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Invest Your Talent in Italy Our Mission 3000 51 DAILY # Euros thrown into the Trevi fountain of ROME. #UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES Donated to Charity MORE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 48M 13 VISITORS YEARLY Fifth most visited country in the world Italians have won more Oscars (BEST FOREIGN FILM) than any other Country 1088 8th University of BOLOGNA FOUNDED Oldest European University Largest Economy in the world PARTNERS INSTITUTIONS Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation UNIVERSITIES Italian Trade Agency Uni – Italia Unioncamere COMPANIES Confindustria INVEST YOUR TALENT IN ITALY OUR MISSION •Master’s and Postgraduate courses in Italy •On-the-job training at leading Italian companies (while completing your academic work) •Scholarships and student support services Entry qualification required: 3 or 4 years bachelor’s degree WHAT YOU STUDY 2016 COURSES ECONOMICS/ MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING/ICT 53 66 Courses Courses DESIGN/ ALL COURSES ARE IN ENGLISH ACHITECTURE At top Italian Universities 11 Courses ATTEND SOME OF THE BEST ITALIAN UNIVERSITIES POST GRADUATE COURSES 18 CITIES 130 Courses ATTEND SOME OF THE BEST ITALIAN UNIVERSITIES POST GRADUATE COURSES UNIVERSITY OF BRESCIA UNIVERSITY OF CALABRIA 22 UNIVERSITY OF FERRARA UNIVERSITY OF FIRENZE Italian UNIVERSITY OF GENOVA Universities UNIVERSITY OF SALENTO UNIVERSITY OF MACERATA IULM - INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES AND MEDIA UNIVERSITY OF MILANO “BICOCCA” POLITECNICO DI MILANO UNIVERSITY OF MODENA AND REGGIO UNIVERSITY OF PADOVA UNIVERSITY OF PAVIA UNIVERSITY FOR FOREIGNERS “DANTE ALIGHIERI” LINK CAMPUS UNIVERSITY LUISS - Guido Carli Free International University for Social Studies UNIVERSITY OF ROMA “LA SAPIENZA” UNIVERSITY OF ROMA “TOR VERGATA” POLITECNICO DI TORINO UNIVERSITY OF TRENTO UNIVERSITY OF UDINE UNIVERSITY OF VERONA WAYS WE SUPPORT YOU INVEST YOUR TALENT IN ITALY 8000 EURO + Tuition HELPING HAND fee exemption Universities have desks to help find accommodations, integrate LANGUAGE qualified applicants will receive INTERNSHIPS scholarship funds into city etc.. INTENSIVE ITALIAN On-the-job STUDENT Although all courses are in SCHOLARSHIPS 3 month internships at leading English, to truly open doors in Italian companies to help your Italy you will speak the language future employment prospects SUPPORT 7 THE PROCESS 1. UNIVERSITY APPLICATION UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS Select your university of interest NOVEMBER + “ROLLING” and submit your application DEPENDS ON UNIVERSITY DIFFERENT DEADLINES Some master’s degree might follow different deadlines 8 • 2. INVEST YOUR TALENT IN ITALY APPLICATION ACCEPTANCE LETTER Receive your confirmation by DEADLINE VARIES university APPLICATION PROCESS a. FINAL TRANSCRIPT Final transcripts of marks and final bachelor’s degree vote 9 IN YOUR OWN WORDS An application essay in video b. YOU SPEAK TO US (max 1 min) RECOMMENDATIONS c. LET OTHERS SPEAK FOR YOU Minimum one letter of recommendation by employer/tutor/professor SEND NOTICES Notifications are sent to selected d. WE WILL SPEAK TO YOU candidates in May MAY 2016 NOTIFICATION OF RECEPIENTS OF SCHOLARSHIPS 11 COUNTRIES THAT MAY PARTICIPATE INVEST IN ITALY 2016 KAZAKHSTAN TURKEY AZERBAIJAN MEXICO EGYPT VIETNAM COLOMBIA ETHIOPIA GHANA INDONESIA 12 SUMMARY INVEST YOUR TALENT IN ITALY SELECTION TEAM UNIVERSITY SUCCESS A team of academics and administrators based on the merits of your application will We hope you will thrive award towards your CHOOSE YOUR UNIVERSITY scholarships future professional goals And apply for and a rewarding acceptance 2 4 career. POST ACCCEPTANCE INTERNSHIPS 5 Submit all 1 Work while your learn required documents for 3 to build real world INVEST YOUR TALENT experiences and skills 13 CONTACTS Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs UNI – ITALIA and International Cooperation e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] ph. +3906 3691 4616 ph. +39 06 3691 2686/3935 Marialuisa Pappalardo Irene Verzi’ INVEST YOUR TALENT IN ITALY GOOD LUCK! ITALY IS WAITING FOR YOU .
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