2008-2009 A.Y.
Master of Science Programs (2-y)
11.
CERTIFICATIONS AND DIPLOMA SUPPLEMENT
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11.1.
Certifications
Students can request the following certifications/documents in Italian or in English:
It is specified that such certifications are available only in paper format. Students can print the above certifications/documents at Punto Blu terminals using their ID card on condition they have paid their University tuition and fees and are correctly enrolled in the current academic year. Students who do not enroll in the current academic year (2008-2009) will receive (from 9 September 2008 to 7 January 2009) a certification attesting the student's enrolment in the previous academic year, i.e."he/she was enrolled in the 2007-2008 academic year in...". The same certification if requested after 7 January will contain, in addition to the sentence above, also a phrase attesting that the student did not renew his enrolment, i.e. "after that year the student did not renew his enrolment at this University".
The written authorization must contain:
Students/Graduates can also request any of the certifications via fax to the number 02 5836.2041. They must fax the signed request specifying their name and surname (family name), student ID and a contact number, type of certification required, number of copies attaching a complete copy of their identity card or other identity document. The certifications requested will be sent by post to the address specified on the request. Last change 22/10/2008 17:36 |
11.2.
Diploma supplement
The diploma supplement is an official document that is issued on completion of a university or higher education institute qualification and conforms to the European template developed by the European Commission, the Council of Europe and UNESCO - CEPES. In accordance with the norms the diploma supplement is issued in a bilingual version (Italian and English). The diploma supplement aims to make the student's qualification more "transparent" by providing additional information regarding the course of studies carried out. Thus making it easier for potential employers to evaluate new academic titles, furthermore simplifying the academic and professional recognition of Italian higher education qualifications abroad and the freedom of movement of graduates. The document contains only official data about the student's academic career and does not contain any value-judgments, equivalence statements or suggestions about recognition but describes the nature, level, context, contents and status of the studies carried out and completed by the student. It is divided into 8 sections that contain the following information:
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