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Nationally-scheduled access courses

Enrolment in courses with nationally-scheduled access is subject to passing an entrance test administered at ministerial level.

The single-cycle degree courses in Medicine and Surgery (in english), the degree course in Architecture Regeneration Sustainability and the Health Professions have nationally scheduled access.

Once the calls 26-27 are available, you'll be able to find them on this page.

 

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130 seats for Italian and EU students and non-EU student legally residing in Italy + 3 seats for NON-EU students requiring visa)

Test date: July 24th 2026 (possible second date: September 9th 2026)

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Date of test: 30th September

 

Date of test
Health Professions degree: September 16th
Dental Hygiene: September 17th
 

Second-cycle Health Professions degree: October 5th

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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