3rd YEAR
1st semester
Students will be assigned to the Laboratories "Architectural design theory"
and "History of architecture and cities lab" according to a merit criterion on the basis of an order of preference expressed by each student during the definition of the PSP/APSP.
2nd semester
Interdisciplinary Atelier
Students will be assigned to the Interdisciplinary Atelier according to a merit criterion based on an order of preference expressed by each student during the definition of the PSP/APSP.
Choice of courses of related and complementary subjects (discipline affini e integrative)
Students will be assigned according to a merit criterion based on an order of preference expressed by each student during the definition of the PSP/APSP.
Students who advance some Master's courses
Bachelor's students who advance some courses belonging to their future Master's degree programme may, within the time frame of definition of the Annual personal study plan, express only the preferences for the courses offered in the 1st semester - 1st year and they will be allocated on the base of a merit ranking.
The merit ranking list for students who have not yet enrolled in a Master's Degree programme is calculated as follows:
(GR1 * CFU1) + (GR2 * CFU2) + (GRn * CFUn) + (overall weighted average grade* CFU of ungraded exams)
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number of semesters from student’s first enrolment in the university system
Please note: In case of transfer, the semesters of registration at the University of origin will be counted.
When you need to rank your courses in order of preference
You must express your course preferences from 20th July 2023 until 17th September 2023.
If for any reason you do not express your course preferences during the specified time frame, you will have the possibility to specify your order of preference among the courses that have residual places in a second phase (3rd and 4th October 2023). The second phase will be activated only if there are at least two courses/atelier with available places. Otherwise, course allocations will be automatic.
If you have advanced some Master’s courses, you can express the order of preference for your second-semester courses during a time frame to be defined (provided that you have attained your Bachelor's degree and after you enrol in your Master’s degree programme course and define your Personal Study Plan/Annual Personal Study Plan).
We remind you that you can choose only from the courses which have residual places. Allocations will take into account the order of preference (expressed by each student during the definition of Personal Study Plan/Annual Personal Study Plan) and a merit ranking list.
The merit ranking for students who have enrolled in the Master's degree programme course is calculated as follows:
(total weighted average Three-year degree * 180) + [(GR1 * CFU1) + (GR2 * CFU2) + (GRn * CFUn)] _________________________________________________________________________________________
6 + number of semesters of enrollment in the Master's degree programme course.