Transfer

Students transferring from another master's degree program, or students who have withdrawn, been disqualified, or hold another master's degree, must request an evaluation of their academic career to verify the adequacy of their personal preparation and the possession of the curricular requirements. The Teaching Coordination Council of the Program will decide on the full or partial recognition of the courses already completed based on a proposal from the Commission appointed by it.
In the case of a transfer from another master's degree program belonging to the LM-76 class, the portion of credits related to the same scientific-disciplinary sector directly recognized to the student cannot be less than 50% of the credits already earned (DM March 16, 2007).

Recognition of ECTS Credits for Professional Activities

Universities can recognize as university credits the professional knowledge and skills individually certified according to the applicable regulations, as well as other knowledge and skills acquired through post-secondary level training activities in which the university has participated in the design and implementation, up to a maximum of 24 ECTS credits in total between Bachelor's and Master's degree programs. This recognition is subject to approval by the Teaching Coordination Council based on a proposal from the Commission appointed by it.