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Part-time students

Part-time enrolment halves the number of course credits to be obtained each year and the amount of fees, but doubles the duration of the course (from 3 to 6 or from 2 to 4 years).

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How it works

You can opt for this mode of enrolment if you think you cannot devote the necessary time to study full time. By choosing to enrol as a part time student you will graduate in 6 years for first-cycle degree courses and in 4 for second-cycle degree courses.

You can apply for part time during the enrolment process by filling in and uploading the form A51.

The part-time mode is binding for two years. You can switch to full time in the third year.

Part-time enrolment is provided for all degree courses except for single-cycle degree courses and courses nationally-scheduled.

Regulations for inscription of part-time students
REGULATION FOR PARTIAL-TIME STUDENT INSCRIPTIONEmitted by R.R. No. 964/2025 dated 30/05/2025.

Useful contacts

For general information about the University, deadlines, admission procedure and services: 

- send a request using the unipr service desk;

- please call us on 800 904 804 (domestic calls only) or +39 0521 905111. Both the numbers are available Monday and Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM and from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2 PM to 4:30 PM.

If you are already a student or if you need specific information regarding academic programs or enrollment procedures, contact your student registry office using the unipr service desk.

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