The study plan must be submitted through the Online Student Registry (Segreterie OnLine). After submission, you must confirm the study plan by clicking on the CONFIRM (CONFERMA) button.
Study plan left in DRAFT form (bozza) are not reviewed.

In agreement with the Teaching Regulations of the own enrolment year, the student has two standard options for the study plan:

- "TO BE APPROVED" (da approvare): this type of plan, which is "proposed" after confirmation, must be formally reviewed and evaluated by the Study Plan Commission after the submission deadline

- "PRE-APPROVED" (pre-approvato): this type of plan is automatically approved upon submission and does not require review by the Study Plan Commission

The Student must select the "To be approved" study plan if they wish to include any of the following::

• courses offered by other MSc Degree Programmes at the University as a part of the activities "To be chosen by the Student"

• exams intended to be taken during an ERASMUS mobility period

• supernumerary credits

PLEASE, READ CAREFULLY THE "STUDY PLAN_TUTORIAL", WHICH GUIDES YOU IN THE FILLING IN OF YOUR STUDY PLAN

The Student may submit a customised study plan via a Google Form to request the replacement of courses from your approved study plan with activities that fall outside the standard Programme Regulations of the MSc Degree Programme.The proposed activities must adhere to two key criteria:

• they must be consistent with the Academic Disciplines (SSD) set out in one’s own “Teaching System” (Ordinamento Didattico)

• they must align with the Specific Learning Objectives of the MSc Degree Programme (see Article 2 of the Teaching Regulations).

The customised study plan will be reviewed and evaluated by the Study Plan Commission. Should a request for a costumised study plan be rejected, the Student remains subject to their last approved plan. For this reason, first-year students wishing to submit a customised study plan must first submit a standard plan (either 'Pre-approved' or 'To be approved') via the Online Student Registry (Segreterie OnLine) before completing the Google Form. Unsuccessful applicants may, however, resubmit a proposal during the next available submission window.

Submitting an initial standard plan in the first window (usually in November) is crucial to be ready for exams, while the next window (usually in March) gives you the time and the opportunity, if you wish, to also finalise specific, non-standard, course choices.