Incoming students
On this page:
- Incoming Erasmus students
- Foreign students enrolling for the full program
- Structure of the academic year
- Contacts
Incoming Erasmus students
Foreign students can spend (part of) an academic year at the University of Padova under the Erasmus program. Incoming students willing to attend part of the First Level Degree in Mathematics should be aware that the courses are held in Italian (with few excpetions). On the other hand, many courses of the Second Level Degree in Mathematics are taught in English. For the list of courses (also specifying in which language they are taught), see:
- Course list of the First Level Degree in Mathematics
- Course list of the Second Level Degree in Mathematics
Interested students are invited to visit the Student Exchange webpage of the University of Padova.
Another useful (and less formal) webpage is that of the Erasmus student association in Padova. (Unfortunately, not all pages of this website are in English.)
Foreign students enrolling for the full program
Foreign students willing to register at the University of Padova for the First or Second Level Degree in Mathematics can refer to the webpage of the University dedicated to applications of foreign students.
The courses of the First Level Degree in Mathematics are held in Italian (with few excpetions). On the other hand, many courses of the Second Level Degree in Mathematics are taught in English. For the list of courses (also specifying in which language they are taught), see:
- Course list of the First Level Degree in Mathematics
- Course list of the Second Level Degree in Mathematics
Structure of the academic year
At the University of Padova the academic year is roughly structured as follows:
- October - January: first semester
- February: examination session
- March - mid June: second semester
- mid June - July: examination session
- late August - September: examination session
See the webpage of the University for more detailed information.
Contacts
For more information, interested foreign students can contact prof. Markus Fischer.