Enrolment and entrance examinations Office
The Enrolment and admissions tests unit of the Student Career Office organises and manages, at an administrative level, the procedures for access to bachelor’s degree programmes, single-cycle master’s degree programmes and master’s degree programmes for students holding an Italian entry qualification. It also drafts the admission notices and calls for applications and collaborates in the delivery of the admission tests for the types of programme mentioned.
The contacts on this page can be used for clarification regarding the following procedures:
- Pre-enrolment;
- enrolment;
- course change;
- incoming transfer;
- enrolment, course change or incoming transfer following the obtaining of the credit recognition decision, for access to the first year or to years subsequent to the first.
All the procedures listed must be completed exclusively online; for none of them is it necessary to attend the desk in person. The information needed to complete them and the deadlines to be met can be found in the admission notices/calls.
You can contact the Enrolment and Admission Tests Office for clarification regarding the procedures mentioned above:
- by email at immatricolazioni.studenti@unipd.it, making sure to specify your full first name and surname, Tax identification number (or student ID number, if available), and the name of the course or courses for which you are submitting the request;
- by coming to the help desk. You may come to the help desk without an appointment; for personalised advice regarding the status of your enrolment or your participation in a selection procedure, you are advised to book an appointment through the dedicated page. The help desk is located in Padua (PD), at via Venezia 6 - postcode 35131, and is open at the following times:
Monday 10 - 13
Tuesday 10 - 13, and in the afternoon: 15 - 16:30
Wednesday 10 - 13
Thursday 10 - 15 - By zoom call. In case of particular needs, it is possible to request an interview on zoom by email (immatricolazioni.studenti@unipd.it), after explaining the issue or the clarification needed in detail. The interview will be arranged with the interested party during the help desk opening hours indicated above.
You can also contact the Call Centre by telephone.
Those enrolling with an entry qualification obtained abroad must refer to the enrolment procedures reserved for international students: www.unipd.it/ammissione-studenti-internazionali. For any questions or assistance, the contacts of the competent office, Admission and Welcome Unit, are available on the page: www.unipd.it/uffici-relazioni-internazionali
If you are enrolling with an entry title obtained abroad, you need to follow specific procedures for international students: www.unipd.it/en/how-apply. For questions or assistance (e.g. on how and when to finalize your enrolment) you can refer to the Admissions and Welcome Unit, the contacts are available here: www.unipd.it/en/international-relations.
Student financial contribution (for example, questions about scholarships, payments, ISEE): the competent office is the Economic Benefits Office;
Master’s degree courses – Assessment of minimum curricular requirements (e.g. assistance with using the portal for the assessment, questions about the timeframe for obtaining eligibility, clarification on any additional exams required to meet the requirements, language certifications, etc.): the competent office is the Back Office of your degree programme.
Recognition of previous credits (e.g. questions about the substance of the assessment, about the exams that may be recognised, clarification on the resolution received): the competent office is the Back Office of your degree programme.
Organisation of classes (for example, questions about attendance requirements, the division into groups for attending classes, class timetables): the competent office is the teaching office of your degree programme.
To access Bachelor's degree programmes and single-cycle Master's degree programmes, you must take an admission or assessment test. We offer various ways to help you prepare as effectively as possible
We provide you with a description of the main stages for taking part in the selection procedures and gaining admission to first-cycle degree programmes or single-cycle degree programmes (lasting 5 or 6 years); the specific information for each programme is instead set out in the admission notices or calls for applications, the official documents to refer to for enrolment.