Admission Requirements and Application Process

The maximum number of students admitted annually is capped at thirty (35) postgraduate students. Of these, at least 14 spots are reserved for graduates of Medical Schools and at least 14 for graduates of Law Schools. Any remaining spots, including those unfilled by these categories, are allocated to other applicants based on ranking.

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The selection criteria for admission include:

1. Application for participation in the Programme.
2. Detailed Curriculum vitae.
3. Copy of a degree or diploma, or proof of completion of undergraduate studies.
4. Certificate of sufficient knowledge of one foreign language among English, French, Italian, German, or Spanish (minimum level B2). If the applicant does not hold a formal language certification, they are assessed by the program’s committee on comprehension and translation skills. A second foreign language certification can also be submitted, if available.
5. Proof of research and publication activity, as well as professional experience relevant to the program’s field of specialization (if applicable).
6. Documentation of participation in student mobility programs or related educational activities.
7. Photocopy of ID card or passport.

The selection of candidates, as determined by the Academic Committee, is conducted by a Three-Member Selection and Evaluation Committee composed of faculty members engaged in postgraduate education. The Committee prepares a full list of all applicants, examines their applications, rejects those who do not meet the minimum criteria set by the department, and invites for an interview, where required, the eligible candidates who meet the prerequisites.