Schema della sezione
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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025-2026
Lessons: https://gestioneorari.didattica.unimib.it/PortaleStudentiUnimib/index.php?view=easycourse&include=homepage&_lang=en
First Semester: October 2025 - January 2026
Second Semester: March 2026 - June 2026Academic Calendar: https://www.unimib.it/ateneo/calendario-accademico
Exam calendar: https://gestioneorari.didattica.unimib.it/PortaleStudentiUnimib/index.php?view=easytest&_lang=en
Registering for the exams (SegreterieOnLine): https://s3w.si.unimib.it/ListaAppelliOfferta.do;jsessionid=F90A1A4DD8D7D32B20142BBED0A72812.esse3-unimib-prod-06?cod_lingua=eng&menu_opened_cod=menu_link-navbox_didattica_Esami
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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Students transferring from another master's degree program, or students who have withdrawn, been disqualified, or hold another master's degree, must request an evaluation of their academic career to verify the adequacy of their personal preparation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. -
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The final examination for obtaining the degree consists of the presentation of a thesis that has been originally developed by the student under the guidance of a supervisor, focusing on topics related to economics, business, mathematical-statistical sciences, including advanced computational models, sciences such as biology, chemistry, physics, and geology, and legal-social disciplines, chosen from the topics covered in the curriculum of the master's degree program.
The thesis, written and discussed in English, will address a subject related to the experimental, theoretical, and/or computational work carried out during the internship in the areas mentioned above. Part of the preparation for the final exam may be carried out during the internship and orientation activities.
The final exam aims to assess the student's ability to analyze and master the topic, present its key aspects, and publicly present and discuss it in English in front of a committee with clarity, competence, and critical thinking.
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The acquisition of 3 ECTS credits related to "Additional Language Knowledge" is realized as follows:.
ITALIAN STUDENTS:
- Passing a university exam to verify knowledge of a foreign language at level B2, other than English, choosing from French, Spanish, or German
or - Passing a university exam to verify knowledge of the English language at level C1. Italian students already in possession of an Open Badge issued by the University of Milan-Bicocca or certifications from institutions accredited by the University, certifying language skills at a level equal to or higher than B2 for French, Spanish, or German, or certifying language skills at a level equal to or higher than C1 for English, will be exempt from the test and will receive the corresponding credits.
FOREIGN STUDENTS:
- Passing a university exam to verify knowledge of the Italian language at level A2.
Foreign students already in possession of an Open Badge issued by the University of Milan-Bicocca or certifications from institutions accredited by the University, certifying knowledge of the Italian language at a level equal to or higher than A2, will be exempt from the test and will receive the corresponding credits.Information about the exam procedures or how to acquire the credits is defined at the university level and will be available on the university website at:
https://www.unimib.it/didattica/opportunita/lingue-unimib/idoneita-ateneo-e-accertamento-linguistico. - Passing a university exam to verify knowledge of a foreign language at level B2, other than English, choosing from French, Spanish, or German
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Bbetween
Bbetween is the project of the University of Milan-Bicocca aimed at enhancing and valuing the transversal skills of students and citizens.
Develop your Soft Skills with BBETWEEN!
FAQ - Bbetween (momentarily only available in Italian)
iBicocca
iBicocca is the University of Milan-Bicocca project dedicated to activating the "i" (entrepreneurial, innovative, entrepreneurial) side of all students regularly enrolled in bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree programs.
https://ibicocca.unimib.it/ (momentarily only available in Italian)
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Student's Web Agenda of the University of Milano-Bicocca
Mobile app UniMiB Course
Please make sure to check the timetable regularly for any changes.
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The in-progress orientation is aimed at supporting students throughout their educational journey. The university has created a dedicated page for in-progress orientation for students enrolled in degree programs, graduates, and alumni, where users can find all the necessary information and identify the appropriate services to make the most of their university experience, potentially reorienting their choices and receiving support as they transition into the workforce.
Initiatives for Enrolled Students/Graduates/Prospective Graduates:
https://www.unimib.it/iniziative-orientamento/iniziativelaureatilaureandi (momentarily available only in Italian)
Orientation Office & Job Placement:
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Before starting the thesis work, students must have submitted the thesis project and obtained approval from the Teaching Coordination Council to carry out the thesis, which can be done internally, externally, or in collaboration with external organizations.
By the deadlines set by the Student Office, students must submit an abstract in English (maximum of 5 pages each) in electronic format to the Teaching Office of the degree program. The thesis, in English, must be uploaded in electronic format to the online student portal upon completion of the degree application.
On the graduation day, students present the thesis to the Master's Degree Commission. The duration of the oral presentation, in English, should not exceed 15 minutes, followed by no more than 5 minutes of discussion. The Commission evaluates the discussed thesis as well as the grade proposed by the supervising professor. The additional points awarded by the Commission, according to the criteria established by the Teaching Coordination Council for the assignment of the grade, will range from 1 to 8 points (8 points with a written justification).
The final grade decision is made by the Commission by majority vote. In case of a tie, the vote of the President prevails. The possible "Laude" must be approved unanimously.
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At the time of enrollment, student are automatically assigned a study plan called "statutory," which includes all the mandatory educational activities. Subsequently, students must submit their own study plan, indicating the optional activities and those of free choice.
The periods for submitting study plans are indicated on the page https://www.unimib.it/servizi/studenti-e-laureati/segreterie/piani-degli-studi/area-scienze.
A detailed guide for completing the study plan is available on the e-learning page of the degree program: https://elearning.unimib.it/F7603Q.
The study plan is approved by the Teaching Coordination Council of the program.
Students can only take exams for courses listed in their study plan. The study plan must comply with the required number of credits, constraints, and prerequisite rules established by the program’s teaching regulations.
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The educational path includes an internship (6 ECTS) in the second year, which aims to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire applied, technical, communicative, and critical analysis skills related to the knowledge gained during the study program. These skills are acquired through experimental and computational training activities, as well as through in-depth bibliographic research, aimed at developing investigations in the field of environmental sustainability in various contexts and acquiring the ability to analyze and present the results obtained. The internship can be internal or external. The activity is carried out by students under the guidance of a tutor. The activity usually leads to the preparation of the Master's thesis for the final exam under the guidance of a supervisor.
The recognition of ECTS is subject to the achievement of the educational objectives by the students. Only in the case of a positive evaluation students will earn the corresponding credits.