Other Activities
The courses of study for degree programs require that students earn credits that fall under the Other Activities category.
Bachelor's degree students
- 4 credits for students registered for their first year in 2016-2017
- 6 credits for students first registered in 2015-2016 and all previous years
Master's degree students
- 8 credits for students registered for their first year in 2016-2017
- 4 credits for students first registered in 2015-2016 and all previous years
Credits can be earned for the activities offered or recommended by the Department, which are detailed in this section.
Students can register for Other Activities courses through their online study plans, during the periods indicated by the University.
Next deadlines
November 22-29, 2017
- First-year bachelor's students in 2017-2018 must choose their second obligatory language. For more information, refer to the University Language Center
- First-year master's students in 2017-2018 must choose:
Options to obtain Other Activities credits
Four-credit options
- Third language
- General activity (cod. SJ1)
Courses organized by other universities, summer programs, soft skills - General activity (cod. SJII)
Courses organized by other universities, summer programs, soft skills - The system only proposes this option if a course has already been selected from SJ1 for the first four credits)
- Internship
- Workshops
- Laboratorio di giornalismo politico ed economico
- Laboratorio sulle tecniche di redazione degli atti normativi e amministrativi
- Laboratorio di politiche di sicurezza e governo del territorio
- Laboratory on Politics of Globalization
- Soft skills
- Skill-a-bus 2 (CTM001)
- Case analysis and business game (CTM002)
- Geek café (CTM003)
- Openess, makers and personal digital fabrication (CTM004)
- Building Europe (CTM005)
- Sports, ethics and managerial skills (CTM006)
Eight-credit activities
Please note that starting with applications for international exchange programs (Erasmus+, Double Degree, structured partnerships, programs with non-European universities) for the 2018-2019 academic year, evaluations will take into consideration all credits earned by the winter exam session, no exceptions. Courses listed as “additional courses” or “corsi liberi” will not be considered during the evaluation.