aa) Admission and registration requirements

Students in possession of a Bachelor’s degree from the following courses are automatically admitted to the LM-49 course:

• • Foreign languages and literatures (L-11)
• Tourism Sciences, (L-15)

• Linguistic mediation (L-12)
• Communication Sciences (L-20)
• Humanities (L-10)
• Political Sciences of International Relations (L-36)
• Geography (L-6)
• Economic Sciences (L-33)
• Economics and Business Management Studies (L-18)
• DAMS (L-3)

or in an equivalent class of the previous system (as per Ministerial Decree of 27 July 2007).

For graduates from other three-year Bachelor programmes, it is required that they have obtained at least 12 credits in the two languages chosen from those studied in the course of Languages, Cultures and Tourism (English L-LIN/12, Spanish L-LIN/07, French L-LIN/04, German L-LIN/14), and 18 credits among the following: M-STO, M-GGR, M-DEA, SECS-P/07, SEC-P/08; SECS-P/01, SECS-P/12, SPS/08, L-ART.

Before enrolment, an orientation interview is scheduled which aims both to explain the educational path and guide you in drafting your study plan.

After enrolment, a test/interview is required to assess the language level of all new students who do not come from a bachelor’s degree in class L-11 or L-12 (or those who come from such courses of study but obtained a degree grade of less than 103 points), provided that they are not bachelor graduates in "Modern Foreign Languages" from the University of Eastern Piedmont.

The test/interview to assess the language level is also required for graduates who obtained the L-11 or L-12 three-year degree more than five years before enrolment.

The result of the test is not binding; it is not considered a prerequisite for access, and does not result in grade debits.

Based on the outcome of the interview, the student may be assigned the task of obtaining further credits in foreign languages among Other Activities of the study plan if the commission deems it necessary.

Students in possession of a Bachelor’s degree from the following courses are automatically admitted to the LM-37 course:

• Foreign languages and literatures (L-11)
• Tourism Studies, (L-15)
• Linguistic Mediation (L-12)
• Communication Sciences (L-20)
• Humanities (L-10)
• Political Sciences of International Relations (L-36)
• Geography (L-6)
• Economic Sciences (L-33)
• Economics and Business Management Studies (L-18)
• DAMS (L-3)

provided that they have obtained at least 15 university credits in the language sector for each of the two languages chosen from those studied in Languages, Cultures, and Tourism (English L-LIN/12, Spanish L- LIN/07, French L- LIN/04, German L-LIN/14).

For graduates from other bachelor degrees, it is required that they have obtained at least 15 university credits in the language sector for each of the two languages chosen from those studied in Languages, Cultures, and Tourism (English L-LIN/12, Spanish L-LIN/07, French L-LIN/04, German L-LIN/14) and 18 credits among the following SSDs: M-STO, M-GGR, M-DEA, SECS-P/07, SECS-P /08; SECS-P/01, SECS-P/12, SPS/08, L-ART.

Before enrolment, an orientation interview is scheduled which aims both to explain the educational path and guide you in drafting your study plan.

After enrolment, a test/interview is required to assess the language level of all new students who do not come from a bachelor’s degree in class L-11 or L-12, (or those who come from such courses of study but obtained a degree grade of less than 103 points), provided that they are not bachelor graduates in "Modern Foreign Languages" from the University of Eastern Piedmont.

The test/interview to assess the language level is also required for graduates who obtained the L-11 or L-12 three-year degree more than five years before enrolment. The result of the test is not binding; it is not considered a prerequisite for access, and does not result in grade debits.

Based on the outcome of the interview, the student may be assigned the task of obtaining further credits in foreign languages among Other Activities of the study plan if the commission deems it necessary.

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