Double Degree Programs
Studying abroad is a unique opportunity of personal enhancement not only from the academic and professional point of view, but also in terms of language learning, intercultural skills, self-reliance and self-awareness. A double degree (DD) diploma gives more chances to find a job in international companies and organizations, as well as in any industry requiring European minded candidates.
That is why the University of Insubria offers the opportunity to join double-degree programs in partner institutions across Europe to students enrolled in different Master programs, namely:
MSc in Global Entrepreneurship Economics and Management
- Double Degree with the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena – Germany
- Double Degree with the Hoheneheim University in Stuttgart – Germany
- Double Degree with the Université de Bordeaux – France
- Double Degree with the University of Fulda – Germany
MSc in Biomedical Sciences
- Double Degree with the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences in Bonn – Germany
MSc in Physics (partially in Italian)
- Double Degree with the Linnaeus University in Växjō and Kalmar – Sweden
MSc in Mathematics (partially in Italian)
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Double Degree with the Linnaeus University in Växjō and Kalmar – Sweden
MA in Modern Languages for International Communication and Cooperation (in Italian)
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Double Degree for specialists in translation Italian-Spanish with the University of Seville – Spain
MSc in Computer Science
- Double Degree with the Université Nice Sophia Antipolis – France
MSc in Molecular and Industrial Biotechnologies (partially taught in English)
- Double Degree with the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague– Czech Republic
MA in Law (5-year program - in Italian)
Double Degree with the University of Nantes – France
How to apply
All the students enrolled in the first year of the above mentioned Master courses may apply to a Double Degree Program. Applications will be managed directly by the Departments every year (in January/February). The selected candidates will spend their mobility period at the partner institution during the second year of study and will be supported with Erasmus+ tools and funds.
Students apply to a yearly internal selection specific for each degree course, where the most worthy candidates have the opportunity to undertake a double qualification path, supported by a scholarship thus spending a study period abroad within the Erasmus+ programme. Students must apply online to the Erasmus+ call (January/February) and specify a host double degree University partner. Within the deadline they shall also submit the additional documentation, as required by both the Call and the Department.
The AY 2020/2021 Call expired on March 31st, 2020.
PLEASE NOTE: A very important requirement for students willing to participate in the selection is the advanced knowledge of the English language and/or the language of the host Country: some host institutions accept mobilities only for candidates duly presenting a language certification.
Ranking lists
The Double Degrees ranking lists are published on this website (“Commissione, svolgimento ed esiti” menu).
The assignees must confirm and accept the assigned destination, among the three preferences listed, and specify the departure period (first semester, second semester, whole academic year), through the online acceptance form within the deadline.
After the deadline and the possible renunciations, the Office gets in touch with students that haven’t been assigned a destination who will analogously specify their preferred location among the ones left.
Students who have been excluded by the Office (i.e. Art. 3 – Students who have not completed the university exams within the set period of time/or within the following Academic Year or Art. 8.5 – Students with a score beneath the minimum required) will not be contacted. They might apply for next Calls in future Academic Years.
PLEASE NOTE: At the end of the procedure students who have not confirmed their destination will be considered as “renunciative”; students who have rejected their destination, despite being among their preferences, will be considered as “renunciative”: the decision to reject a destination does not imply ta penalty but is irrevocable, i.e. it involves the exclusion from any subsequent location reassignment included the ones left.