INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
GUIDE
www.unimore.it/RapportiInternazionali/studentistranieri.html
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Edited by: International Relations Office – University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Italy
Printed by: Ufficio Attività Grafiche – University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Italy
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Index
History of Modena and Reggio Emilia ................................ page
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How is the Italian University System organized? ................. page
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How is a degree course organized and which courses
does your University offer? .............................................. page 10
Before my arrival in Italy which are the general
information have I to know? ............................................. page 12
I’m a EU/non EU student, do I need a residence permit
during my studying period? .............................................. page 16
Once arrived in Modena/Reggio Emilia where I have to go? . page 18
Which are the services offered by the
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia? .......................... page 21
For every day life which are the useful information to know? page 26
Approximately what is the average cost of life
in Modena/Reggio Emilia? ................................................ page 28
Which are the vacation in Italy? ........................................ page 29
During my spare time what can I do? ................................. page 30
How can I reach Modena/Reggio Emilia? ............................ page 32
Maps .............................................................................. page 33
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History of Modena
and Reggio Emilia
MODENA: HISTORY
Modena, a flourishing town during the Roman Empire, grew up in an area first
inhabited by Ligurians and subsequently by Etruscan and Celts. The name
Muthuna comes from Etruscan and was changed into Mutina by the Romans.
After a long period of feuding between opposing city factions, the town submitted
to the domination of the Este family of Ferrara in 1288. In 1598 Duke of Este
made Modena the capital of his estates, a role retained by the city until 1796,
when after the occupation by French troops, it joined the Cisalpine Republic. In
the following century the town underwent a radical transformation owing to the
construction of the railway and extension of the urban area. During the Second
World War, Modena was severely damaged by allied bombing. After the war it
enjoyed major economic, industrial and cultural growth to become one of the
leading cities in the country in terms of wealth and standard of living.
Modena stands at 34 meters above sea level. The zip code is I-41100. The town
has a typically continental climate with cold winters and hot summers. Modena
has 6 parks and is considered to be one of the greenest cities in Italy. Modena
is also famous for the quality of its food. Parmesan cheese, Tortellini, Lambrusco
(the region’s typical wine), ham and balsamic vinegar are all traditional Modenese
products.
REGGIO EMILIA: HISTORY
Reggio Emilia has a rich and varied history: it was first inhabited by Ligurians
then by Celts, Etruscans and Gauls, Romans arrived in 193 B.C. The area of
Reggio became the dominion of the “Canossas”. Matilde di Canossa solved the
conflict between the Emperor and the Pope in 1077 with the historic meeting
between Henry IV (the emperor) and Gregory (the Pope) in her castle. Following
the French Revolution a “liberty tree” was placed in Piazza Duomo in 1796.
Here the Republic Cispadana was founded: on the Seventh January 1797 the
tricolour, which is still the official Italian flag, was created. At the end of the XIX
century struggles for workers emancipation were common, causing the creation
of many co-operative societies. Obtaining and defending Democracy have always
been fundamental for the town, which was decorated by the President of
Republic with the gold medal for valour in the Resistance.
Reggio stands at 58 metres above the sea level. The post code is I-42100. Reggio
has a typically continental climate with cold winters and hot summers.
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How is the Italian University
System organized?
The academic year 2001/02 played a fundamental role for the transitory phase
from the old to the new system with the introduction of credits (1 Italian credit
– CFU = 1 ECTS credit) and this system:
Degrees
Credits
Years
First cycle – Undergraduate studies
First level degree
1st Level Master degree
180
60+
3
1+
Second cycle – Graduate studies
Second level degree
2nd Level Master degree
120
60+
2
1+
5-year degrees in Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical chemistry and
technology, Dentistry and dental prosthesis
300
5
6-year degree in Medicine and Surgery
360
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60-300
3
1-5
Third cycle – Postgraduate studies
Research doctorate degree
Specialisation degree
For more information:
http://www.study-in-italy.it/
The Italian University is organized in Faculties and Departments.
FACULTIES
Faculties organise and define the academic activities of the degree courses.
The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia has 12 Faculties which offer first,
second and medical degrees (duration 5-6 years) courses, first and second level
Masters courses, Research Doctoral courses, Schools of Specialisation.
The Faculties are based in Modena and in Reggio Emilia.
Most of the Faculties of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia have adopted
the semesters system (first semester: from the end of September/October 1st
to January 31st and second semester from the end of February to the end of
June).
The periods outside semester are known as the Christmas vacation, Easter
vacation and Summer vacation.
Lectures take place from Monday to Saturday, both in the morning and in the
afternoon. Lectures are taken in Italian language.
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Faculties in Modena
www.unimore.it/en/university/faculties.html
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
http://www.lettere.unimore.it/
first semester: October-December – second semester: February-May
Faculty of Biosciences and Biotechnology
http://www.bioscienze-biotecnologie.unimore.it/
first semester: October-December – second semester: March-May
Faculty of Business and Economics
http://www.economia.unimore.it/
first semester: September-December – second semester: February-June
Faculty of Engineering - Modena Site
http://www.ing.unimore.it/
first semester: October-December, January-March
second semester: April-June
Faculty of Law
http://www.giurisprudenza.unimore.it/
first semester: September-December – second semester: February-May
Faculty of Mathematical, Physical And Natural Sciences
http://www.scienze.unimore.it/
first semester: September-December – second semester: March-June
Faculty of Medicine
http://www.medicina.unimore.it/
first semester: October-December – second semester: March-June
Faculty of Pharmacy
http://www.farmacia.unimore.it/
first semester: September-December – second semester: February-May
Faculties in Reggio Emilia
www.unimore.it/en/university/faculties.html
Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
http://www.agraria.unimore.it/
first semester: October-January – second semester: February-June
Faculty of Economic and Coommunication Studies
http://www.cei.unimore.it/
first semester: September-December – second semester: February-May
Faculty of Education
http://www.formazione.unimore.it/
first semester: September-December – second semester: February-May
Faculty of Engineering - Reggio Emilia Site
http://www.ingre.unimore.it/
first semester: October-December – second semester: January-March
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DEPARTMENTS
Departments are administrative and financial units where teachers and
researches develop their research activities. Departments promote and organize
research and programmes for doctoral studies and cooperate with Faculties in
organizing student services.
Departments in Modena
www.unimore.it/en/university/departments.html
Anatomy and Histology
address: Largo Del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224800; fax: 059 4224861
Animal Biology
address: Via Campi 213/D – phone: 059 2055526; fax: 059 2055548
Biomedical Sciences
address : Via Campi 287 – phone: 059 2055336; fax: 059 2055426
Business Economics
address: Viale Berengario 51 – phone: 059 2056922/23; fax: 059 2056927
Chemistry
address: Via Campi 183 – phone: 059 2055111; fax: 059 373543
Diagnostic and Image Services
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224461 / 4223643; fax: 059 4224464
Earth Sciences
address: Largo Sant’ Eufemia 19 – phone: 059 2055811; fax: 059 2055887
Emergency Urgency
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4223130; fax: 059 4224464
Engineering of Materials and the Environment
address: Via Vignolese 905 – phone: 059 2056111; fax: 050 2056243
General Surgery and surgical specialities
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224461; fax: 059 4224464
Information Engineering
address: Via Vignolese 905 – phone: 059 2056300; fax: 059 2056129
Juridical Sciences
address: Via Università 4 – phone: 059 2056411; fax: 059 2056662
Laboratory diagnostics and forensic Medicine Services
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224892 / 4224862; fax: 059 4224948
Language and Culture Sciences
address: Largo Sant’ Eufemia, 19 – phone: 059 2055932; fax: 059 2055933
Linguistic studies on Textuality and Translation
address: Largo Sant’Eufemia, 19 – phone: 059 205 5932; fax: 059 205 5933
Maternal infantile
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224460; fax: 059 4224394
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Mechanical and Civil Engineering
address: Via Vignolese 905 – phone: 059 2056300; fax: 059 2056126
Medicine and medical specialities
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224462; fax: 059 4224363
Medicine, Endocrinology, Metabolism and Geriatrics
address: Nuovo Ospedale Civile S. Agostino Estense
Via Giardini, 1355 - Baggiovara – phone: 059 3961455
Neurosciences
address: Nuovo Ospedale Civile S. Agostino Estense
Via Giardini, 1355 - Baggiovara – phone: 059 3961659; fax: 059 3962409
Neurosciences, Head - Neck, Rehabilitation
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224459; fax: 059 4224464
Oncology and Haematology
address: Largo del Pozzo, 71 – phone: 059 4224538/4019; fax: 059 4224429
Palaeobiology and Botanical Garden Museum
address: Via Università 4 – phone: 059 2056520; fax: 059 2056535
Pharmaceutical Sciences
address: Via G. Campi 183 – phone: 059 2055125; fax: 059 2055131
Physics
Via G. Campi 213/a – phone: 059 2055243; fax: 059 2055235
Political Economics
address: Viale Berengario 51 – phone: 059 2056942/43; fax: 059 2056947
Public Health Sciences
address: Via G. Campi 287 – phone: 059 2055456; fax: 059 2055483
Pure and Applied Mathematics
address: Via G. Campi 213/b – phone: 059 2055011; fax: 059 370513
Departments in Reggio Emilia
www.unimore.it/en/university/departments.html
Agricultural and Food Sciences
address: Via G. Amendola, 2 - Padiglione Besta
phone: 0522 52 2051; fax: 0522 52 2027
Engineering Sciences and Methods
address:Via G. Amendola, 2 - Pad. Morselli
phone: 0522 276610 - fax: 0522 276603
Social, Cognitive and Quantitative Sciences
address: Viale A. Allegri, 9
phone: 0522 523000 - fax: 0522 523055
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How is a degree course
organized and which courses
does your University offer?
The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia offers first, second and one – cycle
degree courses, first and second level Masters courses, Research Doctoral
courses, Schools of Specialisation.
A degree programme is composed of a number of mandatory and optional
teaching and learning activities. Each of them has a certain number of credits
calculated on the total amount of study required in each case. One credit
corresponds to 25 hours of student work. Sixty (60) credits measure the workload
of a full-time student during one academic year. Credits are awarded to students
who have passed examination in the case of taught courses, participated in and
passed the assessment for the laboratory activities, received a positive evaluation
after an internship. In the Italian grading system the minimum pass mark is 18
and the top mark is 30 cum laude.
FIRST LEVEL, SECOND LEVEL AND MEDICAL DEGREES
(Medicine and surgery, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical chemistry and technology,
Dentistry and dental prosthesis)
In order to enrol in a first level degree and a medical degree (duration 5-6 years)
students have to acquire a “diploma di scuola secondaria superiore”. In order to
take a first level degree students have to acquire 180 credits in three years and
to take a one-cycle degree they have to acquire 300 or 360 credits.
To attend a second level degree students have to acquire a first level degree
(180 credits). The duration of the course is of two years and at the end they have
to acquire 120 credits and they have to write and discuss a dissertation.
The final mark ranges are from 66 to 110 cum laude.
The list of the degree courses is available on the web site:
www.unimore.it/en/Academics/degrees.html
MASTER COURSES
After a first or a second degree course students can attend a Master of first or
second level which generally includes an internship. Consider that a “Master
Universitario” is different from a Master’s degree which correspond to an italian
second degree course.
www.unimore.it/en/academics/masters.html
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RESEARCH DOCTORATE COURSE AND SCHOOLS
The Doctoral schools and courses have the purpose to supply to the enrolled
students, also by periods of study abroad and stage near subject private and
publics, competences of elevated level and qualification, adapted to the exercise
of activity of research and skills that demand a high degree of scientific
preparation. The selection for the access to the Course of Doctorate happens
for public competition. The Course of Doctorate instituted by the University of
Modena and Reggio Emilia begins the 1st January and has the duration of three
years.
The Doctoral Schools instituted by the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
are opened to Italian and foreign graduated people and have the general objective
to form researchers of high qualification, to employ in research structures basic
or applied, public or private.
www.unimore.it/en/academics/doctorates.html
SCHOOLS OF SPECIALISATION
The criteria and terms for the submission of applications for School of
Specialisation admission are specified in the individual application procedures.
www.unimore.it/en/Academics/schools.html
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Before my arrival in Italy which are
the general information have I to know?
International Students admission to first, second and medical degrees (duration
5-6 years) courses
NON EU CITIZENS RESIDING ABROAD
Non EU citizens residing abroad have to submit their pre-enrollment at the Italian
Embassy/Consulate in the country where the school that issued the diploma is
based (if this is different from the student’s country of residence).
The application deadline is established every year by the Italian Ministry of
Education, University and Research.
Applicants have to choose a degree course for which Italian Universities
reserve a specific number of places for non–EU citizens (offertaformativa.miur.it/
studenti/elenco2008).
For further information please contact the Italian Embassy/Consulate in your
country ( www.esteri.it/MAE/IT/Ministero/Rappresentanze ).
For these students Italian language and culture proficiency test is required.
(see Italian Language Test section)
In order to enrol at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia non EU citizens
need:
— the original final diploma of secondary studies translated and legalized by the
Italian Embassy
— declaration of value of the final diploma of secondary studies issued and
legalized by the Italian Embassy from which must result at least 12 years of
schooling
— any other certificates relating to academic studies partially completed (exams
passed and official documentation regarding examination programmes). These
are required to shorten programmes of study (admission to a year other than
first year) or to complete the compulsory 12 years of schooling required for
admission to Italian University.
Students with an academic degree are eligible for the second level degree course
and should provide in addition:
— the original academic qualification awarded by a University translated and
legalized by the Italian Embassy
— declaration of value of the academic qualification issued and legalized by the
Italian Embassy
— a certificate issued by the competent academic authority, duly validated by
the Italian Embassy, with details of exams passed
— detailed study programs for every passed exam.
Please check if the faculty you have chosen accepts them in English, otherwise,
they must be translated by a sworn translator.
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NON EU CITIZENS WITH A VISA
Non EU citizens with a Visa can enroll at the Students Secretarial Offices.
A valid Visa has to be shown. Please note: a tourist Visa is not accepted.
ITALIAN LANGUAGE TEST
To be admitted to a degree course a non EU citizen residing abroad has to pass
an oral Italian language test. The test usually takes place at the beginning of
September, the date is defined yearly by the Italian Ministry of Education,
University and Research.
For details about the test (address, timetable, ecc.) see faculties web site.
To be admitted to the test, on the day of the test itself the student must show
his/her passport and entry visa for study reasons.
Students with a qualified certificate of Italian language proficiency (level B2,
C1, C2 of the Council of Europe) are exempted from the test.
Students who pass the Italian language test, but who are not awarded a place
among the limited number of places available, are given the opportunity to apply
for a “transfer” to another course of studies at the University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia where there are still places available, or to another Italian University.
Once they have passed the test students can enrol at the Students Secretarial Offices.
EU CITIZENS
EU citizen can enroll as the Italian citizens at the Students Secretarial Offices.
They need:
— the original academic qualification awarded by a University translated and
legalized by the Italian Embassy
— declaration of value of the academic qualification issued and legalized by the
Italian Embassy from which must result at least 12 years of schooling
— a certificate issued by the competent academic authority, duly validated by
the Italian Embassy, with details of exams passed
— detailed study programs for every passed exam
Please check if the faculty you have chosen accepts them in English, otherwise,
they must be translated by a sworn translator.
Students with an academic degree are eligible for the second level degree courses
and should provide in addition:
— the original academic qualification awarded by a University translated and
legalized by the Italian Embassy
— declaration of value of the academic qualification issued and legalized by the
Italian Embassy
— a certificate issued by the competent academic authority, duly validated by
the Italian Embassy, with details of exams passed
— detailed study programs for every passed exam
Please check if the faculty you have chosen accepts them in English, otherwise,
they must be translated by a sworn translator.
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TUITION FEES
The average fees a student has to pay at the University of Modena and Reggio
Emilia is between 486,12 euros and 2700,47 euros (a.y. 2008/09)
Degree Courses
First - level degrees (except Nursing) (duration: 3 years)
1531,11
First level degree in Nursing
1281,79
Medical degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthesis (duration 5 years)
2813,22
Arts second – level degrees (duration 2 years)
1588,92
and
5-year degrees and all medical degrees
(except for Dentistry and Dental Prosthesis)
Sciences second – level degrees( duration: 2 years)
1646,73
STUDENTS’ SECRETARIAL OFFICES
The Students’ Secretarial Offices deal with the school careers of students; they
provide information on paperwork procedures and expiry dates; they check the
regularity of school careers and look after the management of the general
students’ archive; they issue all approved certificates.
The Secretarial Offices also provide information on: entrance to restricted-number
courses, registration, transfers, degree course transit, termination of studies,
personalised study curriculum, etc.
www.unimore.it/en/Studentservices/secretarial.html
Some procedures can be performed through self-service stations (towers) or via
Internet at website: www.esse3.unimore.it.
OPENING HOURS
By phone: Monday to Friday 9.30 am - 11 am
Counter: Monday and Wednesday 3 pm – 5 pm;
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 11 am – 1.30 pm
Addresses
MODENA www.unimore.it/en/Studentservices/secretarial.html
Faculty of Biosciences and Biotechnology,
Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Mathematical,
Physical and Natural Sciences
via G. Campi, 213/B – phone: 059 205 5640/5641
e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Faculty of Business and Economics,
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
via Università, 4 – phone: 059 2056404
e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
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Faculty of Law
via Università, 4 – phone: 059 2056406
e-mail: [email protected]
Faculty of Engineering – Modena site
via G. Campi, 213/B – phone: 059 2055637
e-mail: [email protected]
Faculty of Medicine and Schools of Specialisation
via G. Campi, 213/B – phone: 059 2055634 - fax: 059 2055648
e-mail: [email protected]
Research doctorates, Master
via Università, 4 – phone: 059 2056423 - fax: 059 2056574
e-mail: [email protected]
REGGIO EMILIA
www.unimore.it/en/Studentservices/secretarial.html
Faculty of Agricultural Sciences,
Faculty of Economic and Communication Studies,
Faculty of Engineering – Reggio Emilia site,
Faculty of Education
viale A. Allegri, 15 – phone: 0522 522204
e-mail: [email protected]
YOUTH HOSTEL
Before your arrival you can book a room in the Youth Hostel.
http://www.ostellionline.org/
Modena
Ostello San Filippo Neri - Via Sant’Orsola 48/52
phone 059 234598 – fax 059 234598 - e-mail [email protected]
Prices: 15.50 euros without breakfast per day
Distance from railway station: 500 mt
Open all year round
Reggio Emilia
Ostello Basilica della Ghiara - Via Guasco
phone 0522 452323 – fax 0522 454795
Prices: 15.00 euros per day
Distance from railway station: 1 km – bus n. 4 from centre, direction “P.za
Gioberti”
Open all year round
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I’m a EU/non EU student, do I
need a residence permit during
my studying period?
RESIDENCE PERMIT
EU students
For a staying period within 3 months it’s not necessary to possess a residence
permit.
For a staying period over 3 months within 8 days of your arrival at the University
Residence is necessary going to the City Hall / Registry Office of:
Modena, Via Santi, 40; Reggio Emilia, Via San Pietro Martire, 2/b.
To obtain the residence permit you need:
— passport or identity card
— photocopy of EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) or private health
insurance
— registration at University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (from the Student
Secretarial Office of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)
— “Dichiarazione di ospitalità” from the Responsible of the University Residence
or photocopy of the “contratto di locazione” in case of private accommodation
— documentary proof to have enough money for living (photocopy of the
statement of bank account, grants, family aids, ecc.)
Non EU students
For a staying period over 3 months within 8 days of the arrival you have to ask
for the issue of a Study Residence Permit by filling it the “Yellow Kit”. You can
find it at Post Offices with a Sportello Amico counter or at certain municipality or
trade union offices.
If you go to a municipality or trade union office you do not need the kit of paper
forms and you can take advantage of free assistance from qualified personnel
who will help you to complete your application.
The total fees to ask for the Residence Permit amount to 72,12 euros (27,50
euros for the kit, 14,62 euros for the stamp duty and 30,00 euros to be paid to
the teller at the post office counter when you submit your completed application).
The toll-free number 800.309.309 (operated in cooperation with Anci) provides
general information and addresses of municipality and trade union offices
equipped to handle applications, through responses via text messaging. It is
active 24 hours a day, every day, and provides information in Italian, English,
Spanish, Arabic and French.
The toll-free Poste Italiane number 803.160 provides the addresses of post
offices with a Sportello Amico counter. Service from Monday to Saturday, 8am
to 8pm (only in Italian).
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Here after you will find an example of Yellow Kit. It is ONLY FOR INFORMATION.
DO NOT USE IT to require a residence permit.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE YELLOW KIT (only in italian)
FORMS (only in italian)
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED (only in italian)
Filling in the Yellow Kit is quite complicated and requires attention. It is advisable
to have it filled in by qualified personnel. The trade union offices “ACLI” can
assist you free of charge. They work on appointment.
For details about the documents required and to take an appointment,
please refer to the University “International Students Point” (see “Once
arrived in Modena/Reggio Emilia where I have to go?” chapter).
The payment must be done at the post office counter either before of after the
drawing up.
Remind: you do not need to buy the yellow kit paper forms before going to the
trade union offices because they fill in it on-line.
TRADE UNION OFFICES
ACLI Modena
via Morandi 34 – phone: 059 374808; fax: 059 372183
bus n. 8 “Stradello Romano” from Largo Garibaldi stop either “Montegrappa
bivio San Giovanni Bosco” or “Divisione Acqui Piscina”
ACLI Reggio Emilia
Via Montefiorino 10/1 – phone: 0522 283150
bus n. 1 “Albinea” from railway station – stop “Hospital-Viale Umberto”
Another trade union office nearest to the scientific campus in Modena is the
following:
CNA World
Via Vignolese 849 (above COOP I Gelsi)
phone: 059 3687024 (only by previous phone appointment - contact person:
Alisa Dabbus)
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Once arrived in Modena/Reggio
Emilia where I have to go?
International students at their arrival can go to the “International Students Point”
at the International Relations Office to obtain information about the University,
the town, the residence permit, etc..
The International Students Point is in Via Università 4, Modena.
phone: +39 059 2056568 – fax: +39 059 2056566
e-mail: [email protected]
Opening hours:
Tuesday and Thursday 11-13.30.
Alternatively, by previous phone appointment.
Web site:
http://www.unimore.it/en/InternationalRelations/intstudents.html
In case you need information about faculty’s organization, services and lectures,
contact at the following:
FACULTIES IN MODENA
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Contact person: Donatella Malavasi
Largo S. Eufemia 19
Phone: 059 2055945 – fax 059 2055931
e-mail [email protected]
Davide Mazzi
Dip.to Scienze del Linguaggio e della Cultura
e-mail [email protected]
Faculty of Biosciences and Biotechnology
Contact person: Carol Imbriano
Dip.to Biologia Animale – IV piano
Phone: 059 2055542 – fax: 059 2055548
e-mail: [email protected]
by appointment
Faculty of Business and Economics
Contact person: Lara Liverani
Office 25 west
Phone: 059 2056913 – fax: 059 2056917
e-mail: [email protected]
Tuesday and Thursday 9-12
Faculty of Engineering - Modena Site
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Contact person: Cristina Siligardi
Dip.to Ingegneria dei materiali e dell’ambiente
e-mail [email protected]
Faculty of Law
Contact person: FIRST LEVEL DEGREE COURSES
Laura De Fazio
Laboratory diagnostics and forensic Medicine Services dept.
e-mail [email protected]
Alberto Tampieri
Room 40 – Juridical Sciences dept.
Phone: 059 2056624 – Fax: 059 216022
e-mail [email protected]
Monday afternoon 15.30-16.30
SECOND AND ONE CYCLE DEGREE COURSES
Donato Castronuovo
Juridical Sciences dept.
e-mail [email protected]
Gian Paolo Storchi
Juridical Sciences dept.
e-mail [email protected]
Simone Vernizzi
Juridical Sciences dept.
e-mail [email protected]
Faculty of Mathematical, Physical And Natural Sciences
Contact person: Michela Vincenzi
at Dean’s office
e-mail [email protected]
Faculty of Medicine
Contact person: Enrico Fiandri
Office P20, Ist floor, “Centro Servizi” Policlinico
Phone: 059 4223226 – Fax 059 4223135
e-mail [email protected]
Thursday 15-18
Alina Maselli
Office P20, Ist floor, “Centro Servizi” Policlinico
Phone: 059 4224376 – Fax 059 4223135
e-mail [email protected]
Thursday 15-18
Faculty of Pharmacy
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Contact person: Rossella Brunetti
Physics dept., II floor
Phone: 059 2055277 – fax: 059 2055616
e-mail [email protected]
by previous phone/e-mail appointment
Faculties in Reggio Emilia
Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Contact person: Andrea Pulvirenti
Study: Via Amendola 2, “padiglione Besta”
phone 0522 522004
Lab: Via Kennedy 17
Phone: 0522 522026
e-mail [email protected]
by previous phone appointment
Faculty of Economic and Communication Studies
Contact person: Alessandra Brazzale
Office 13.3, Viale Allegri 9
Phone: 0522 523210 – Fax 0522 523205
e-mail [email protected]
Tuesday 12-13.30
Faculty of Education
Contact person: Faculty information
Michele Carraglia
Office 1.2, Via Allegri 9
Phone: 0522 523051 – Fax 0522 523105
e-mail [email protected]
from Monday to Friday 8-14, Tuesday-Thursday 14-17
DIDACTICS INFORMATION
Roberta Mineo
Office 2.12, Via Allegri 9
Phone: 0522 523129 – Fax 0522 523105
e-mail [email protected]
Faculty of Engineering - Reggio Emilia Site
Contact person: Marco Mamei
Engineering Sciences and Methods dept.
e-mail [email protected]
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Which are the services offered
by the University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia?
ITALIAN LANGUAGE COURSES
The Language Centre of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia offers
intensive Italian Language Courses for matriculas in the month of September
for a total of 46 hours.
The regular Language courses of Italian for foreign students take place from
October to December and from March to June for a total of 70 hours on three
levels: beginners (A1, A2), intermediate (B1, B2) and advanced (C1, C2).
The courses are designed to improve students’ language skills in order to help
them in their academic work in Italy.
During the a.y. 2007/08 the Language Centre offered also courses of written
Italian in January/February and April/May, intermediate level.
For details: http://www.cla.unimo.it/ns_itamain_enu.php
To enrol: http://www.cla.unimo.it/ns_itaform.php
RESIDENCES
www.unimore.it/en/StudentServices/accommodation.html
University Residence in Modena
Residenza Universitaria Costellazioni
Phone +39 059 2916111 fax +39 0592916041
e-mail: [email protected];
It is a bit far from the centre of the town and from the University so you can
reach them by bus (number 1- direction Villaggio Zeta- from the railway station
and the bus station. You can buy the ticket on board. It costs 1.00 euro and it’s
valid 75 minutes).
If you arrive by car the motorway exit is: Modena Nord.
Accommodation will be in a double room with bathroom, shower, refrigerator,
telephone to receive external calls and chage service bed linen each 10 days.
Services: reception; laundry (to be paid); kitchen on the floor; reading and TV
room; photocopy, study and computer rooms. Public telephones are available in
the common spaces.
The “Residenza Universitaria” is closed from 01 August to 31 August
The call to get accommodation is published yearly (month of July) on the web
site http://www.unimore.it/servizistudenti/costellazioni.html (italian only).
Foreign students can apply. They must be enrolled at the moment of the
assignment.
The yearly charge is 2.700 euros plus 200 euros as caution money.
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ER.GO Residences in Modena and Reggio Emilia
Students from other districts, in very indigent or indigent economic condition,
have, by competition, the chance of acquiring lodgings in the buildings of the
ER.GO Azienda Regionale per il Diritto agli Studi Superiori dell’Emilia Romagna.
Requirements for lodging assignment are the same as for the granting of
scholarships. Accommodation in residences and apartments (some of which
recently renovated), is close to the university departments, or else inside the
university campus. Other accommodation is located in areas within easy reach
of the faculties on foot or using public transport.
The yearly charge goes from a minimum of around euros 831.50 to a maximum
of euros 1,286.49.
Arestud Residences in Modena [italian only]
Arestud Residences in Reggio Emilia [italian only]
Benefit call: http://81.29.193.70/arestud-unimore/ (Italian only - on the left choose
“bando benefici”)
Other Residences
COLLEGIO SAN CARLO
Located in the heart of the city of Modena, in a 17th century building close to
Piazza Grande and the Faculties of Law and Letters, Collegio San Carlo is the
University’s oldest college, established in the early 17th century as a Collegium
Nobilium.
Today it is reserved for the students of the University of Modena and Reggio
Emilia.
www.unimore.it/servizistudenti/collegiosancarlo.html (italian only)
RESTAURANT CARD
You have to go to Ufficio Benefici with the University card to validate it for
restaurants. The Ufficio Benefici will give you a complete list of the restaurants
that have an arrangement with the University.
If you study in Modena the Office is in Via Vignolese 671/1. It is opened on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9.30 to 13.00. phone +39 059 413711
You can reach it by bus n. 9 “San Damaso” – 9a “San Donnino” stop “Vignolese
bivio Campi”; or bus n. 2 – 2a “Gottardi” stop “Vgnolese bivio Campi”.
If you study in Reggio Emilia the Office is in Via Mazzini, 6 (4th floor, int 8). It is
opened on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9.30 to 13.00. phone +39 0522
406333
You can reach it by bus n. 3 stop in Piazza Gioberti.
http://81.29.193.70/arestud-unimore/
index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=13&id=169&Itemid=161
(Italian only)
STUDENTS’ UNION
Students’ association exist to represent Modena and Reggio Emilia students’
interests at a University level, to provide services and support for all students.
www.unimore.it/en/Studentservices/studentsassoc.html
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DISABLED STUDENTS
The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia assists disabled students by
supplying services such as accommodation and integration in the academic
community, transport facilities specifically equipped, living quarters within the
university complex, teaching aids (auxiliary computer aids and tutors).
www.unimore.it/en/studentservices/disabled.html
TRANSPORTS
Bus
MODENA
Ticket office phone no: 059-416711 or 800 111101
www.atcm.mo.it/indexEn.asp or www.atcm.mo.it/indexIt.asp
University students will obtain discounts on the season ticket price showing
their university student card plus passport or identity card.
They can go to the Bus station by ATCM (http://www.atcm.mo.it) Via Bacchini, 1.
The amount of the first refill is equal to € 100,00 (only € 50,00 will be paid by the
student- € 25,00 by the University and € 25,00 by the ATCM).
The season ticket permits to take advantage of the Taxibus (during the night
and on Sundays).
Students can use it also on the Aerbus to reach Bologna Airport.
Single ticket (valid 60 minutes) costs € 1,00 and it’s buyable at the tobacconist’s
shops, bars, newspaper kiosks. If you buy it on the bus it costs € 1,00 (valid 75
minutes).
Magnetic season ticket for a minimum of € 10,00 buyable at:
ATCM by motor coach station ticket office, Via Bacchini 1 (near the Faculty of
Economics);
Provincial station tobacconist’s shop, Piazza Manzoni (buses n. 3 “Mattarella” 3a “Vaciglio” from the train station).
REGGIO EMILIA
Info phone no: 0522 431 667
www.actre.it/eng/main/index.php
University students will obtain discounts on the season ticket price showing
their university student card plus passport or identity card and one photo.
They can go to the Bus station by ACT (http://www.actre.it) Viale Allegri or at
“Biglietteria Marconi” – Piazzale Marconi,1 by the Railway Station.
The cost of the season ticket is € 17.00 per month.
Single ticket (60 minutes) costs € 1 and it’s buyable at the tobacconist’s shops.
INSURANCE
The students are insured by the host University against accidents and tort liability
only in the university spaces.
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WIRELESS ACCESS TO THE UNIVERSITY NETWORK
In some university areas wireless connection can be made to the University
network.
www.cesia.unimore.it/servizi/accessowifi.html (Italian only)
E-MAIL SERVICE
In mid-March 2001, the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia began providing
a free e-mail service for all enrolled students in order to favour communication
between students and lecturers. The e-mail box is ACTIVATED about 15 days
after enrolment (when the student is given a magnetic card) and DEACTIVATED
about 15 days after graduation/specialisation.
http://posta.unimore.it/studenti (Italian only)
STUDENTS’ SECRETARY’S OFFICE ONLINE COUNTER
For interactive Students’ secretary’s office services such as pre-enrolment or to
see your administrative position, the ESSE3 service is operative. This should
also be used to register for exams and various other functions.
www.esse3.casa.unimore.it/Start.do
COMPUTER WORKSHOPS
Various departments and libraries feature classrooms, workshops and computer
stations for use by students for study purposes.
To access and use these stations, contact the single departments and libraries.
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
www.unimore.it/en/University/libraries.html
The library facilities of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia are coordinated
by the University Library System.
Access to the libraries is generally free for the students and lecturers of the
University. In some cases, external users may also access the libraries. For
more details, refer to the websites of the single libraries.
Economic Area University Library
Juridical Area University Library
Humanistic Area University Library
Scientific-Naturalistic Area University Library
Scientific-Technological Area University Library
Medical Area University Library
Inter-departmental of Reggio Emilia University Library
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UNIVERSITY CENTRES
http://www.unimore.it/en/University/centres.html )
CeSIA – University Information Technology Service Centre
via G. Campi, 213/b - Modena – phone: 059 205 5010; fax: 059 205 5016
CIGS – Inter-Departmental Great Instruments Centre
via G. Campi, 213/a - Modena – phone: 059 205 5228; fax: 059 370551
CIPRAL - Inter-Departmental Occupational Hazard Prevention Centre
Dip. Di Chimica - via Campi ,183 - Modena – phone: 059 205 5075
CRIS - Inter-Departmental Security Research Centre (Modena)
CSSI – Inter-Departmental Biological Service Centre
at Policlinico Hospital - Largo del Pozzo, 71 - Modena
phone: 059 4223734; fax: 059 422 2196
Inter-Departmental Advanced Scientific Calculation Laboratory
via G. Campi, 213/b - Modena – phone: 059 205 5171; fax: 059 205 5016
MaRP - Inter-Departmental Rare Lung Disease Research Centre
at Policlinico Hospital - via del Pozzo, 71 – Modena
phone: 059 422 2198; fax: 059 422 4231
SBA – University Library System
via G. Campi, 213/c – Modena – phone: 059 205 5496; fax: 059 205 5594
University E-Learning Centre
viale Allegri, 13 - Reggio Emilia – phone: 0522 52 2521 - fax: 0522 52 2512
University Language Centre
Palazzo Coccapani - Corso Vittorio Emanuele 59 – Modena
phone: 059 205 7001/7015 - fax: 059 205 7007
University Museums and Botanical Garden
http://www.unimore.it/en/University/museums.html
Astronomic and Geophysical Museum
of the Department of Engineering Sciences
Piazza Roma 22 - Modena – phone: 059 222239; fax: 059 373180
www.museoastrogeo.unimo.it
Palaeontology Museum
of the Department of Palaeobiology and Botanical Garden
Via Università 4 - Modena – phone: 059 2056520; fax: 059 218212
www.museopaleo.unimore.it
Botanical Garden
of the Department of Palaeobiology and Botanical Garden
Viale Caduti in Guerra 127 - Modena – phone: 059 2056011; fax: 059 2056005
www.ortobot.unimo.it
Gemma 1786. Estense Mineralogical and Geological Museum
of the Department of Earth Sciences
Largo Sant’Eufemia, 19 - Modena – phone: 059 2055811; fax: 059 2055887
www.gemma.unimore.it
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For every day life which are the
useful information to know?
CLIMATE
Winters, both in Modena and Reggio Emilia, are quite cold with temperatures
sometimes below 0°C. In spring and summer temperatures range between 10
and 20°C. Summers temperatures are often over 30°C.
BANK ACCOUNT
To open a “conto corrente” you need:
— residence permit
— passport
— “codice fiscale” (fiscal code - see “Agenzia delle Entrate” )
— residence/domicile in Italy
Taxes: about 35 euros.
You do not need a minimum amount of money to open a bank account.
To obtain a bancomat or a credit card you must have a certain sum of money
deposited.
FISCAL CODE
You can ask for the fiscal code to the “Agenzia delle Entrate” offices.
You need either the passport or the residence permit.
Modena:
Via delle Costellazioni 190 – phone 059 2054411
Opening hours: from Monday to Friday 8.45-12.45;
Tuesday and Thursday 14.30-16.30.
Reggio Emilia:
Via P. Borsellino 32 – phone 0522 234111
Opening hours: from Monday to Friday 8.45-12.45;
Tuesday and Thursday 14.30-16.30.
August: close in the afternoon.
OPENING HOURS OF OFFICES AND SHOPS
Banks: Monday to Friday: 8.30-13.30 / 15.00 – 16.00
Post Office: Monday to Saturday: 8.00-13.30; Central office: 8.00-18.30
Shops: Monday to Saturday: 9.00 – 12.30 / 15.30 – 19.30 (closed on Thursday
afternoon or Monday morning).
Restaurants/Pizzerias: 12.00-14.00 / 19.00-01.00
ELECTRICITY
The voltage in Italy is 220 volts: an adapter may be necessary for electrical
items brought from the country origin.
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TELEPHONES
Code number to call Italy from abroad
Modena code number
Reggio Emilia code number
0039
059
0522
Public Telephones:
accept coins, phone cards and credit cards. Phone cards are buyable at the
tobacconist’s shops.
International Calls:
telephone cards for international calls are usually the cheapest way to make
international calls. Ask in the shop for the best deal to the country you are
interested in.
Mobile phones:
in Italy you will find different telephone deals. Ask in the shop for the best deal
for your needs.
BYCICLES
In Modena and Reggio Emilia you can easily move by bike thanks to a well
organised cycle lane net.
HOSPITALS
MODENA
Policlinico di Modena
Largo del Pozzo 71 – phone 059 422 21 11
www.policlinico.mo.it
Nuovo Ospedale Civile S. Agostino Estense
Via Giardini, 1355 – Baggiovara – phone 059 3961111
www.ausl.mo.it/ospedale/index.htm
REGGIO EMILIA
Azienda Arcispedale S. Maria Nuova
Viale Risorgimento 80 – phone 0522 296111
www.asmn.re.it
USEFUL NUMBERS
First Aid (Sanitary emergency)
Polizia (Police)
Carabinieri (Carabineers)
Vigili del Fuoco (Fire brigades)
Taxi service Modena
Taxi service Reggio Emilia
118
113
112
115
059/374242
0522/452545
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Approximately what is the
average cost of life
in Modena/Reggio Emilia?
The quality of life offered by Modena or Reggio Emilia can be compared to the
average cost of life in other towns in the North of Italy.
The costs reported subsequently offer an overview that can be useful to plan
your budget.
Avg. Cost for renting a private bedsit: € 250/month
Avg. Cost for renting a private two-roomed flat: € 650/month
Urban bus ticket: € 1,00 (1 trip = 75 minutes in Modena-60minutes in Reggio
Emilia)
Meal in pizzeria: about € 15,00
Breakfast in a local bar (cappuccino and croissant): about € 2,50
Meal in a café (sandwich and drink): about € 6,00
Cinema ticket: € 7,50 (some reductions on working days are possible)
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Which are the
vacation in Italy ?
1st January:
New Years’ Day
Epiphany
6th January:
31st January:
Saint Geminiano –The patron saint of Modena
March/ April:
Easter (Sunday, Monday)
Liberation Day
25th April:
Labour Day
1st May:
Feast of the Republic
2nd June:
Assumption
15th August:
1st November: All Saints’ Day
24th November: Saint Prospero – The patron saint of Reggio Emilia
8th December: The Immaculate Conception
25th December: Christmas
26th December: Boxing Day
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During my spare time what can I do?
UNIVERSITY SPORTS CENTRE (CUS)
The University Sports Centre offers recreational sports activities on a competitive
and on a beginning level.
The CUS organizes games with other Schools, in different disciplines.
The CUS is in Via Campi 161 – Modena.
It is opened on: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 9.30-12.00; 14.00-18.45
Tuesday and Friday 12.00-18.45
phone: 059-2055068- 059-374440 – fax: 059-270116
e-mail: [email protected] www.cus.unimo.it
UNIVERSITY CHOIR
The University Students and Cultural Association “Coro dell’Università di Modena
e Reggio Emilia”, organized in 2001 and finally established in 2002, was created
to favour the aggregation and socialisation of University students and the growth
of culture in the area through vocal and instrumental music performances.
www.coro.unimore.it/html/index.html
SPIRITUAL ASSISTANCE
Professor Don Marco Maioli, ecclesiastic assistant for the Modena University
environment.
Availability:
Via Sant’Agata 11 Modena – phone 059216184 (home)
Via Campi 213/b Modena – phone 059 2055208 (Dep. of Mathematics)
www.unimore.it/en/Studentservices/culturalactivities.html
THEATRES IN MODENA
Teatro Storchi
Largo Garibaldi, 15 – Info: 059 2136011; box office: 059 2136021
E-mail: [email protected]
www.emiliaromagnateatro.com/teatro.asp?P_Ttr_CID=177
Teatro Comunale
Via del Teatro, 8 – box office: 059 2033010
E-mail: [email protected]
www.teatrocomunalemodena.it/index1.html
Teatro Michelangelo
Via Giardini, 257 – Info: 059 343662
E-mail: [email protected]
www.cinemateatromichelangelo.com/
Teatro delle Passioni
Viale Carlo Sigonio, 382 – Info: 059 301880
E-mail: [email protected]
www.emiliaromagnateatro.com/teatro.asp?P_Ttr_CID=175
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THEATRES IN REGGIO EMILIA
Teatro “Cavallerizza”
Viale Allegri, 8/a – Info: 0522 458811
E-mail: [email protected]
www.iteatri.re.it
Teatro “Ludovico Ariosto”
Corso Cairoli, 1 – Info: 0522 458811
E-mail: [email protected]
www.iteatri.re.it
Teatro Romolo Valli
Piazza Martiri del 7 luglio – Info: 0522 458811
E-mail: [email protected]
www.iteatri.re.it
Teatro San Prospero
Via Guidelli 5 – Info: 0522 439346
E-mail: [email protected]
www.teatrosanprospero.it
CINEMAS
Both in Modena and Reggio Emilia there are several cinemas. Remind that for
most of them you have to book the place in advance, also by phone.
MUSEUMS
Modena and Reggio Emilia have several museums. You can find the complete
list on the web page:
Modena www.museimodenesi.it/musei/musei_1.aspx
Reggio Emilia http://musei.comune.re.it
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Public libraries in Modena:
http://www.comune.modena.it/biblioteche/mappabiblioteche.htm
Public libraries in Reggio Emilia:
http://biblioteche.provincia.re.it/database/provincia/biblio33.nsf/
biblioweb?OpenView&tipo=comunali
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How can I reach
Modena/Reggio Emilia?
BY PLANE
The nearest airport is the “Guglielmo Marconi” airport in Bologna (web site:
www.bologna-airport.it ).
The airport is well linked to the Bologna central railway station by “Aerbus-BLQ”.
The trip takes about 20 minutes and costs 5.00 euros. Form 06.00 am to 23.40
pm. Ticket also available on the bus.
Information and timetable on the web site:
http://www.atc.bo.it/CMS_Software/XMLEngine.asp?p=0661684224
Once at the station, trains to Modena and Reggio Emilia are very frequent and
the journey takes 20/30 minutes. Remind to stamp the ticket before getting on
board of the train (yellow machines).
From the Bologna airport you can also catch the “AerBus” to Modena. The bus
reaches the Modena bus station where you can catch buses or taxis. The journey
takes 50 minutes. Price: one way fare € 10.00; round trip € 18.00. Ticket also
available on the bus, free luggage transport.
The bus leaves every two hours: from Bologna airport first bus leaves at 6.15
am, last buses leave at 20.15 pm and 22.30 pm
Information and timetable on the web site: http://www.atcm.mo.it/aerobus.asp
BY CAR
Two motorways connect Modena/Reggio Emilia to the rest of the country: The
A22 (known as the Autostrada del Brennero) and the A1 (known as the Autostrada
del Sole).
If you arrive from the north you should take “Reggio Emilia” exit (if you have to
reach Reggio Emilia) or “Modena Nord” exit (obviously if you have to arrive in
Modena).
The “Modena Sud” exit is better if you are coming from the south.
In Italy you must pay to use the motorways. You are issued a ticket at your
entrance and when you exit you pay a toll based on the distance covered. Credit
cards are accepted. Do not try to enter or exit through TELEPASS gates: these
gates require a special device on your car.
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