Admission requirements
Admission requirements for the degree programme
Admission to the 1st cycle degree programme in Quality Control of Health Products is subject to the possession of a five-year secondary school diploma or equivalent suitable qualification obtained abroad,or a four-year secondary school diploma and diploma for the relative supplementary year, or, where no longer running, will be assigned additional learning requirements.
Admission to the study programme is subject to the possession of basic knowledge of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
The degree programme has restricted access, according to the available resources. The number of places and selection methods are published annually in the relative call for applications.
Admission to the degree programme with restricted access is subject to demonstration of the required knowledge and skills, bypassing the entrance exam with the minimum score indicated in the call for applications. Candidates not obtaining at least the required score will be individually assigned Additional Learning Requirements (OFA).
The additional learning requirements shall be deemed to have been completed by passing a specific exam, held on the days indicated in the call for applications, or when the students pass the exam in Human Anatomy.
This exam must be passed by the date set by the Academic Bodies and published on the University portal. Students not meeting the additional learning requirements will be obliged to enrol in the first year of the programme as repeating students.
If the number of applications received in the manner indicated in the call for applications, or the number of candidates present at the entrance exam, is equal to or less than the number of available places, applicants in the following conditions will be exempted from the entrance exam:
- students opting from degree programmes in class 24-Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies;
- students opting from the degree programme in Quality Control of Health Products run under the previous degree system;
- students with a degree in one of the following classes:
ex Italian Ministerial Decree no. 270: Class L-2 Biotechnologies, Class L-13 Biological Sciences, Class L-27 Chemical Sciencesand technologies, Class L-29
Pharmaceutical Sciences and technologies, Class LM- 13 Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy, Class LM-41 Medicine and Surgery;
ex Italian Ministerial Decree no. 509/99: Class 1-Biotechnologies, Class 12- Biological Sciences, Class 21 - Chemical Sciences and Technologies, Class 24-Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies, Class 14/S Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy, Class 46/S Medicine and Surgery;
- students with a degree from the previous degree system under D. M. 509/99 in: Biotechnologies, Biological Sciences, Pharmacy,
Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technology, Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Medicine and Surgery;
- students transferring from degree programmes in one of the following classes:
ex Italian Ministerial Decree no. 270: Class L-2 Biotechnologies, Class L-13 Biological Sciences, Class L-27 Chemical Sciences and Technologies, Class L-29 Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies, Class LM- 13 Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy, Class LM- 41 Medicine and Surgery; ex D. M. 509/99: Class 1- Biotechnologies, Class 12- Biological Sciences, Class 21- Chemical Sciences and Technologies, Class 24 - Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies, Class 14/S Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy, Class 46/S Medicineand Surgery; who have earned CFU in one or more of the following subject areas: FIS/01-FIS/08, MAT/01-MAT/09, CHIM/03, BIO/05, BIO/09-BIO/16.
