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Call for pre-selection for citizens of the people’s republic of china - xl cycle - academic year 2024/2025.

Sapienza University of Rome published a call for pre-selection for postgraduate PhD positions with scholarships fund by China Scholarship Council . List of PhD Programmes for which it is possible to apply are indicated in the Appendix CSC XL cycle. The deadline for submission of the application is February 28th, 2024 at 12.00 a.m. (CET).

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PRE-SELECTION CALL IS RESEVE ONLY TO CITIZENS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA.

Call for pre-selection CSC XL  -  Appendix CSC XL   -   Agreement Sapienza-CSC

Addition PhD Call 2023-2024/ 39th Cycle

Deadline for applications  October 13, 2023, at 23:59 (local time)

National PhD programme - Call 2023-2024/ 39th Cycle

Deadline for applications July 20, 2023, 2 pm local time. 

Dottorato Nazionale in Heritage Science - English version of the call

Dottorato Nazionale in Intelligenza Artificiale - English version of the call

Dottorato Nazionale in Osservazione della Terra - English version of the call

PhD Call 2023-2024/ 39th Cycle

Deadline for applications  June  22, 2023, 2 pm local time. 

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PhD programmes a.y. 2023/2024

PhD program (Third Cycle of study) represents the highest level of postgraduate studies and it aims to provide the skills necessary to carry out highly qualified research activities. The PhD training course lasts 3 years . To access it is necessary to have a Master’s degree or any other suitable qualification , also obtained abroad.

Admission is based on a competitive exam . 

UniME selection PhD Call is issued annually for all PhD Programmes .  

All of the Calls are published in UniMe Bandi e Concorsi section .

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                    POSTPONEMENT OF THE EXAM FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE TITLE OF PhD

We inform you that the exam for the achievement of the title of PhD in " Translational Molecular Medicine and surgery " 36th cycle , scheduled for 26 February 2024 at 2.00 pm, is postponed to a new date due to the suspension of the teaching activity in conjunction with the inauguration of the Academic Year.

       EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR ACCOMMODATION AT RESIDENCE LIBERTY – A.Y. 2023/2024

We would like to inform all students, doctoral students, postgraduates students, scholarship holders and research fellows interested in the accommodation service at the "Grand Hotel Liberty" residence, located in via I Settembre n.15 - 98122 Messina, that there are still available accommodations for which it is possible to apply. Click here to see the notice.

2nd PhD CALL FOR PRESENTATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR ASSIGNMENT OF PHD SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MESSINA A.Y. 2023/2024 (deadline 29/09/2023 23:59 p.m.)

Published in the  albo di Ateneo  rep. No.84/2023 prot.118184 of 22/09/2023 the D.R. n.2684/2023, prot.117964 del 22/09/2023   concerning the PhD Call for presentation of applications for assignment PhD scholarships in “ADVANCED CATALYTIC PROCESSES FOR USING RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES (ACCESS)”, “MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES”, “CHEMICAL SCIENCES” and “VETERINARY, BIOTECHNOLOGICAL AND  AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES” ,  by evaluation of research Projects, only for candidates eligible who are not already recipients of D.M. 117/2023 or D.M. 118/2023 Scholarships, of Scholarships funded by the PNRR and/or financed with research Projects in the general merit rankings relating to the Call for admission to the PhD Courses activated at the University of Messina – 39th CYCLE - referred to in D.R. No. 1854 of 15th June 2023

The deadline for online submission of applications for admission to the PhD Call is  29/09/2023 h. 23:59 .

The procedure for submitting the application to participate in the selection is available on  Esse3  platform. starting from  22/09/2023 , by logging in:

-  for candidates who are Italian citizens, they will have to access the Esse3 platform, using SPID credentials; for info click  here .

-  for foreign candidates, they will be able to access using Esse3 credentials obtained previously

In the sections below, the following will be published for each PhD course concerned:

• D.R. establishing the PhD Examination Commission
• D.R. approval of final acts (admission)
• 2nd PhD Call Rectoral Decree appoints Examining Commission 39 cycle
• D.R. for the assignment of scholarships D.M.118/2023 PNRR and D.M.117/2023 ENI Spa and admission without scholarship - Doctorate Course in "Advanced Catalytic Processes for using Renewable Energy Sources (ACCESS)" 39th Cycle
• D.R. 2nd Call of non-allocation of the scholarship funded by INGV and by UniCT - MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES 39th Cycle
• D.R. approval of final acts (admission) - 2nd PhD Call - SCIENZE CHIMICHE
• D.R. of scrolling and admission without scholarship with effect from 01.11.2023 - CHEMICAL SCIENCES 39th Cycle
• D.R. of non-allocation of the scholarship DM 117- M4C2 – Inv. 3.3. funded by Rabat Pharmacy Group CUP J24D23000700009 - Phd Course in "Veterinary, Biotechnological and Agricultural Sciences" 39th Cycle

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The PhD represents the highest academic degree awarded by Italian universities. The PhD title is awarded after the completion of a three year-study and research program whose access is regulated by a call for admissions. Admission to a PhD course is reserved to applicants holding a Master’s degree or a Single Cycle Degree. Citizens of any state and without age limits are admitted, provided that the qualification obtained has been previously recognized as equivalent to an Italian academic qualification.

Every year the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research arranges for the accreditation of courses that can be activated; each University, upon proposal of the Departments, establishes courses, number of places and number of scholarships.

Roma Tre offers a wide range of PhD courses particularly in the fields in which the University is developing a specific, wide, qualified and continuous research activity recognized at international level.

Information on Call for Application are available in the Italian version of the website: Link identifier #identifier__47088-1 Call for Application for PhD Programs

  On the following page: Link identifier #identifier__183968-2 Regulations on Research (Italian version), it is possible to consult Regulation on PHD courses (valid as of XXIX cycle):

• Link identifier #identifier__76807-3 Forms and information for PhD students
• Link identifier #identifier__26303-4 Forms for professors and coordinators

For further information please contact the Link identifier #identifier__74361-5 National Research Office at the following e-mail address: [email protected].

  The office receives in person only for the issuing of the doctoral certificate after having booked Link identifier #identifier__86267-6 an appointment .

In order to collect the doctoral certificate or the Diploma, it is necessary to submit a copy of a valid ID document and a €16 stamp duty for each type of the abovementioned certificates.

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Application deadline: Dec 14, 2022 at 11:59 PM (Expired)

2nd NRRP Call for Applications - Further PhD positions

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Enrolment: From Feb 06, 2023 to Feb 16, 2023 - On www.studenti.unibo.it, PhD candidates awarding NRRP positions should use NRRP forms only

Doctoral programme start date: Mar 01, 2023

Application deadline: Aug 02, 2022 at 11:59 PM (Expired)

NRRP Call for Applications

Enrolment: From Sep 26, 2022 to Oct 05, 2022 - On www.studenti.unibo.it download NRRP forms only

Doctoral programme start date: Nov 01, 2022

Application deadline: Jun 09, 2022 at 11:59 PM (Expired)

Call for Applications

Positions: More information in the PhD Programme Table

Enrolment: From Jul 14, 2022 to Jul 24, 2022

The research topics include all areas of chemistry, from computational chemistry (e.g., modelling of molecular materials, computational photochemistry and photophysics, spectroscopy), to physical chemistry (e.g. study of solid state and liquid crystals), electrochemistry (e.g. electrochemistry of molecular materials and for energy, electrochemical analysis techniques), photochemistry (e.g. systems for energy conversion, photoreactive materials, sensors and luminescent tracers), study of polymers (e.g. production of polymeric materials for biomedical applications), analytical sciences (e.g. analytical methods based on advanced separative techniques, bioanalytical, environmental and cultural heritage chemistry, biosensors), organic chemistry (e.g. chemistry of radicals and host-guest systems, organic synthesis, synthesis by enzymatic catalysis, development of materials and methods for "Green Chemistry"), structural and solid state chemistry (e.g. "Crystal Engineering", development of materials for biomedical applications, synthesis and characterization of nanostructured materials), and molecular spectroscopy (e.g. Raman, electron and rotational spectroscopy). For many topics, the research has important multidisciplinary implications, in particular as concerned nanotechnological and biomedical applications.

NRRP Call - Further PhD Positions Appointed by RD 952/2022 Prot. n. 0357333 of 02/12/2022

Commissione bando pnrr appointed by rd 1103/2022 prot. n. 0162873 of 17/07/2022.

* The following shall take part in the work of the Examination Board as expert members for positions linked to specific research topics:

• Roberto Baruchello - MG SpA
• Hiroshi Yoshida - Hitachi High Technology
• Paolo Goi - Davines SpA
• Davide Collini - B-Plas Srl
• Gianluca Sborzacchi - Aroma System Srl
• Roberto Aureli - Alchemy Srl
• Elena Marasco - Personal Genomics Srl
•  Maurizio Biso - Solvay Specialty Polymers Italy SpA

Call for Application Admission Board Appointed by RD 830/2022 Prot. n. 0127511 of 30/05/2022

The PhD programme in Chemistry aims to train highly qualified professional subjects, able to organize and manage research activities in Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry, as well as in other sectors in which chemistry plays a significant  role. Attention will be devoted to the multidisciplinary aspects of the research and to its integration with related disciplines (e.g., Physics, Biochemistry, Engineering), in order to stimulate creative thinking and originality. The educational objectives of the PhD programme also include the achievement of skills relating to the organization and management of the research, the presentation and discussion of the results, the writing of reports and scientific publications, the study of issues related to intellectual property and technology transfer . The PhD programme is divided into two curricula that share the general training objectives listed above but differ in  the final purposes of the research activities. 

The main activity of the PhD student in Chemistry is the research activity, conducted in University laboratories or in Research Institutions in agreement with the University of Bologna, and consisting of laboratory activity with access to instrumentations of various levels of complexity. The experimental research activities involve the use of advanced scientific instrumentation, including large equipments centrally managed by the Departments and may require access to instruments operated by national and international agencies (e.g., synchrotron, high-performance computing processors, etc.). In parallel to the experimental research activities, the PhD students will also undertake documentation and bibliographic searches using the material available in the libraries of the Departments or accessed online through the computer facilities and/or the University Library System. The training activities take place at different levels and are organized according to content (basic courses and advanced courses on a multiple choice basis, courses chosen between those offered in University degree courses or second-level University masters). In addition, PhD students are required to attend at seminars and workshops, as well as to national and international schools and conferences.

The research training activities of the PhD students are organized at different levels according to their content. In the PhD Programme both basic teachings and courses dealing with specific topics related to the various research fields are organized. In the three-year PhD period the student must acquire at least 13 CFUs, preferably attending the courses offered by the doctoral programme. In addition, the student can choose teachings offered by other PhD Schools, by other degree courses or by second-level masters within the university. All courses have some kind of final assessment. PhD students are expected to attend seminars and workshops, as well as other activities "self-managed" by the students (e.g., workshops for the presentation of the research activities, journal clubs, etc.). Finally, the PhD students must attend at least one school and one conference, either national or international.

The PhD in Chemistry provides the internationalization of the curriculum operating at different levels. Each student is required to carry out research abroad for a period of at least 6 months. Participation to international schools and conferences is also mandatory, as well as attendance at seminars organized by the Departments proposing the PhD programme and often held by researchers from research institutions and universities abroad. Students can also join international research projects and scientific initiatives involving the research groups in which they are working. The PhD program is advertised to attract foreign students and allows developing PhD thesis in cosupervision with foreign research institutions. There are currently around 10 foreign students enrolled in the PhD programme, most of them are financially supported by international mobility programs (e.g., Erasmus Mundus Action 1, Marie Curie or China Scholarship Council). At the moment many co-tutelle  agreements are active.

The products and the expected results of the research activity of PhD students are those recognized by the international scientific community. In particular, at least two products related to participation in national and international conferences or schools (e.g., posters, oral presentations, publication of reports, etc.) are expected during the three-year PhD period for each student. The achievement of this goal will be assessed during the periodical evaluations of the PhD students’ activity. It is also expected that during the PhD period, and in any case within one year after the conclusion of the doctorate, each student has produced - as author or co-author - at least two publications (or possibly patents) related to the research activity.

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PhD Call 39th Cycle : Applications for the competitive selection procedure must be made within and not after 13:00 (Italian time) on 17th July 2023

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ITALY: CALL FOR PROSPECTIVE PhD STUDENT APPLICATIONS. Academic Year 2022/2023 - 38th Cycle

DEADLINE: 25th August 2022

Sapienza University of Rome announces the exam-based open call for admission to the 38th cycle of PhD programmes. The  Annex A  indicates the list of the PhD Programmes, including potential curricula; the number of the available positions, with and without scholarship; the type of the admission procedures; as well as the denomination of the PhD School they are part of, in case they belong to any specific PhD School. 

Annex A indicates the website of each PhD programme reporting the admission procedure and evaluation criteria.

The candidates, when submitting their application, must declare for which PhD scholarship(s) they intend to apply for, expressing their preferences in order of priority.

It will not be possible to award a scholarship of any of the types listed below that the candidates have not explicitly selected.

A. Rome Technopole/National Centre Doctoral Scholarships - Ministerial Decree 351 (Type A)

The scholarships referred to in this paragraph provide for:

• a period of study and research in companies, public administrations or research centres, including museums, institutes of the Ministry of Culture, archives, libraries, as indicated in DM 351/2022, from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twelve (12) months, as well as periods of study and research abroad from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of eighteen (18) months;
• an increased amount in favour of the doctoral candidate of €15,000.00 gross all-inclusive over the three-year period with respect to the value of the scholarship referred to in Article 13 below;
• the restriction to a research topic consistent with both the specific project within the Rome Technopole or National Centre project and with  Ministerial Decree 351/22 ;
• periodic reporting of the activities carried out (periodic scientific report and time sheet);
• the commitment to publish at least 1 scientific article in a journal of high scientific quality (or patent or other high-quality research product) on topics related to the topic referred to in point c);
• a commitment to collaborate with project partners (organisations, institutions and enterprises) and to coordination with the Sapienza working group coordinated by the Sapienza scientific referee of the specific Rome Technopole/National Centre project.

The successful candidate of the scholarship referred to in this paragraph must, on a quarterly basis produce through the appropriate online platform ( http://dottorati.miur.it ) a report containing an indication of the time commitment (broken down into months in the company, at the headquarters, abroad, if envisaged), and a summary of the main activities carried out by the candidate for validation by the scientific coordination of the Rome Technopole or National Centre project.

This scholarship may only be awarded to candidates who rank within the first 50% of the places in the ranking list.

B. Rome Technopole/National Centre Doctoral Scholarships - Sapienza (Type B)

• the restriction to a research topic consistent with both the specific project within the Rome Technopole or National Centre project;

C. Doctoral Scholarships ex D.M. 351 (Type C)

The scholarships referred to in this paragraph provide for a period of study and research in enterprises, public administrations or research centres, including museums, institutes of the Ministry of Culture archives, libraries as indicated in  Ministerial Decree 351/2022 , from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of twelve (12) months as well as periods of study and research abroad from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of eighteen (18) months. Exceptions are doctoral scholarships pursuant to Ministerial Decree 351 relating to PNRR PhD Programmes for which only the study and research period is mandatory research abroad from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of eighteen (18) months.

The successful candidate of the scholarship referred to in this paragraph must, on a six-monthly basis produce through the appropriate online platform ( http://dottorati.miur.it ) a report containing an indication of the time commitment (broken down into months in the company, on site, abroad, if planned) and a summary of the main activities carried out.

D. Doctoral Scholarships ex D.M. 352 (Type D)

The scholarships referred to in this paragraph provide for a period of study and research in the company from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of eighteen (18) months, and periods of study and research abroad from a minimum of six (6) months to a maximum of eighteen (18) months, as indicated in  Ministerial Decree 351/2022 .

The successful candidate of the scholarship referred to in this paragraph must, every six months produce through the appropriate online platform ( http://dottorati.miur.it ) a report containing an indication of the time commitment (broken down in months in the company, on site, abroad, if planned) and a summary of the main activities carried out.

E. Doctoral Scholarships Infrastructure (Type E)

The scholarships referred to in this paragraph provide for the doctoral thesis to be carried out in the context of projects linked to European research infrastructures and funded under the PNRR notice "Strengthening and Creation of Research Infrastructures", in particular the research activities shall will take place in one of the following 3 projects: EBRAINS-Italy, METROFOOD-IT, SoBigData.

F. Doctoral Scholarships Funded by Third-Party Entities (Type F)

The scholarships referred to in this paragraph are funded by public or private bodies, departments or other universities, some with restricted subject matter requested by the funding body.

G. Sapienza Doctoral Scholarships (Type G) 

The scholarships referred to in this paragraph are fully funded by Sapienza in accordance with the provisions of  Ministerial Decree 351/2022  and the  General University Regulations in matter of PhDs .

What is funded

The fellowship amounts to € 16.243,00 gross per year and it is paid on a monthly basis and includes National Insurance Contributions (INPS) which fellowship recipients are required to pay.

Rome Technopole/National Centre Doctoral Scholarships - Ministerial Decree 351 ( Type A Scholarships ) and Rome Technopole/National Centre Doctoral Scholarships - Sapienza (Type B) have an increased amount in favour of the doctoral candidate of €15,000.00 gross all-inclusive over the three-year period with respect to the value of the scholarship.

The frequency of payment of the scholarship is monthly. The amount is increased by up to 50% for any authorised periods of research spent abroad for a maximum of 12 months; the amount is increased for a maximum of 18 months for doctoral students who start a joint thesis supervision agreement with Sapienza and a foreign institution.

Within the financial resources existing in the budget, each PhD student is ensured a budget for research activity in Italy and abroad that is adequate for the type of course and in any case for an amount not less than 10% of the scholarship amount. If the PhD student with a scholarship is not assessed positively for the purposes of admission to the following year and is therefore excluded from the PhD or irrevocably renounces the scholarship, the residual amount can be used according to the procedures set out in the University Regulations for PhD Programmes.

The gross annual taxable income limit to be eligible for the PhD scholarship is set at € 16,243.00 - excluding the scholarship. The cases of total or partial incompatibility for the use of the scholarship are established by current legislation. In particular, scholarship cannot be combined with research grants or other scholarships awarded for any reason, except with those granted by national or foreign institutions useful for integrating, with stays abroad, the activity of training or research of fellows and with funding from the MIUR Youth Fund.

In case of incompatibility, students will have to reimburse the amount of money unduly received. Reimbursements refer to an academic year or fraction thereof. Students cannot be awarded the doctoral scholarship twice.

PhD programmes last three years.

Eligibility

Applications are accepted from candidates, regardless of gender, age and nationality, who hold an Italian laurea specialistica, laurea magistrale or any equivalent academic second-level degree issued by Artistic and Musical High Education institutions (AFAM) or any equivalent academic degree obtained abroad. Applications are also accepted from candidates who expect to receive their degree by October 31 st , 2022. Candidates who do not hold their degree at the time of the application are admitted “with reserve” until they obtain it. 

The Examination Board will ascertain the equivalence of each academic degree obtained abroad to the relevant Italian degree for the sole purpose of this call, or in the frame of inter-university cooperation and mobility agreements.

Admission is conditional to reception of relevant degrees by the indicated deadline (October 31 st , 2022).

Students currently enrolled without a scholarship can participate to competitive exams for the same PhD Programme they are already attending, but, if admitted, they cannot enrol unless they formally resign their doctoral position with the relevant Doctorate Committee. 

Those who already hold a PhD are allowed to enrol, upon successfully passing the admission tests, another PhD Programme without scholarship (if they have been already granted one in the previous PhD), provided that topics and main scientific sectors are different from those related to the already obtained PhD.

Applications

The application must be completed by August 25 th , 2022, at 2.00 p.m. (Italian time). 

In order to apply, candidates must  register  and  login  on Infostud and click on “PhD Programmes”, and follow the instructions. 

The payment of the examination fee is available through the Pago PA system which is accessed directly from the application. The fee must be paid by August 25 th , 2022, at 11.59 p.m. (Italian time). No payment made after the deadline will be considered valid. 

The application is correctly submitted only if the system displays the message “pagamento effettuato/fee paid and the symbol ✓ appears under “pagamento/payment” and “documenti/documents”. 

Any claims related to malfunctioning of the informatics system in close proximity to the deadline will not be accepted; candidates are recommended to complete the application sufficiently in advance in order to allow the office in charge to guarantee any necessary support.

Detailed instructions are available at  https://www.uniroma1.it/en/pagina/phd-application-form .

Please note that the paper copy of the application form and of the bank payment must not be delivered to the PhD office. Applications that are not submitted as described herein will be rejected.

Please note that the University will check the veracity of the self-statements presented by the candidate. If the control ascertains the falsity of the declarations, the candidate will be excluded from taking the admission test or, if in the list of nominees will be declared lapsed, without prejudice to the criminal prosecution as for art. 76 of the law n. 445/2000.

In order to submit an application, candidates with a foreign academic degree must also submit:

• Candidates with an EU academic degree:  Self-declaration affidavit with signature (“dichiarazione sostitutiva di certificazione e/o dell’atto di notorietà” according to art. 46 and art. 47 of D.P.R. 445/2000) of academic degree with a full list of exams and grades, in Italian or English.
• Candidates with a non-EU academic degree:  a legalized translation of the academic degree into English or Italian with a full list of all exams and grades obtained.

Applications lacking any of these documents will be rejected.

Foreign candidates holding a non-Italian degree who do not plan or need to request a scholarship may apply for a PhD position, not covered by a grant, as a supernumerary student (Admission as Supernumerary students). Up to one third of the positions assigned to each PhD Programme are reserved to supernumerary foreign students, with separate rankings.

For this purpose, candidates have to specify in the application form, as described in art. 3, their intention to be admitted as supernumerary students, by selecting the option in the field (art. 5 cittadini stranieri con titolo estero - Foreign candidates holding a non-Italian degree). 

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Have plans to pursue PhD in Italy? Here is a complete guide for you to go abroad. Italy has the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites than any other country in the world. Its architectural beauty attracts students from different parts of the world. In addition to the tourist places, it is a land of great cuisines, renaissance period, cultural heritage, fashion, and entertainment but only a few people are aware that it offers quality education.

Italy has also played a vital role in shaping European higher education. Through the Bologna process, Italy has been at the forefront of the education system and built a strong career in the country which makes it an ideal study-abroad destination . When you study in Italy you don’t have to worry about affordability because the cost of study and living in Italy are both available at a low cost. Let’s explore everything you need to know about PhD in Italy.

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Why study phd in italy, phd specializations, phd in italy programmes, phd process, cost of study phd in italy, eligibility , language requirements, top universities for phd in italy, application process for phd in italy, scholarships, career scope.

• Italy is home to several historical and prestigious higher education institutions, including the University of Bologna , the oldest continuously functioning university in the West. Diverse and multicultural in nature, these universities are strong participants in international research programmes and initiatives, like the EUA and IAU, as well as regional partnerships.
• Universities in Italy are not only popular for their undergraduate and MS courses but are also known for their comprehensive Doctor of Philosophy ( PhD ) courses.
• Italian influence has also undoubtedly shaped the profile of Western civilisation throughout the ages with contributions to the fields of art , architecture , and sciences, spawning some remarkable and world-famous individuals such as Leonardo da Vinci, Galileo, Michaelangelo, Columbus and more.
• Italian universities are highly reputable and maintain strong connections with other universities across Europe and the rest of the world. Their educational excellence, student mobility principles, and research networks have been attracting increasing numbers of PhD students in recent years.

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From fashion to education you can pursue PhD in Italy in the specialization you desire. Here are some of the popular PhD in Italy specializations:

• Science and Technology
• Art and Design
• Social Studies
• Hospitality

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As mentioned before, Italy is the home to the Bologna Process, which organises different levels of study into a three-cycle system, with the third cycle being equivalent to the British PhD qualification. Some universities also offer collaborative doctorates with modules and programmes organised in partnership with foreign universities (an international doctorate) or industries (an industrial doctorate), although the institution issuing the qualification will be the institution of enrolment.

There are two types of PhDs available :

1- The Dottorato (PhD) – Awarded by universities 2- Diploma Accademico di Formazione Alla Ricerca (Research Academic Diploma)- Obtained at one of the High-Level Arts and Music Education Institutions

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While studying PhD in Italy, each year will be divided into two semesters with a teaching period and an examination period,

The usual length of a PhD study is 3 to 4 years, varying on the basis of the institution and the course structure.

One’s PhD programme can vary from university to university, and from course to course. Normally, studying for a PhD in Italy, the process consists mainly of original research work, with some taught courses in the first year. You may also be expected or even invited to take part in tutoring and teaching sessions during your PhD, with these activities limited to 40 hours per week. In addition, you will be expected to have written a doctoral thesis in accordance with your department’s requirements

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The cost of pursuing a doctorate in Italy is low in comparison to other European countries and overall possesses no difference between students of different nationalities in terms of fees. The tuition fee in state universities can range from 900 – 4,000 Euros (77,718 – 3,45,414 INR), although annual enrolment in some institutions can be as low as 150 Euros(12,963.74 INR). In the case of private universities, the average fee can range from 6000 to 20,000 Euros (5,18,549-17,28,498 INR).

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• Hold a second-cycle qualification ( Laurea Magistrale ) or equivalent
• Obtain academic recognition of their diploma. It’s recommended to contact your university of choice before you apply and ask them for a prior assessment of your eligibility.
• For students who aren’t residents of Italy, the application and documents must be submitted to the Italian diplomatic representative in their country of residence (i.e. the Embassy of Italy in New Delhi)

With descent into a new land comes contact with a new language. While pursuing a PhD in Italy, you will come across a number of programmes in two languages- Italian and English. Top universities in the country offer over 500+ English programmes at every entry level. If you choose to study in Italian, you need to score a good percentage in recognised tests, which are CILS AND CELI. You will be required to take the IELTS examination to prove your proficiency in English . 

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In order to be accepted on a PhD course, you will need to pass a competitive application process, which is available to both resident and international students who have obtained their qualifications outside of Italy. This process is usually online

Each institution establishes the parameters of the course they offer, including the eligibility criteria, regulations, assessment, research goals and fees. This information will be included along with the advertised project or competition call.

• Academic documentation like certificates (which you need to have acquired recognition for), academic transcript and CV
• Academic References– Reference letters are usually required from one or two academics who have worked with you
• Letter of Motivation / personal Statement – This document will need to outline your motivation for applying.
• Research Proposal – You may be required to submit a research proposal even if you are applying for a particular project
• Language certificate
• As part of your application, you may also need to submit a relevant portfolio and list of publications (if any)

Scholarships are awarded to students by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Corporation. Indian students can avail themselves of government scholarships at national and regional levels.

• Italian Government Scholarships for Foreign Students – Scholarships are offered to Italian and international students pursuing a Master’s Degree, Higher Education in Arts, Music, and Dance, Research, PhD. , and Language and Italian cultural courses. It amounts to 900 Euros per month for the duration of the study
• EDISU Piemonte Scholarships – Meritorious students pursuing Bachelor’s degree, Masters, Ph.D., at one of the Universities of Piedmont.
• Università Cattolica International Scholarships – A 30 per cent deduction is awarded by the UCSC to international students
• Scuola Normale Superiore PhD Scholarships – PhD scholarships issued to 78 international students.
• Scholarships from universities – Many institutions award scholarships based on academic merit, with sums ranging from 12,000 to 20,000 Euros per year.

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Student graduates from the Universities of Italy enjoy favourable employment both in Europe and around the globe. 16 Italian Universities are ranked in the top 300 of the QS Ranking for Employability. They are credited to the active participation of the state in maintaining the quality of education. Graduates from the field of Medicine have the highest employability, followed by Engineering – the IT industry has the highest number of jobs.

Economics, biology, pharmaceutical chemistry, are other sciences that appear attractive in the Italian employment market. International Students can apply for a temporary stay permit(valid for a span of 6 to 12 months) following the completion of their PhD.

They can utilise this time period to find a job in their field of qualification with a company.

Once a job offer has been secured, one can apply for an EU Blue Card. You can apply for it, if your annual salary is of sufficient amount. This will allow you to live and work in Italy on a longer-term basis. There’s no doubt that Italy is a remarkable country, be it in terms of being a tourist attraction i.e. UNESCO world heritage sites, or in terms of the education sector. The country that gave birth to the well-known Roman Empire still is very influential in the various walks of life. 

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The cost of PhD in Italy is  €1,630 per year . Private universities, charge €6,000 to around €20,000 per year fees for PhD courses. If you are an EU or EEA student, are charged the same fee.

Universities and colleges offer best PhD courses in various specializations. Besides that, the universities of Italy have close links with other European universities.

An international student can easily earn an average salary of €2,800 per month in Italy. The salary may range between €1,100 – €8,400 per month as Italy offers many part-time job opportunities for students.

Pursuing a PhD in Italy will not only be a thrilling and enriching experience but will also pave the way for wonderful opportunities.  Are you ready to pursue your PhD in Italy? Contact our Leverage Edu experts today and book your FREE 30-minute counselling session.

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The University of Padua coordinates 40 separate PhD Programmes; every year it welcomes between 500 and 600 new candidates, with approximately 1600 PhD candidates enrolled in a three/four-year degree programme.

In order to apply for a PhD Course applicants must be in possession of a 2nd cycle degree (laurea magistrale or laurea magistrale a ciclo unico. They are also required to pass an entrance examination. An  International PhD guide  is now available

The mission of the PhD in Astronomy is the training of research personnel for Universities, for research institutions, for ground or space research organizations, and for industries.

BMCS is a three-year interdisciplinary Ph.D. program taught in English in the domain of computer science and psychology around the unifying theme of user-centered technologies.

The program is organized by the Department of Women's and Children's Health. 

The FSE Programme aims at training highly qualified researchers in the field of Magnetic Confinement Fusion, with theoretical, numerical and experimental skills in both physics and engineering.

The Doctoral Programme in Geosciences at the University of Padova is engaged in world-class research into processes at work on and within the Earth at different spatial and temporal scales

Covering the entire area of Industrial Engineering with its five Curricula, the Course aims to train a diversified and complete range of high-level scientific and engineering skills.

The PhD brings together the disciplinary competences and research strengths of the areas of Linguistics and Literary Studies at the University of Padova

The SIMN Course aims to give an international and highly multidisciplinary training to young researchers in the most advanced fields of science and engineering of innovative materials

The PhD course offers a multidisciplinary program in space activities for the training of researchers with skills in both the space sciences and engineering fields

The PhD Course in Translational Specialistic Medicine “G.B. Morgagni” aims to train Research Doctors in translational biomedicine with emphasis in specialistic curricula.

The Doctoral Course in Veterinary Science and Food Safety promotes the development of innovative and multidisciplinary research fields in Veterinary Medicine.

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PhD in Italy for International Students |Fully Funded PhD Scholarship 2023

Are you dreaming of pursuing a PhD in Italy? Well, you’re in luck! Italy offers a treasure trove of opportunities for fully funded PhD Scholars like you who are eager to embark on a thrilling doctoral journey. Prepare yourself for a captivating fusion of academic excellence, cultural wonders, and breathtaking landscapes. Discover more about PhD in Italy for international students.

As an international student, you are immersing yourself in the vibrant research community of Italian universities. With a diverse range of research fields and disciplines available, you’ll have the chance to delve into cutting-edge research projects and collaborate with esteemed professors and scholars. Whether your passion lies in the humanities, sciences, engineering, or social sciences, Italy’s prestigious institutions have just the right program to fuel your academic curiosity.

But wait, there’s more! Italy isn’t just about academia. It’s a country brimming with history, art, and mouthwatering cuisine. Imagine exploring ancient ruins, strolling through charming cobblestone streets, and savoring the authentic flavors of Italian gastronomy. The warmth and hospitality of the Italian people will make you feel right at home, fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for your personal and academic growth.

So, are you ready to embrace the adventure of a lifetime? Italy beckons you to discover a world of knowledge, cultural richness, and unforgettable experiences. Take the leap and choose Italy as your destination for an immersive and interactive PhD journey. Get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime while you unlock the doors to academic excellence in one of the most enchanting countries in the world!

Why is Italy an Ideal Destination for International Students?

Italy stands out as an exceptional destination for international students seeking a rewarding and authentic educational experience. With its rich historical significance, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes, Italy offers a unique blend of academic excellence and a high quality of life. Italian universities have a global reputation for their outstanding academic programs and research opportunities, attracting students from every corner of the world. The country’s commitment to innovation and creativity fosters a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment, allowing students to engage in interdisciplinary studies and make valuable contributions to their respective fields.

In addition to its academic prowess, Italy’s cultural heritage provides an enriching backdrop for students to explore and immerse themselves in a diverse range of experiences. From iconic architectural marvels like the Colosseum and the Duomo to world-class art collections housed in museums such as the Uffizi Gallery, Italy’s cultural offerings are unparalleled. Moreover, the country’s renowned culinary traditions, lively festivals, and warm-hearted locals create an inviting and inclusive atmosphere, ensuring that international students feel embraced and supported throughout their educational journey. Balancing academic pursuits with leisure activities, Italy offers international students an extraordinary path to personal growth, cross-cultural connections, and lifelong memories that extend far beyond the classroom.

What to study in Italy | Explore the Fields for Future Studies

Italy presents a wide array of study options for international students, catering to diverse academic interests and career aspirations. Here are some popular fields of study that you can explore in Italy:

• Art, Design, and Architecture: Italy’s rich artistic heritage and architectural marvels make it an ideal destination for studying art, design, and architecture. From the Renaissance masterpieces in Florence to the modern design scene in Milan, Italy offers exceptional programs in these creative fields.
• Humanities and Social Sciences: With its profound historical and cultural significance, Italy is a captivating setting for studying subjects like history, literature, philosophy, anthropology, European studies , and sociology. Italian universities provide comprehensive programs that delve deep into these disciplines.
• Engineering and Technology: Italy boasts a strong reputation for engineering and technology research. From automotive engineering to aerospace technology, and biotechnology , Italian universities offer cutting-edge programs in fields such as engineering, computer science , robotics, artificial intelligence , cybersecurity and renewable energy.
• Business and Economics: Italy’s thriving business environment makes it an excellent choice for studying business administration , economics , finance, and entrepreneurship. Italian universities provide programs that combine academic rigor with practical knowledge, preparing students for success in the global business arena.
• Medicine and Life Sciences: Italy has a distinguished reputation in the medical field, offering high-quality programs in medicine, surgery, nursing , biological science , and life sciences. Universities in Italy provide comprehensive medical education and conduct groundbreaking research in various health-related disciplines.
• Culinary Arts and Hospitality: Italy’s culinary traditions are renowned worldwide, and studying culinary arts, food sciences, or hospitality management in Italy provides a unique opportunity to learn from expert chefs and gain practical experience in the country’s thriving food and hospitality industry.
• Fashion and Luxury Goods: Italy is internationally acclaimed for its fashion and luxury brands. Studying fashion design, fashion management, or luxury brand management in Italy allows students to immerse themselves in the vibrant fashion scene and learn from industry experts.
• Environmental Studies and Sustainability: Italy is committed to environmental conservation and sustainable practices. Studying environmental science, sustainable development, or conservation biology in Italy offers students the chance to engage in research and initiatives focused on protecting the environment and promoting sustainability.

These are just a few examples of the diverse study options available in Italy. It is essential to conduct thorough research on universities and programs that align with your specific academic and career goals. Italy provides a rich and immersive educational experience, empowering students to pursue their passions and achieve their academic aspirations.

Top-Ranked Universities for PhD in Italy for International Students

When it comes to pursuing a PhD in Italy for international students, they have a plethora of top-ranked universities to choose from. These institutions offer world-class research opportunities, academic excellence, and a vibrant scholarly community. Here are some of the top-ranked universities in Italy for international students seeking a PhD:

• University of Bologna : As the oldest university in Europe, the University of Bologna holds a prestigious position in academic circles. It offers a wide range of PhD programs across various disciplines and has a strong reputation for its research output and international collaborations.
• Sapienza University of Rome: Sapienza University of Rome is known for its outstanding research facilities and multidisciplinary approach. With a diverse range of PhD programs, it attracts scholars from around the globe. The university boasts partnerships with leading institutions worldwide, offering students ample opportunities for international cooperation.
• University of Milan: The University of Milan is a top-ranked institution that excels in research and academic innovation. It offers numerous PhD programs across various fields, including sciences, humanities, and social sciences. The university’s commitment to interdisciplinary studies and collaboration with international partners enriches the learning experience for PhD students.
• Politecnico di Milano: Renowned for its excellence in engineering, architecture, and design, Politecnico di Milano is a leading technical university in Italy. It offers cutting-edge research opportunities, state-of-the-art facilities, and a strong network of industry partnerships, making it an ideal choice for PhD candidates in these fields.
• University of Padua: With a rich history and esteemed academic reputation, the University of Padua is an attractive choice for international students pursuing a PhD in Italy. It offers various research opportunities and hosts several prestigious research centers, promoting interdisciplinary collaborations and fostering a vibrant scholarly environment.
• University of Florence : Known for its contributions to the humanities, arts, and sciences, the University of Florence offers a wide range of PhD programs for international students. Its strong emphasis on research and its rich cultural heritage inspire academic exploration and intellectual growth.

These top-ranked universities in Italy provide an exceptional environment for international students to pursue their PhD studies. With their outstanding research facilities, renowned faculty members, and international collaborations, these institutions offer a platform for academic excellence and professional growth.

You will always find 99% fully funded Phd in Italy for International students. Only limited Phds are not funded that can be find in each call of universities.

Final Words!

In conclusion, pursuing a PhD in Italy for international students can open up a world of opportunities. With scholarships available and a streamlined application process, aspiring scholars can embark on a transformative academic journey. Whether it’s the rich cultural heritage, renowned institutions, or cutting-edge research facilities, Italy offers a conducive environment for pursuing advanced studies. Don’t miss out on the chance to enhance your academic career and broaden your horizons. Consider Italy as your destination for a rewarding PhD experience. Start your journey towards a PhD in Italy for international students today.

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Do PhD students get paid in Italy?

It takes a full-time, exclusive commitment to enroll in a PhD program. There aren’t any tuition fees for PhD students because these are fully funded opportunities. For researchers without dependent family members (i.e. a spouse or children), the yearly individual scholarship, which is paid monthly, is approximately € 18.520 gross or €15.280 net. Scholarships for PhD students vary in field and university wise.

What is the duration of PhD in Italy for international students?

A doctoral program usually takes three or four years to complete. The successful oral defense of one’s dissertation in front of an Examination Committee is a requirement for receiving a PhD.

Are PhD students allowed to work in Italy?

In Italy, doctoral students are considered to be enrolled as full-time students. The ability to work in Italy is not restricted to EU or Italian citizens. They may conduct up to 40 hours of teaching each year, work part-time, and tutor at the institution.

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Fewer medical students are applying to residencies in states with abortion bans, study finds

The number of applicants to these post-graduate training programs dropped slightly across the board from spring of 2023 to spring of 2024, with larger decreases seen in states with abortion bans, by laura ungar | associated press • published may 9, 2024 • updated on may 9, 2024 at 6:55 pm.

Fewer U.S. medical school graduates are applying to residency programs, but the drop is more striking in states that ban abortion compared with other states.

Figures released Thursday by the Association of American Medical Colleges showed continuing declines after the group first spotted the difference in an analysis last year.

“It looks even more pronounced. So now, I’m looking at a trend,” said Dr. Atul Grover, a co-author of the latest report.

The number of applicants to these post-graduate training programs dropped slightly across the board from spring of 2023 to spring of 2024, with larger decreases seen in states with abortion bans. Those states saw a drop of 4.2% from the previous application cycle, compared with 0.6 % in states where abortion is legal.

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Similarly, states with abortion bans saw a 6.7% drop in OB-GYN applicants year over year, while states without abortion restrictions saw a 0.4% increase in OB-GYN applicants. The group only looked at graduates from U.S. medical schools, not those from osteopathic or international medical schools.

More study is needed to understand why medical students aren't applying to certain residency programs. “But it certainly looks like this change in reproductive health laws and regulations is having an effect on where new physicians are choosing to train," Grover said.

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In 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, paving the way for abortion bans in states.

Dr. AnnaMarie Connolly, chief of education and academic affairs for the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said in a statement that patients may ultimately suffer.

Medical students choosing where to apply to residency programs "are making a commitment to the community to work and to live there for years while they train,” she said, adding that they will care for thousands of patients during that time and may wind up practicing there.

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International students enrich Canada’s social, cultural and economic fabric. That is why, in recent months, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has introduced reforms to the International Students Program, to ensure system integrity while protecting students from fraud and financial vulnerability.

April 29, 2024—Ottawa— International students enrich Canada’s social, cultural and economic fabric. That is why, in recent months, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has introduced reforms to the International Student Program, to ensure system integrity while protecting students from fraud and financial vulnerability.

The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced today that the temporary policy allowing students to work more than 20 hours per week off campus will come to an end on April 30, 2024, and it will not be extended. This fall, we intend to change the number of hours students may work off campus per week to 24 hours.

Students who come to Canada must be here to study. As such, allowing students to work up to 24 hours per week will ensure they focus primarily on their studies, while having the option to work, if necessary.

As we head into the summer session, students who have a scheduled academic break can continue working unlimited hours.

In developing this change, we looked at the needs of students, policies in other countries, as well as research that has shown that academic outcomes suffer the more a student works while studying. It also strikes the appropriate balance so students have the option to work without compromising academic outcomes. More details will be shared in due course.

We also continue to develop the new Recognized Institutions Framework to reward post­secondary institutions that set high standards for selecting, supporting and retaining international students. We will continue to support and protect international students from financial vulnerability and keep protecting the integrity of the International Student Program.

“Working off campus helps international students gain work experience and offset some of their expenses. As international students arrive in Canada, we want them to be prepared for life here and have the support they need to succeed. However, first and foremost, people coming to Canada as students must be here to study, not work. We will continue working to protect the integrity of our student program.” – The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

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Recent studies conducted in the US and Canada have shown that there is a considerable decline in academic performance for students working more than 28 hours per week, and that working more than 24 hours per week increases the chances that a student will drop out of their program.

Most countries that welcome international students set limits on the number of hours they may work while they study. Australia recently changed its policy to allow a student to work 48 hours every 2 weeks. In the US, students must meet additional criteria before being permitted to work off campus at all.

In December 2023, the Government of Canada raised the cost-of-living threshold that students must meet to be approved for a study permit so they are financially prepared for life in Canada and are not as dependent on working.

International students who begin a college program delivered through a public-private curriculum licensing arrangement on or after May 15, 2024, will not be eligible for a post-graduation work permit when they graduate. Those who already started this type of program prior to May 15, 2024, will still be able to access a post-graduation work permit, provided they meet all other criteria .

The new letter of acceptance (LOA) verification process has been a success. Since its launch on December 1, 2023, through April 1, 2024, IRCC has

•  received almost 162,000 LOAs for verification
• confirmed nearly 142,000 LOAs as valid directly with designated learning institutions (DLIs)
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Recent graduate alumnus receives international recognition

SUMMARY: College Student Personnel Administration Master's alumnus, Sophia Park, receives the Outstanding Graduate Student Award from the Association of College & University Housing Officers - International.

The Association of College & University Housing Officers - International recently named Sophia Park, who graduated in May 2024 from the M.Ed. in Counselor Education, concentration in College Student Personnel Administration the Outstanding Graduate Student Award. As stated in the association's March 2024 newsletter:

Park serves as the president of the James Madison Graduate Student Association. In this role, she awards professional development grants, collaborates on workshops with the career center, organizes social and networking activities, and is the Library Student Forum graduate representative. Beyond her campus, Park has been part of the programming and marketing planning committee for the 2023 Virginia Student Sevices Conference. There she helped review submissions, designed the program and conference evaluation surveys, and organized networking activities for attendees."

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To honor international graduates from fall 2023, spring 2024, and summer 2024, the University of Iowa (UI) held the 2024 International Student Graduation Celebration on Wednesday, May 8, in the International Ballroom at the Iowa Memorial Union. Over 170 people attended the event, which was hosted by Nandita Nair, a graduate student in mathematics, and Nico Sheck, a graduate student in education.

Dr. Ana Rodríguez-Rodríguez, associate professor and director of undergraduate studies in the UI Department of Spanish and Portuguese, delivered the keynote speech.

“Don't lose your adventurous spirit, which has brought you here, and remember that we never stop learning,” said Rodriguez-Rodriguez.  “Nurture the curiosity you have now because it will lead you to discover people, worlds, and possibilities that you can't even imagine. The true adventure of life begins now. Go for it!”

The event's highlight was the award ceremony, where a series of International Student Graduation Awards were presented to outstanding individuals across various areas. Here is a list of the award categories and their recipients:

• Leadership Award: Haoyu Zheng and Raghav Sharma
• Academic & Scholarly Achievement Award: Mengtong Liu and Meng Zhou
• Engagement, Advocacy & Service Award: Frankline Matanji and Ugochukwu Madu
• Most Unique Curricular Practical Training Award: Jongkwan Yun and Samaneh Najafi

The faculty and staff recognition awards, honoring those who provided outstanding support to international students at Iowa, went to Dr. Melissa Tully , professor and director of the UI School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and Shuhui Lin , coordinator for international student support and engagement in UI International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS).

Russell Ganim, associate provost and dean of UI International Programs, gave the closing remarks. 

“We deeply admire your courage and determination,” said Ganim. “The challenge you posed to yourselves is greater than many of the challenges most people face in their lifetimes. You have risen to a level of accomplishment and self-assurance that will serve you well for the rest of your lives. The university is honored to be part of your success as we applaud and celebrate your achievements.”

The event concluded with a graduation toast led by Katherine Lyu, an international student from China.  She started by sharing a personal story.  

“There was one time during ISSS advising hours when Michael [Bortscheller] asked me how I was doing,” recalled Lyu. “I said, 'Still alive,' and he burst into laughter, saying that 'still alive' is a very Midwestern expression. Then he noted, 'You're becoming very Midwestern.'”

The celebration featured musical and dance performances by the Dunn Quartet and One Spark, adding a special touch by showcasing the impressive talent of international students at Iowa.

The 2024 International Student Graduation Celebration was coordinated by a campus-wide planning committee consisting of students, faculty, staff, and administrators. This event was made possible through the generous support of UI International Programs and UI International Student Support and Engagement. 

International Programs  (IP) at the University of Iowa (UI) is committed to enriching the global experience of UI students, faculty, staff, and the general public by leading efforts to promote internationally oriented teaching, research, creative work, and community engagement.  IP provides support for international students and scholars, administers scholarships and assistance for students who study, intern, or do research abroad, and provides funding opportunities and grant-writing assistance for faculty engaged in international research. IP shares their stories through various media, and by hosting multiple public engagement activities each year.

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Wednesday, September 18, 2024, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Location: Learing Innovation Center (LINC) Lobby — Map

Whether you’re supporting a recitation, leading a lab section, grading for a large lecture, designing and teaching your own course, or hoping to teach someday, this orientation will focus on unique needs and challenges international students might face while teaching in the U.S. classroom.

All international graduate students are welcome, especially those who will have a teaching position during the 2024-2025 academic year. Those who do not have a position, or who are unsure if they will, are also welcome to attend to gain skills for future teaching activities.

All international GTAs are highly encouraged to come. Some academic units require attendance. Please check with your program if you are unsure whether your attendance is required. Students who attend this session will also attend the all-student teaching orientation in the afternoon from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Please be sure to register for both sessions.

For more information or disability accommodations, contact Jeanna Towns ( [email protected] ) by August 23. Do not miss out on door prizes and Center for Teaching and Learning swag.

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Are you new to teaching or simply just new to teaching at OSU? Either way, this orientation is for you! Designed to support all new graduate students and faculty, this orientation provides preparation support for the first day of class, and information on where to leverage campus resources to support your teaching throughout the year. Participants will be able to select from a range of topics including getting to know Canvas, creating an inclusive classroom, a graduate students panel Q&A, and more!

New teaching and research graduate students, and new faculty are welcome. Those with or without a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) position, as well as international students (who may have attended the morning session) are encouraged to attend.

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Photo caption: Blugold Zachary May will be returning to Argentina, where he was part of a faculty-led international immersion experience, to participate in an English teaching assistantship through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

Immersing themselves in the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire’s international travel opportunities expanded the worldview of two Blugolds who have been selected for 2024-25 Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards, the recipients say.

Zachary May, who graduated in December 2023, will participate in an English teaching assistantship in Argentina, while May 2023 graduate Anna Wendorff will be an English teaching assistant in South Korea.

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UW-Eau Claire’s combination of strong academic programs and experiential learning helps prepare students to “build the knowledge and skills to become a successful Fulbright applicant,” says Colleen Marchwick, director of UW-Eau Claire’s Center for International Education.

“The high-impact experiences at UWEC create spaces where students can put into practice their academic learning and challenge themselves to grow personally,” Marchwick says. “This combination allows students to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to thrive, whether the student is pursuing Fulbright, grad school or entering the workforce.”

UW-Eau Claire is consistently among the top master’s universities in the nation for the number of students who receive Fulbright grants.

Six Blugolds applied for Fulbright awards for 2024-25, with five becoming semifinalists. Madalyn McCabe of New Berlin, who graduated in May 2023 with a degree in social studies education, is an alternate for an English teaching assistantship in Luxembourg. 

May, of Lake Geneva, graduated in December 2023 with a double major in Spanish liberal arts and Latin American studies, minors in interdisciplinary linguistics and organizational communication, and a certificate in Teaching English as a foreign language. He credits the Spanish department, Latin American and Latinx studies department, CIE and the McNair Program for preparing him for the Fulbright experience.

“It really highlights the importance of interdisciplinary degrees, high-impact practices and pushing yourself to do your best at all times,” May says of the Fulbright award. “Through both the Spanish and LAS departments I was able to better understand the importance of learning another language and another culture because that allows you to appreciate the world in so many new ways.”

May will be returning to Argentina, where he was part of a faculty-led international immersion experience in Mendoza, where he also did his TEFL internship. May also studied abroad in Chile and calls his South American experiences “huge milestones in my life.”

“I grew a lot not only academically, but as a person as well,” May says of his international experiences. “Anyone I’ve talked to can confirm that I almost always talk about my experiences abroad. I cannot emphasize enough how impactful and amazing it was for me.”

May’s future goals include earning a master’s degree in international and comparative education to learn more about educational policies at the local, national and global levels.

Wendorff, of Stillwater, Minnesota, graduated in May 2023 with a double major in English, rhetorics of science, technology and culture emphasis, and organizational communication. Wendorff says she appreciates the support of her family, friends and faculty members who “saw something in me when I doubted myself.”

“Being a Fulbright recipient ignites the deepest parts of my soul,” Wendorff says. “It aligns with long-held wholehearted wishes. My dream was to live abroad. And then my lifelong enduring love is English. To accomplish this at 23 is something indescribable.”

May 2023 graduate Anna Wendorff will be an English teaching assistant in South Korea through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

Wendorff says faculty in the UW-Eau Claire’s communication and journalism department provide her with a “culture of free-flowing support,” singling out Dr. Kris Knutson, department chair and associate professor of communication and journalism, who allowed students to pursue research projects they were interested in.

Research was at the core of Wendorff’s experiences at UW-Eau Claire, giving her an opportunity to learn more about the world. She presented at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research, including a presentation on news coverage of the North Korean missile crisis that piqued her interest in South Korea.

As a photography enthusiast, she is interested in exploring the geography of the Asian country and looks forward to shooting photos of the coasts and mountains of South Korea. She also plans to learn more about South Korean cooking from her host family.

Wendorff looks forward to seeing her classroom in South Korea and working with her students.

“There's a lot that I can teach but also learn from my students as well,” Wendorff says. “And that's what is so beautiful about the Fulbright program: the enduring cultural exchange and ambassadorship.”

Wendorff plans to complete a Ph.D. in English and earn a law degree, combining her academic passions.

The  Fulbright U.S. Student Program application cycle is now open. Students may contact Colleen Marchwick or Anna Dresnack in the CIE for more information.

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