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The Marco Polo progamme has been
designed and developed by CRUI at the request of the President of the
Italian Republic, to increase the number of Chinese students in Italian
universities.
Chinese Students participating in the project must
submit to the Italian consular
representatives in China the pre-enrollment application for a course
leading to a first degree or higher degree in a speciality chosen from among
those for which individual universities have provided a specific number of
places.
The list of courses and the corresponding quota of reserved places for each
University is available on the internet site of the Ministry of University and Research, at
http://www.studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri/ :
http://www.studyinitaly.cn/cn_news_diy.php?id=16.
To attend the course in Italian language, the students must also indicate in
their application the university campus in which they are interested.
Together with the pre-enrollment application form, students must provide
documentation of studies, including the certification of academic
eligibility called "Gao Kao", as well as a statement attesting to the
availability of means of financial support.
Then the Consular Representative must submit to the
universities the applications received together with the required documents
relating to previous studies.
The Universities accept with reserve all applications, allowing the issue of
visas to Chinese students who do not have a basic knowledge of Italian to
enable them to follow in Italy propaedeutic language courses the acquisition
of the relevant study documentation.
Once in Italy, the students will have to apply for a residence permit to
study in the way according to the terms laid down in existing legislation.
Students must take the tests required for admission in accordance with the
timetable set for the general students. By passing these tests, students can
complete their registration directly in Italy.
Eligible students who are not offered a place on a specific course at their
chosen university can apply for another course of study there or one at
another university.
Students who do not pass the tests for admission or who, although eligible,
do not obtain a place on another cousre or at another university must leave
Italy not later than the expiration of the visa or residence permit to study,
with exeption of the who have another legal reason for extending their stay.
The University of Camerino, in order to provide the appropriate language
training required to follow academic courses, collaborates with two schools
specialized in teaching of Italian language for foreigners and accredited by
the Ministry of Education.
Centro Studi Italiani- Urbania
- http://www.centrostuditaliani.org/default2.htm
Le Antiche Torri - Sarnano
- Intensive Course 6 months