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1) registration at the International Mobility Office of the University of Genoa:

This is the first office you have to visit (don’t forget to take a valid identity document with you).

Here you will be registered, you will receive 2 copies of an official confirmation of acceptance and all relevant information.

2) contact the Foreign students’ office (SASS).

This office can help you in:

• finding the best accommodation for your needs

• applying for the tax code number

• applying for the permit of stay (only non EU citizens)

3) Confirmation of enrolment at the University of Genoa.

To enrol you have to go to the Students’ registrar’s office of the appropriate Didactic structure (indicated in the section «Erasmus+ stay data» of your Application Form). At enrolment you will receive a matriculation number and all necessary documents. After you have enrolled you will be able to access all the facilities and services you are entitled to as a student of the University of Genoa

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4) Take part in the Italian Language Course

Since almost all subjects are taught in Italian, students should have sufficient knowledge of the language to be able to understand classes.

For this reason, the University of Genoa organizes, with the contribution of E.U., Italian language courses for foreign students, completely free of charge.

If you want to follow the course you have to fill in the appropriate section of the Application Form.

The courses are divided into levels from A1 (breakthrough) to C2 (mastery) in keeping with the criteria laid down by the Common European Framework of Reference for Modern Languages of the Council of Europe.The students have to sit for an entrance test.The classes are established on the basis of the test results - the test usually coincides with the beginning of the course - and do not exceed 35 students.

All the teachers are specialized in T.I.F.L. (Teaching Italian as a Foreign Language).

For information: http://www.clat.unige.it/drupal-7.25/

STARTING DATES:

o September the 5th 2016 (intensive course)

o September the 26th 2016

o October the 24th 2016

o February the 6th 2017

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5) contact the professor responsible for the exchange

(indicated in the section «Erasmus+ stay data» of your Application Form)

The professor responsible will support you in matters concerning your study/traineeship plan (learning agreement) and the course units.

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the international office of the appropriate Didactic Structure.

It will provide all useful information regarding the organization of the Structure, academic calendar and course units.

ATTENTION: learning agreement and changes

The learning agreement and its changes have to be completed in accordance with the sending Institution and the professor responsible for the exchange at the University of Genoa (following the rules of each Didactic Structure.) As to the section of the document reserved to the receiving Institution, the document has to be approved by the professor responsible for the exchange and/or the ECTS Departmental Coordinator (if the course applies the ECTS method). If the document needs the approval of the Erasmus Institutional Coordinator ,you have to come to the International Mobility Office after obtaining the signature of the professor responsible for the exchange.

6) extension of the Erasmus period

If you wish to extend the duration of your Erasmus stay you need the authorization both of

- your sending Institution (the authorization has to be emailed directly by your sending institution to [email protected])

- the professor responsible for the exchange at the University of Genoa (the authorization has to be emailed directly by the professor to [email protected])

These authorizations have to be received by the International Mobility Office at least 15 days before the end of the registered Erasmus period.

After receiving both authorizations, the International Mobility Office will issue a confirmation of acceptance. IMPORTANT: Remember that the Erasmus period cannot exceed 12 months and must be completed within september 30, 2017.

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7) contact the Regional Institute for the Educational Services and Work (A.R.S.E.L.):

A.R.S.E.L. offers general student services such as MEAL SERVICES and accommodation.

Canteens are one of the main services provided for students, also Erasmus students can have access to this service, prior authorization. The complete list of canteens available for students and the prices of meals can be consulted at the web page http://www.arssu.it/ link “la ristorazione”.

8) contact GEG (Gruppo Erasmus Genova)

GEG is a non-profit student organization, part of the Erasmus Student Network (ESN), its goal is to promote student mobility in the framework of university exchange projects, according to the principle students helping students.

GEG is run by volunteers and also organizes lots of activities to help foreign students to become part of the Genoese social structure.

GEG also organizes a pick-up service upon request.

9) contact CUS (Centro Universitario Sportivo)

If you are interested in sports, you can contact CUS. All useful information can be found consulting the web page http://www.cusgenova.it

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CONFIRMATION OF ATTENDANCE:

This is an essential document stating your

Erasmus exchange period spent at the

University of Genoa. Before leaving, you have

to contact the professor responsible for the

exchange or the international office of the

competent Didactic Structure, in order to get

your confirmation of attendance duly signed

and stamped.

TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS:

At the end of your exchange period you

have to go the

Students’ registrar’s

Office

(where you enrolled at your arrival

in Genoa) in order to get the document

stating your didactic activities during the

Erasmus period.

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International Mobility Office:

Via Bensa 1, 2nd floor

E-mail :

[email protected]

Tel: 0039/010.209.9545

Fax. 0039/010 .209.5012

Foreign Students’ Office (SASS)

Via Bensa 1, 1st floor

E-mail : [email protected]

Tel: 0039/010.209.51525

Fax: 0039/010.209.51527

Opening hours:

Monday –Wednesday – Thursday - Friday 9.00 -12.00

Tuesday 9.00 -11 and 14.30 -16.00

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Students’ registrar’s Offices:

School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences - Via Bensa 1, 1° floor

Tel.

0039 – 010 -209. 5667

Fax:

0039-010-209.9621

E-mail: [email protected]

School of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy)- Via Bensa 1, 1° floor

Tel.

0039 – 010 -209. 5667

Fax:

0039-010-209.9621

E-mail: [email protected]

School of Humanities (Arts and Philosophy

Foreign Languages and Literature) - via Balbi 4

Tel. 0039 – 010 -209. 5661 Fax: 0039-010-209.9610 E-mail: [email protected]

Polytechnic School (Architecture - Engineering ) - Stradone Sant'Agostino 37

Tel.

0039 – 010 -209. 5660

Fax:

0039-010-209.9652

E-mail:

[email protected]

School of Social Sciences (Economics- Law

Education- Political Science) - Piazza della Nunziata 2

(Belimbau Building)

Tel. 0039 – 010 -209. 5661 Fax: 0039-010-209.9610 E-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours

Monday – Wednesday – Thursday - Friday 9.00 -12.00

Tuesday 9.00 -11 and 14.30 -16.00

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International Office at Didactic Structure:

All useful information regarding the International Office of the appropriate Didactic Structure is given at arrival by the staff of the International Mobility Office and can be consulted at the web pages dedicated to the Didactic Structure of interest.

School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences

Email: [email protected]

School of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Medicine and Surgery – Pharmacy) E-mail: [email protected]

 School of Social Sciences (Economics- Law – Education- Political Science) Economics - Email: [email protected]

Law – Email: [email protected] Education – Email: [email protected] Political Science – Email: [email protected]

School of Humanities (Arts and Philosophy – Foreign Languages and Literature) E-mail: [email protected]

 Polytechnic School (Architecture - Engineering )

Architecture E-mail: [email protected]

Engineering E-mail:[email protected]

Professor responsible for the exchange:

All useful information regarding the responsible for your Erasmus exchange is given at arrival by the staff of the International Mobility Office, his/her consulting hours and other contacts can be asked directly to the International Office of the Didactic Structure of interest.

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Architecture

Stradone S. Agostino, 37 - 16123 Genova Phone 010 2095894

Fax 010 209 5905

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours: Mon. Wed.Thu. From 9.30 to 12.30

Economics

Darsena - via Vivaldi, 5 - 16126 Genova Phone 010 209 5515/5516

Fax 010 209 5517

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours: from Mon. to Fri. 9.00-12.00 Pharmacy

Viale Benedetto XV, 7 - 16132 Genova Phone: 010 353 38045

Fax: 010 353 38044

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours : from Mon. to Fri. 9.30 –12.00 Law

Via Balbi, 5, 1° piano - 16126 Genova Phone 010.209.9486

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours: Mo. Tue. Thu.Fri from 09.00 to 12.00

Engineering

via Montallegro, 1/3 - 16145 Genova Phone 010 353 2148

Fax 010 353 2099

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours : Mon. Wed. Tue. 9:00-13:30

Philosophy and arts

Piazza S. Sabina 2, III° piano, 16124 Genova Phone 010 209 5784/5596/5565

fax 010 209 51353

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours : from Mon. To Fri. 9.00-12.00; Wed. also 15.00-16.00

Foreign languages

Piazza S. Sabina 2, III° piano, 16124 Genova Phone 010 209 51868

Fax 010 209 51353

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours : from Mon. To Fri. 9.00-12.00; Wed. also 15.00-16.00

Medicine

Via L.B. Alberti, 4 - 16132 Genova Phone 010 353 7479

Fax 010 353 7478

e-mail: [email protected] Opening hours : from Mon. To Thu. 10.45-13.45, Tue. Thu. also 14.30-16.00

Education

Corso Andrea Podestà 2- 16128 Genova Phone 010 209 53521

Fax 010 209 53523

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours: Mon. Tue. Thu. 9.30-12.00, Wed. 14.30-16.30

Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences Viale Benedetto XV, 3 - 16132 Genova Phone 010 353 8386/8225

Fax 010 353 8119

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours: Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. 9.00-12.00, Tue. Wed. also 14.30-17.00

Political sciences

Via Balbi, 5 III piano - 16126 Genova Phone 010 209 9995/5562

Fax 010 209 9226

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours: Mon.- Fri. 10.00-12.00, Tue. also 14:30-16:00

Contacts of «Sportello dello

studente» Offices

at different didactic

structures

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A.R.S.E.L. (Agenzia regionale per i Servizi Educativi e per il Lavoro)

Via San Vincenzo, 4

Website:

http://www.arsel.liguria.it/

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday 9.00 – 12.00

Tuesday and Wednesday also 14.30 – 16.30

GEG (Gruppo Erasmus Genova)

Albergo dei Poveri

Piazzale E. Brignole 2

E-mail:

[email protected]

Website: http://www.esngenova.it/

CUS (Centro Universitario Sportivo)

Via Monte Zovetto, 21 A

Tel. 010 -362.30.01 Fax : 010.31.81.26

E-mail: [email protected]

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