For nearly 30 years, the EU has funded the Erasmus programme, which has enabled over three million European students to spend part of their studies at another higher education institution or with an organisation in Europe. Erasmus+ brings such opportunities to students, staff, trainees, teachers. Erasmus+ is a European Union funded programme which encourages students in higher education to live this wonderful experience in an even wider context. We are able to take part in this programme through the successful renewal of our Erasmus Charter for Higher Education.
Every year Unimore welcomes over 250 students from partner institutions. You can study with us as part of the Erasmus Exchange Programme if your Home University has an Erasmus Bilateral Agreement with Universitą degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, in the subject which you wish to study. The length of study can be up to one year and is determined by your university's agreement with Unimore.
Application Procedures
Visa and Registration Requirements
The International Welcome Desk provides information about Visa release and Registration procedures to new applicants and to current students studying at Unimore. Information includes how to obtain a Visa for study purposes, information about your status and your legal obligations, practicalities, fiscal code, registration, accommodation, insurance cover.
Get in touch with the International Welcome Desk
Erasmus+ Coordinators
Departmental Ersamus+ Coordinators at Unimore are reference persons for all incoming and outgoing students regarding academic matters, recognition of achievements abroad and Learning Agreements.In order to arrange a meeting with the departmental coordinator, please send him/her an email with your request.
List of Unimore's Erasmus+ Coordinators
Italian Language Courses
Unimore offers a modern and efficient University Language Center where intensive and extensive Italian Language classes are available to all international students.
During the Mobility
After the Mobility
The Transcript of Records will be issued and delivered to the student right before his/her departure or within one month from his/her departure. IMPORTANT: the Transcript of Records may not be ready before your departure. it could take a few weeks to receive it according to the date you took your last exam. We will send a scanned copy to your Home University and to you as soon as all the exams are registered. Then, we will send the hard copy of the document to your Home University by ordinary post.
Nominations Deadline
Important notice for Partner Universities: students must be nominated by your Erasmus Coordinator / International Relations Office / Erasmus Office to incoming.erasmus@unimore.it within:
As the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia has now an on-line Application Form we kindly ask you to fill-in and send us the downloadable file to be used for Nominations.
In order to avoid misunderstanding with your Outgoing students, we warmly recommend you to inform them at which Campus (Modena city or Reggio Emilia city) they should attend their courses - according to the field of study mentioned in the bilateral agreement with our Departments.
Registration Guide for Incoming Students
Before starting the on-line application form, please read carefully the complete version of the Registration Guide for Incoming students: https://www.unimore.it/servizistudenti/vediguida.html?gd=9
More Information
Modena
International Relations Office
Via Universitą, 4 - 41121 Modena
Ph. +39 059 2056576 - Fax: +39 059 205 6566
Email: incoming.erasmus@unimore.it
Reggio Emilia
International Relations Office
Via Allegri, 15 - 42121 Reggio Emilia
Ph. +39 0522 522029/2422 - Fax: +39 0522 52 2199
Email: incoming.erasmus@unimore.it