Relazioni Internazionali PoliBa – Politecnico Bari

L’Ufficio Relazioni Internazionali (URI) del Poliba – Politecnico di Bari ha il compito di gestire tutti gli studenti in mobilità, sia in ingresso che in uscita. L’URI si occupa anche della gestione amministrativa di tutti gli accordi internazionali e di tutti i progetti di internazionalizzazione, compresi i progetti Erasmus+.

BORSE ERASMUS 2023

IL PROGRAMMA ERASMUS+ STUDIO

Erasmus+ ti permette di effettuare un periodo di studio (frequenza corsi, ricerca tesi, tirocinio) in uno dei Paesi aderenti al programma, presso atenei partner.

DESTINATARI DEL PROGRAMMAIl programma è rivolto a studenti/studentesse di laurea triennale, laurea magistrale/ciclo unico e dottorato.

DESTINAZIONILe destinazioni del Programma Erasmus + Studio sono gli istituti di Istruzione Superiore, partner del POLIBA, presso i Paesi partecipanti al Programma.

Stati membri dell’Unione Europea (EU)
Belgio, Bulgaria, Repubblica Ceca, Danimarca, Germania, Estonia, Irlanda, Grecia, Spagna, Francia, Croazia, Cipro, Lettonia, Lituania, Lussemburgo, Ungheria, Malta, Paesi Bassi, Austria, Polonia, Portogallo, Romania, Slovenia, Slovacchia, Finlandia, Svezia.
Stati non appartenenti all’Unione EuropeaRepubblica della Macedonia del Nord, Serbia, Islanda, Liechtenstein, Norvegia, Turchia.

DURATAPuoi trascorrere un periodo all’estero tra i 2 e i 12 mesi.
Puoi effettuare più periodi di mobilità Erasmus+ per ogni ciclo di studio (laurea triennale, laurea magistrale, dottorato) fino ad un massimo di 12 mesi (24 mesi per laurea a ciclo unico).

COME CANDIDARTI

Per trascorrere un periodo all’estero con Erasmus+, devi partecipare agli appositi Bandi di selezione.

BORSE DI STUDIO

Per vivere un periodo all’estero con Erasmus+ puoi ricevere supporto economico grazie alle borse finanziate da Erasmus+, dal POLIBA e dal MIUR.

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INCOMING STUDENTS MOBILITY

Politecnico di Bari welcomes students and trainees coming from European and non-European countries in the framework of several Exchange programmes. Any incoming student can attend classes from our Bachelor’s degrees and our Master’s degrees, or carry out a traineeship/internship within one of our 4 Departments:

The incoming students involved are:

Erasmus+ students and trainees
Free-movers
International exchange students

DEGREE COURSES

INCOMING NON EU STUDENTS/RESEARCHERS MOBILITY

Are you a Non EU citizen and do you want to study/carry out a research in Italy?

If you wish to come to Italy to study or to carry out a research project, you have to complete a few formalities to organize your stay in and travel to Italy.

ERASMUS+ AT POLITECNICO DI BARI

APPLICATION DEADLINES
Full year/Fall semester: 30th June
Spring Semester: 30th November

ACADEMIC CALENDAR
1st Semester (winter): 1st October – 31st January (exams in January-February)
2nd Semester (spring): 1st March – 30th June (exams in July-September)

EMAIL ADDRESS FOR NOMINATIONS
rosilda.sammarco@poliba.it

AMISSION DOCUMENTS

Application Form;
Learning Agreement;
Academic Transcript Of Records;
B1 Italian or English Certificate or any proof of Italian or English language knowledge;
Id Card/Passport;
Photo.

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION
All courses are taught in Italian, except for the following Master Degree Courses, which are taught in English:

Industrial Design
Telecommunications Engineering
Informatics Engineering
Automation
Mechanical Engineering
All Ph.D Courses

LANGUAGE REQUIRED
B1 level of Italian and B2 English.

LANGUAGE CERTIFICATE
Recommended but not compulsory.

LANGUAGE CENTER

Politecnico di Bari has long maintained the importance of language training and established the Language Centre with funding from the EU European Social Fund.

The Centre is located within the “Ernesto Quagliarello” Campus, on the 3rd floor of the university block opposite the Student Centre.
The Centre provides Politecnico students and staff with services aimed towards the acquisition of foreign languages.

Language Courses Courses are available in English, German, Spanish, Chinese and Italian for foreigners; these are classified by level and held by mother-tongue teachers. Participation is free and groups are limited to a fixed number of students. At the end of the course there is a final test and an attendance certificate is issued to participants. Courses are divided into two sessions per year in line with the two semesters of the academic calendar.

Courses generally last ten weeks, based on two 120-minute lessons per week. Schedules and timetables are issued at the start of each session. Access to courses is regulated by Language Centre directives, which are published before each session.

CONTACT PERSON
Dott.ssa Valeria Marangio
languages@poliba.it.

ITALIAN GRADING SYSTEM

In the Italian university system, each course unit is graded on a scale from 18 to 30 points, (minimum 18 – maximum 30).

To pass a course unit, a student must receive a grade of at least 18 points out of 30. “30 e lode” is a special mention for outstanding performance.

As a rule non-passing grades are simply not awarded, and the exam is not registered in the student’s career.
For the final degree, a 111-point scale is used. Passing grades are 66 to 110, with the additional superior grade “110 e lode” (110 cum laude).

The mark for the final degree is given on the basis of all marks obtained in exams, and on the evaluation of the final thesis.

SAFETY AND HEALTH

European Health Insurance Card, compulsory for all EU students. A private insurance coverage is highly recommended.

IMMIGRATION REQUIREMENTS

EU students (except Turkish): identity card or Passport.
Non European and Turkish students must arrive with a student visa, whose application can be made at the Italian Diplomatic and Consular Authorities in your country of residence. In order to find out whether you need an entry visa or not you can simply use the database of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. You will be asked to enter their nationality, country of residence, length and reason of the stay.

Guide for International Incoming Students