The University of Cagliari offers its students 43 three-year degree courses, 40 five-year degree courses and 6 single-cycle degree courses.

Taking into account the demands of the local area and the proposals of the Departments, and in accordance with the principle of high quality and sustainability, the University has expanded the range of its courses to include scientific and cultural areas that are not only new compared to the previous offer, but also highly innovative, i.e. integrating the existing educational offer with Bachelor's degrees that guarantee greater and better access to the Master's degree offer and the activation of a three-year vocational degree.

Foreign students may also enrol in these courses, provided they hold a valid qualification for enrolment, and a reserved number of places is also envisaged for each course.

PROCEDURES FOR ENTRY, STAY, ENROLMENT OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND RECOGNITION OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES IN ITALY

VALID FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-2023

At:

• The Italian state and non-state universities authorised to issue qualifications with legal value;
• The Italian State and non-State Higher Education Institutions authorised to award degrees with legal value and the Institutions authorised to award degrees in Artistic, Musical and Choreographic Higher Education.

These procedures are subject to the current and future emergency provisions of the Italian Government and the European Union concerning the prevention and containment of the COVID 19 virus epidemic.

The physical mobility of international students to Italy may be replaced, if necessary, by distance learning activities.

Should international students need a visa to enter Italy, they must promptly apply for a visa for study purposes at the diplomatic-consular Representations of reference for their place of residence.

In principle, visa applications must be submitted to the competent diplomatic-consular Representations by 30 November 2022, in order to allow for the effective enrolment of international students and the subsequent payment of university fees,

If the deadline is extended, higher education institutions will be able to continue their procedures for recruiting international students and assessing the suitability of the foreign qualifications they hold.

For more specific information on entry, residence and enrolment procedures, please consult the dedicated website: https://www.studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri/

The University of Cagliari forges agreements with foreign universities and institutions within the framework of joint activities for teaching, research and training.

The aim of the international agreements is to establish and strengthen collaborative relations with European and non-European universities in order to adequately develop the institutional functions of teaching and research and to foster the internationalisation process of the University.

In the agreement the partners establish, according to reciprocity criteria, the research and teaching area, the modalities for the exchange of teachers, researchers, students and technical-administrative staff, as well as the conditions in terms of insurance and travel and accommodation expenses of the participants.

Cooperation Agreements