The graduate degree is a two-year, second level university graduate degree title.

This degree pertains to all disciplines, except those subjected to special academic regulations co-ordinated on an European level: medicine, veterinary science, for which students directly enrol in a graduate course of 6 or 5 years respectively.  

The graduate degree programme provides a good basis, as well as a title of admission, for continuing graduate research and studies at PhD level.

The Italian law n. 210 of 1998 has greatly reformed graduate research by giving universities complete responsibility in planning and management, and by creating advanced research course programmes (usually three-years in length) aimed at preparing cultural, scientific and professional elites for university research professions, and professions in the public and private industry sectors.

After graduate degree programmes, it is also possible to pursue 1-year university master programmes or graduate programmes designed for specific professions.        

 

The 4 graduate programmes are as follows:

 

clasAV graduate programme in visual arts

 

clasDIP graduate programme in product design

 

clasT graduate programme in theatre

 

clasVEM graduate programme in visual and multimedia design

 

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