Incoming students

Deadlines for nomination By Home University:

Fall/Winter Semester or Annual: 15^th of June

Spring/Summer Semester: 15^th of October

The home University has to send an email to rapp.int@jus.unipi.it with the following student’s information:

NAME and SURNAME

EMAIL

STUDY CYCLE (1°-2°- 3°): Bachelor     ⃝ – Master     ⃝ – PhD student     ⃝

DEGREE      ⃝   DOUBLE DEGREE       ⃝

PERIOD OF STAY: First Semester     ⃝ – Second Semester     ⃝ – Full Academic Year     ⃝

FIELD OF STUDY: 0421/Law

Deadlines for application By nominated students:

Fall/Winter Semester or Annual: 15^th of July

Spring/Summer Semester: : 15^th of November

After receiving the nomination email with the students’ information, they will receive a communication from us to:

1. register on the University of Pisa’s ALICE portal;
2. sign up on the Erasmus Mobility portal and upload their Learning Agreement in PDF* (or submit it via OLA).

Detailed instructions for registration and access to the Erasmus portal will be sent only by email directly to the students.

*The Learning Agreement must be signed by the student and the coordinator of the home university. The Italian courses must include the code and credits.

The deadlines are not mandatory, but it is recommended to meet them because we need to approve the Learning Agreements before the summer

Erasmus students can choose subjects from our three degree programs:

LMG – GIURISPRUDENZA CICLO UNICO (single-cycle degree program): here

DIR-L – DIRITTO DELL’IMPRESA, DEL LAVORO E DELLE PUBBLICHE AMMINISTRAZIONI (undergraduate): here

WDI-LM – DIRITTO DELL’INNOVAZIONE PER L’IMPRESA E LE ISTITUZIONI (master’s degree): here

On the COURSE Catalogue you can search the program of subjects included in the L.A. Simply click the course name or the code subject:

Some courses can be divided into A-B or A-B-C because they are attended by many students. The reference is the first surname.

Course divided into A-B:

course A) – first surname from A to L course B) – first surname from M to Z Course divided into A-B-C:

course A) – first surname from A to D course B) – first surname from E to N course C) – first surname from O to Z

1 CFU = 1 ECTS

6 CFU = 48 hours (One-semester course) 9 CFU = 72 hours (One-semester course) 12 CFU = 96 hours (Annual course) *

15 CFU = 120 hours (Annual course) **

*/** = The exam is unique at the end of the course for the overall credits of the subject. It is not possible to take only part of the subject to obtain partial credits.

Timetable of Courses :

Room and time schedule will be available on the Department of Law website. https://www.jus.unipi.it/didattica/orario-delle-lezioni/

The timetable of courses for 2025-2026  (for first semester) will be published around July

 VADEMECUM COURSE CATALOGUE

As soon as the student has finished his/her exams, he/she has to download the ECTS Transcript from the ALICE Portal and send it, along with the Certificate of Attendance, to rapp.int@jus.unipi.it to have them signed by our Erasmus Coordinator.

Then they can come to the International Office at the department to pick up the signed copies of their ECTS Transcript and Certificate of Attendance.

A PDF copy will also be emailed to their home university.

The student card “Studente della Toscana” is a magnetic card that gives you access to several services throughout Tuscany, and especially at the Universities of Pisa, Florence, and Siena, as you can see at this link.

Moreover, this card, as proof of your enrollment at the University for the Erasmus+ mobility period, will also provide you with discounts and special conditions (i.e. conventions with cinemas, museums, and exhibitions) even outside Tuscany, in Italy, or abroad.

How to get your Student Card

Once you will be in Pisa and after you have received an email confirmation of the approval of your application, you can schedule an appointment with the central office through the online agenda, available on your Erasmus Mobility profile by clicking on “Online form for Erasmus+ student”.

The student front office is located in PIAZZA TORRICELLI 4.

Most of our courses are taught in Italian.

An Italian language certificate is not mandatory, but a B1 in ITALIAN level is highly recommended.

Some courses are taught in English.

For the English-taught courses that are part of the Master’s degree, a B1 level English certificate is required.

The University of Pisa offers a free Italian language course to all Incoming Erasmus students.

1. Students must access the web page of University Language Center (CLI) with their ALICE credentials and register for the placement test.
2. The test result will place each student in a course appropriate to their level of competence.

Courses generally start in October and end in February (for the first semester) and start in March and end in June (for the second semester). For more information consult the CLI web page, (Corsi di Italiano per stranieri – Studenti Erasmus): https://portal.cli.unipi.it/bando-italiano-corsi-generali-2425-ciclo1