WORKPLACE SAFETY (students)
MASTER'S DEGREE
ALL ABOUT BACHELOR'S EXAMS
ALL ABOUT MASTER'S EXAMS
MISCELLANEOUS
WORKPLACE SAFETY (students)
Are the new safety courses all 12 hours long?
Yes, the newly activated courses are all 12 hours long.
Is a 12-hour course valid for 5 years?
Yes, the training course is valid for 5 years.
Can the attendance and test completion certificate be downloaded online?
The certificate can only be downloaded online for the 4-hour course (general risk training) that students took on Puntostudio (2019) or Federica (from 2020).
Certificates related to in-person courses (8h or 12h), attended from March 2019 onwards, can be requested by email at sicurezzadsc@unina.it. The email must include the student’s full name, student ID number, and the dates they attended the course.
If I completed an 8-hour course during my Bachelor's degree, do I necessarily have to attend the 12-hour course for the Master's degree? How is the specific training course calibrated for thesis work? Is it only valid for the Master’s thesis? When should it be taken? Before starting the thesis?
In previous years, the 8-hour specific risk training course was valid for the Bachelor's Degree (lab work and thesis) and for the Master’s Degree only regarding lab work. Second-year Master’s students had to retake the 12-hour specific risk training course before starting their thesis work.
From 2020 onwards, only 12-hour training courses have been activated, which, being valid for 5 years, can cover the entire Bachelor's and Master’s course path for students.
Where can I find the regulations for admission to the Master's Degree courses?
The regulations can be found on the website in the “Didattica” section, under the "Master’s Degree" subsection.
Carrying out the Master’s thesis abroad
It is possible to conduct study activities for the preparation of the Master’s thesis in research labs abroad.
Several options are available:
LLP-Erasmus Socrates project. All information is available at:
http://www.unina.it/studentididattica/segreteriastudenti/erasmus/index.jspErasmus-Placement project. Information is available on the university website at:
http://www.unina.it/studentididattica/segreteriastudenti/erasmus/placement.jspProjects based on agreements signed by faculty members of the Degree Program.
Post-graduate internships
All information regarding post-graduate internships can be found at:
http://www.unina.it/studentididattica/postlaurea/index.jsp
How can I apply for an ADISU scholarship?
The ADISU scholarship application must be submitted online: go to www.adisufederico2.it and follow the instructions. Usually, starting from July each year, a call for applications is published for the next academic year. The call contains all necessary information to participate.
Where is the ADISU office for the canteen card and how do I get it?
The ADISU office is located at the following addresses:
Humanities Research Library, Piazza Bellini 59-60, inside the Sant’Antoniello Complex at Port’Alba – Naples
“A. Paolella” University Residence - Via Tansillo, 28 – Naples
Multipurpose Hall, Piazzale Tecchio – Naples
“T. De Amicis” University Residence - Via T. De Amicis, 11 – Naples
“G. Medici” University Residence - Via Università, 133 – Portici (Na)
To request the canteen card, present the receipt of university tuition payment and a valid ID at the university residence.
Memo for students and faculty of the Bachelor's Degree in Biomolecular and Industrial Biotechnology
The following principles aim to:
Encourage maximum student attendance in lectures and lab exercises;
Speed up the academic progression of repeating students or those who have completed their coursework.
What are the time windows for scheduled exam sessions?
Exam periods are scheduled between semesters:
January-February
June-July-September
Students enrolled in the 3rd year can take exams starting from January and in any month (except April and August).
Students who are out of course can take exams in any month (except April and August).
Memo for students and faculty of the Master's Degree in Molecular and Industrial Biotechnology
The following principles aim to:
Encourage maximum student attendance in lectures and lab exercises;
Speed up the academic progression of repeating students or those who have completed their coursework.
What are the time windows for scheduled exam sessions?
Exam periods are scheduled between semesters:
January-February
June-July-September
In which cases can students take exams outside the regular exam windows?
Considering the limited teaching activity in the second semester of the second year, which is intended for thesis research, students may request exams outside the regular windows once the first semester is over, excluding April and August.
Enrollment in academic years beyond the first
The Academic Senate, with resolution no. 3 of 01/02/2017, implemented by D.R. no. 2361 of 19/06/2017, abolished, starting from the 2017/18 academic year, any conditions set by course regulations for progressing to subsequent years.
Therefore, from the 2017/18 academic year onwards, students will be progressively enrolled in subsequent academic years up to the legal duration of the course without restrictions or administrative barriers, such as earning a set number of credits or passing specific exams.
From the next academic year, students can no longer be enrolled as repeaters or intermediate out-of-course students, regardless of the number of exams passed or credits earned.
Where can I find the class timetable?
Class schedules with room details are available online on the website in the “Didattica” section, under the "Bachelor's Degree" or "Master’s Degree" subsections.
Where can I find the exam calendar?
Exam calendars, organized by year, are available online on the website in the “Didattica” section, under the "Bachelor's Degree" or "Master’s Degree" subsections.
Exam sessions are scheduled at the end of each semester, in January-February and June-September, excluding August. This allows students to attend classes, a key element in training industrial biotechnologists.
However, students who have already attended ALL classes for the Bachelor's or Master’s Degree may take exams outside the standard sessions upon agreement with the lecturer.
What are the deadlines and procedures for paying university fees?
Annual university fees are paid in two installments. The first is due by October 31, the second by March 31. Late payments incur penalties.
The amount is income-based, and payment forms (MAV) can be downloaded online. Detailed info is available at:
http://www.unina.it/studentididattica/segreteriastudenti/normeSegr/tasse/fascia.jsp
Wi-Fi access setup
Contact the University IT Center (CSI), request the activation of your institutional email account, and follow the instructions available on the university’s email site.
