Students have the possibility to customise their Study Plan within their Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree course, by indicating their preference options for certain Studios and Workshops, and for elective courses.
After the preference options have been expressed, the School will allocate students based on meritocratic criteria that consider the number of credits passed and the weighted average (criteria found in the Study Plan Guide).
For Laboratories, the number of options is equal to the number of courses; for elective courses, you must express 8 options for each group.
Customisation of the Bachelor’s Degree Study Plan
Students in the second year of their degree courses have the possibility to express their preferences for the Laboratory scheduled for the second semester (if foreseen, also for a 1st semester Laboratory).
Every year the School organises presentations and provides additional informative material published online to support students in their choice.
Notices and presentations schedules are published in July.
Students in the third year of their degree courses have the possibility to express their preferences for the Final Synthesis Laboratory.
Every year the School organises presentations and provides additional informative material published online to support students in their choice.
Notices and presentations schedules are published in July.
Some Degree courses offer various options for Curricular Workshops in co-operation with the professional world:
Interior Design: call for the Interdisciplinary Workshop in the third year of the Bachelor’s Degree (internship activity in co-operation with the professional world);
Product Design: call for Interdisciplinary Workshop in the third year of the Bachelor’s Degree (internship activity in co-operation with the professional world);
The academic calendar shows the weeks in which the Workshops are held.
Every year the School organizes presentations and provides additional informative material published online to support students in their choice.
Elective courses are offered in the third year for Bachelor’s Degree Courses.
Every year the School organises presentations and provides additional informative material published online to support students in their choice.
Following allocation to the elective courses, the School provides a one week time period in which students can submit a request to change the elective course in which they have been allocated, choosing among the courses with available places.
Customisation of the Master’s Degree Study Plan
Students in the second year of the Master’s Degree courses have the possibility to express their preferences for the Final Synthesis Studio, if foreseen by the course of study.
Every year the School organises presentations and provides additional informative material published online to support students in their choice.
Notices and presentations schedules are published in July.
Elective courses are offered in the first and/or second year for all Master's Degree courses. Every year the School organises presentations and provides additional informative material published online to support students in their choice.
Following allocation to the elective courses, the School provides a one week time period in which students can submit a request to change the elective course in which they have been allocated, choosing among the courses with available places.
Some Master's Degree courses offer students the opportunity to participate in Curricular Workshops in collaboration with visiting professors. In particular:
- Integrated Product Design organises a call for applications for the 2nd Year Workshop.
- Interior and Spatial Design organises a call for applications for the 2nd year workshop.
- Communication Design organises a call for applications for the 2nd year Workshop.
- Digital and Interaction Design organises a call for applications for the 1st year Workshop and the 2nd year Professional Workshop.
The academic calendar shows the weeks in which the Workshops are held.
Each course of study may provide the expression of further options of attendance, depending on the specific nature of the learning programme. Students must evaluate the programme, the language and semester of delivery, and the time schedule of the courses, in order to express their preferences.