How to Enroll

1 - CURRICULAR REQUIREMENTS

DIRECT ACCESS

A positive evaluation of the curriculum studiorum is granted for candidates who got a Bachelor Degree in:

• L-15 graduation class (Tourism Science) issued by an Italian university;
• 39 graduation class (Tourism Science) issued by an Italian university
• L-1 graduation class (Beni culturali) in the course Beni Culturali e turismo (L-1&L-15) of the University of Macerata

INDIRECT ACCESS

For those who obtained an Italian academic qualification different from the aforementioned degrees, the curricular requirements are granted only if students acquired at least 60 CFU in the basic and characterising disciplines indicated for the class L-15 (Tourism Science).

The following bachelor's graduation degrees obtained at any Italian university are a preferential requirement:

• L-1 (Cultural Heritage)
• L-11 (Modern Languages and Cultures)
• L-12 (Language Mediation)
• L-18 (Economics and Business Management)
• L-33 (Economics)

or, according to the corresponding former name in classes

The verification of the adequate personal knowledge of the candidate is carried out through an orientation interview in order to verify that the level of the personal competences is adequate to the degree course. In case of a negative result, the Commission will instruct the candidate on how the adequate level of preparation can be achieved.

3 - LANGUAGE SKILLS

All students must satisfy the following requirements:

Those who have a certification lower than the B2 level and who do not have a language certification are required to pass an interview with the Commission in order to verify their personal knowledge. If the Commission considers the personal knowledge and competences of the student to be adequate, it will express a positive opinion. In the event of a negative opinion, the Commission indicates to the candidate how to meet the entry requirements related to the knowledge of the English language.

International students who, in the moment of pre-enrolment and the subsequent interview, do not have a level of knowledge of the Italian language equal to or higher than B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), are required to acquire 3 CFU of additional language knowledge (Italian language) as a part of their further educational activities. The activities that are considered to be valid for the achievement of the 3 CFU relating to knowledge of the Italian language will be indicated by the Council of Cultural Heritage and Tourism Sciences and subsequently publicised.

Students who do not have qualifications that guarantee the direct access but allow admission to the course will receive indications from the Commission regarding one or more individual preparatory courses to be taken before they can proceed to enrolment.