Master's degree courses represent the second level of university education and last two years. 
The master's degree is achieved after acquiring 120 university credits (CFU).
To be admitted to a master's degree course, you must have a first level degree, or a three-year university diploma, or another qualification obtained abroad and recognized as suitable.
For each master's degree course, the University establishes specific access criteria which require, even in the case of non-limited number courses, the possession of curricular requirements and the adequacy of personal preparation, with verification methods defined by each degree course. study.
The relevant admission criteria are illustrated on the pages of the individual master's degree courses.
The student cannot be admitted to the master's degree course with educational debts.
Students can apply for evaluation for access to the master's degree even if they expect to obtain the qualification necessary for admission by December; they can then enroll only after having obtained the qualification and having been assessed as suitable by the course of study, according to the methods that will be illustrated in the notices published on the University website.
Each master's degree course is assigned a ministerial class to which it belongs, which defines its legal value: study courses of the same class have the same legal value, therefore they allow access to the same public competitions.