contemporary society, with high educational standards, serving all the needs of its numerous students,
with a wide choice of educational programs and multiple and efficient services.
International Focus
The University of Salerno is strongly committed to the implementation of International Relations and in
developing international skills of both incoming and outgoing students.
It also pays great attention to the integration process of its incoming students. To this end the University
organizes intensive Italian Language courses at the beginning of each semester and sets up agreements
with international students’ associations.
Transportation
The nearest airport is the Airport of Salerno – Costa d’Amalfi (www.aeroportosalerno.it).
Also the Airport of Naples – Napoli Capodichino (www.gesac.it) handles lots of European destinations.
From the airport it is possible to reach the main train station in Naples (Napoli Centrale) by taxi or by bus
(ANM number 3S) or Alibus. From Naples you can get to Salerno in around 45-60 minutes by train
(www.fsitaliane.it) or with the SITA bus company (www.sitasudtrasporti.it).
If you are arriving at Roma Ciampino or Fiumicino airport (www.adr.it) you should go by bus or train to
the main train station in Rome (Roma Termini) and get to Salerno by train; it takes about 2 hours 45
minutes.
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
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The Fisciano and Baronissi Campuses have daily bus services to and from surrounding areas (bus numbers
7, 17 and 27). The CSTP Bus Service (www.cstp.it) goes to and from Salerno every 20 minutes.
A free ecological bus service runs on campus linking the different University buildings.
It is absolutely necessary to buy the ticket before getting on the bus and validate it as soon as you get on
the bus.
Daily tickets and season tickets may be bought:
- at the train Station;
- at various tobacconists;
- at the Bus Terminal (Fisciano Campus) from Monday to Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.
The cost of a one way ticket is € 1,30. A weekly season ticket costs € 10,80. The cost of a monthly ticket is
€ 32,20.
Information on bus routes and timetables can be obtained from the Tourist Information Centre (Ente
Provinciale per il Turismo).
Tourist Information Centre
Lungomare Trieste, 9 – 84100 Salerno
Tel.: +39 089 230411 - +39 089 231432
Website: www.turismoinsalerno.it
Tel.: +39 089 96 2486 – 2491 – 2492 – 2552 – 2827
Fax: +39 089 962487
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