RULES internship booklet

RULES internship booklet

Dear Students,
Given the new rules dictated by the Pharmacists’ Order, below is further information relating to filling out the booklet:
1. Fill in the booklet in Italian
2. Write the activity carried out with a daily date
3. The start and end dates of the internship must coincide with what is reported in the training project
4. The internship, as reported in the training project, must strictly last 6 months. Booklets reporting periods of less than 6 months will not be accepted.
5. At the end of the internship, as already indicated, the tutor or Pharmacy Director will have to stamp and sign each page of the booklet. They will also have to fill in and sign the first pages (including the entries: Pharmacy Stamp; owner/director signature/trainee tutor signature)
6. Since the booklet must ultimately be signed by the Order of Pharmacists of Rome for each student to be certain that it has been correctly compiled, the following is required:

– Students who have already completed the internship should bring the new booklets completed in Italian, appropriately signed and stamped, to the Didactic Secretariat by 7 January 2025.

– Students carrying out the internship should bring the booklets to the Didactic Secretariat 3 months after the start of the internship.
7. All the booklets delivered will be evaluated by a Commission that will evaluate their correct compilation.

8. Given the University closure, the new booklets for transcription in Italian can be collected in the offices of the Didactic Secretariat until 18 December.

However, if the offices are closed, it is possible to take them, from the shelf in front of the Coordinator’s studio.

9. At the end of the internship, only the booklets considered suitable by the Commission will be returned and must be brought by the student to the Pharmacists’ Order to be appropriately signed (Order address: Via A. Torlonia 15- 00161 Roma).

ICoN – Online Self-learning Courses of Italian language for foreigners students

ICoN – Online Self-learning Courses of Italian language for foreigners students

Deadline has been posponed from 16 May 2024 to 20 May 2024

According to new regulations, all international students in the new system must achieve a B2 proficiency in Italian. Enrollment in the ICoN self-learning courses is mandatory.

These courses are designed to help students from the 3rd year onwards reach the required B2 level.

The  ICoN course is a prerequisite for all CLICI courses, offered every six months starting in October.

Information about CLICI course enrollment for the upcoming academic year will be published periodically.

Application form (download the application form here: ICoN – Application form)

Sign the application form including the privacy policy and send it to info.linguaitaliana@uniroma2.it by 20 May 2024 specifying in the email object “Iscrizione corso ICoN”.
Students who send the form correctly will receive an email providing information about how to access the self-learning courses after 20 May 2024. The course will be provided on a platform which will be accessible for one year.

More information about the courses’ program is available at http://www.icon-lingua.it/en/self-learning.

CLICI will not provide any certificate relating to ICoN courses.

ICoN will provide a certificate of completion indicating the level and number of self-learning course hours to students who carried out 100% of the activities on the platform.

Erasmus+ Mobility for Studies: Call for Applications 2024/25

Erasmus+ Mobility for Studies: Call for Applications 2024/25

Erasmus+ Mobility for Studies: Call for Applications 2024/25

The call for application for the 2024/25 Erasmus+ programme is available for students of Tor Vergata University.
ERASMUS+ Programme, Key Action 1 Student Mobility for study and traineeship, based on bilateral/multilateral agreements between European Universities and Tor Vergata University of Rome is now available.

Who can Apply?

Students or graduating students in the academic year 2023-2024 who will be regularly enrolled in a course of study, coherent with the previous one, for the academic year 2024-2025 can apply.

Please note: The student who has not completed the regular enrollment in the academic year 2024-2025 before departure (for example, the student who does not pay the taxes by applying for the “cautelativa”, etc.) automatically loses the right to mobility and can not benefit the Erasmus status or the community contribution.

Application & Deadline

The application will be submitted exclusively online, by filling in the application form available at the link:
https://mobint.uniroma2.it/erasmus/candidatura/Default.aspx .

The deadline for submitting the form is on March 1st, 2024, at 12 pm.

Contacts

Erasmus+ Central Office
Tel. +39 06 7259 2555/2062
E-mail: outgoing@erasmus.uniroma2.it

First scrolling rankings – second round

First scrolling rankings – second round

As expected by the Call for applications, candidates admitted with the General Merit Ranking who fail to enrol within the indicated deadlines will be considered as having withdrawn and the vacant positions will be assigned to suitable candidates immediately following the ranking list.

To this end, on the 14th of November, new scrolling rankings will cover the possible places left available.

Enrolment Deadline: 4th November 2022
Deadline payment of the first bulletin : 9th November 2022

Exam Drug Analysis mod. 2 (8067491 Drug Analysis 16CFU):

Exam Drug Analysis mod. 2 (8067491 Drug Analysis 16CFU):

In July, there will be two sessions of the exam Drug Analysis mod. 2 (8067491 Drug Analysis 16CFU):
– the 12th as planned in the calendar published, AND
– the 27th of July as extraordinary session, to favour the students who need to pass Organic Chemistry exam in July session.

Reserve CAREFULLY which session you wish to attend, since you can attend ONLY one of the two, but NOT both.

Students who don’t pass on the 12th are NOT allowed to reserve on the 27th.

The exam will be held on both dates in AULA 4 at 9:30, in presence, written test modality, 20 multiple answer questions, 4 choices only 1 correct (1 point each, no penalties for wrong answers, and 2 free text questions, 5 points each.

Only students totalizing a score equal or more than 18 will be allowed to the oral part of the exam.