After the aspiring doctors and teachers, now it's the turn of the future freshmen of numerous degree courses in the humanities (from communication sciences to law, from economics to psychology). The entrance tests for admission to degree courses with restricted access are continuing these days in Campania. In particular, there are many (and they are free) at the Suor Orsola Benincasa University of Naples, a university that for years has adopted restricted access as a choice of teaching methodology even where it is not ministerially imposed.
“The strategic approach to our ‘doing university’ – explains the Rector, Lucio d’Alessandro – is based on a direct and never ‘remote’ relationship: the teachers at Suor Orsola live together with the students and the campus thus becomes a place of continuous sharing of knowledge and planning. From this point of view, the planned numbers allow us to maintain a teacher/student ratio of almost always 1:25, practically like at school. An ideal situation that allows for individualized tutoring of each student both during their studies and during the post-graduate support provided by our Job Placement offices”. A choice that for years has rewarded the effectiveness of the Suor Orsola training system, where 73,5% of master's graduates finish university on time, with a figure significantly better than the national average (60,1%) and the Campania average (47,3%).
The entrance test schedule for the only Master's degree course in Law with restricted access in Southern Italy.
At Suor Orsola you will have until midnight on Sunday 22 September to register (always online and always free of charge) for the entrance tests for the three-year degree courses in psychology, communication sciences and business economics, the first Italian degree course in economics specifically dedicated to the green economy. The same deadline for registration for the master's degree course in Law, the only one in the South with a restricted number of places. A degree course that stands out from others in its sector also and above all for a highly innovative teaching system (simulation of procedural cases, legal IT and four years of legal English, just to name a few examples) and for a particular international vocation of the studies with numerous visiting professors from all the main universities in the world who alternate every year in the lessons (most recently Antonios Karaiskos, professor of Japanese Civil Law at the University of Kyoto and Lihong Zhang, professor of Chinese Civil Law at the East China University in Shanghai, and ambassador of the relations between Suor Orsola and China).
“The School for Restorers”: 20 places for a master's degree course directly qualifying for the profession of restorer. The last appointment with the entrance tests at Suor Orsola will be on October 8 (registration open until October 2) for access to the master's degree course in Restoration of Cultural Heritage, one of the few in Italy directly qualifying for the profession of restorer. Furthermore, on Monday September 23 at 9 am in the Crie classroom (entrance from Via Suor Orsola 10) two weeks of “Restoration Workshops open to future freshmen” will be inaugurated during which all those interested in enrolling in the degree course will be able to carry out free educational experiences also aimed at taking the entrance tests (info 081-2522547).
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