Your PERSONAL STUDY PLAN (PSP) - PIANO CARRIERA - includes all the courses and learning activities that you need to complete during the course of your studies, from your first year until graduation.
Your ANNUAL PERSONAL STUDY PLAN (APSP) - CARICO DIDATTICO - is the list of the courses that you are going to attend during the current academic year. It is built around your APSP of previous academic years: it includes both your incomplete courses (with exam still peding) and the exams you passed which have not been recorded in your transcript yet. On top of these, you need to add your new courses (courses which have never been included before). When you create your APSP you must follow the rules of your degree programme.
The Annual Personal Study Plan for first-year Bachelor’s students is standard and includes all first-year courses illustrated in the section dedicated to the
Curriculum and the Programme Syllabi. How to create your APSP and how to enrol as a full-time or part-time student
You can create a full-time or part-time APSP depending if you want to enrol with a part-time or full-time workload:
- FULL-TIMEworkload: you can include a maximum of 80 credits in your APSP for the academic year, including your Final Project/Thesis credits.
- PART-TIME workload: you can include a maximum of 40 credits for the academic year in your APSP, including your Final Project/Thesis credits. Part-time enrolment is intended for students who need to balance study with employment, health issues, family committments (parenting children uunder 5, providing care ad assistance to family members, pregnancy, high-risk pregnancy).
PLEASE NOTE THAT COMPLETING YOUR APSP DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE ENROLLED FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR
To enrol, you have two options:- you can enrol right after completing your APSP;
- you can enrol later. In this case please return to the portlet named Create your PSP/APSP and enrol in the new academic year and click Modify your PSP/APSP.
Upon enrolment you must pay the first instalment of your tuition fees (if any). For further information, please read the sections: