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International Student Handbook
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Contents
The School 2
Contact 3
Links and resources 4
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
Course catalogue 5
Medicine and Surgery program
Curriculum Overview 6
Clinical Practice Activities 7
Filling in your Learning Agreement 8
Schedules & Timetables 9
Before leaving 10
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The School
Scuola di Medicina e Chirurgia
Università degli Studi di Napoli “Federico II”
Via Sergio Pansini, 5
80131 Napoli, Italy
The School of Medicine and Surgery of the Federico II University of Naples was
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
established in 2013 from the union of seven Departments (Clinical Medicine and
Surgery; Molecular Medicine and Medical Biotechnologies; Neurosciences,
Reproductive, Oral and Maxillofacial Sciences; Advanced Biomedical Sciences;
Translational Medical Sciences; Public Health; Pharmacy).
The School’s location is the Federico II Policlinic University Hospital (Google Maps
position), in the hospital area of the city of Naples, easily reachable by subway
(Policlinico station, line 1) and buses from the city center (ANM website).
The large campus includes more than 20 buildings (each one with wards, clinics,
offices, libraries, classrooms), restaurants, shops, and a bank office (internal map).
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Contact
Erasmus Office – Department of Clinical Medicine and Surgery
email: erasmed@unina.it
Phone: +39 081 746 2113
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
Skype: live_erasmed:1
International Relations Office
Corso Umberto I, 40 – central building (inner courtyard)
80138 Napoli, Italy
email: international@unina.it; incoming@unina.it
Phone: +39 081 253 7101 – 7187
www.international.unina.it
Facebook / Instagram
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Links and resources
Erasmus and exchange students page: practical and useful information,
accommodation, University’s services and resources, living in Naples.
Docenti Unina: instructors’ contact, announcements, study material.
Medicine and Surgery Area Library
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
Centro Linguistico di Ateneo (CLA): language courses, international certifications,
linguistic counselling and support.
SINAPSI (Services for the Active and Participatory Inclusion of Students):
accessibility services, academic success, anti-discrimination and culture of
differences, individual counselling.
Study in Italy
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Course catalogue
The School of Medicine and Surgery of the Federico II University of Naples is home
to 25 academic programs in the Medicine, Biotechnology, Pharmacy and Health
study fields, and 45 training schools. Click on the following links to explore the
course catalogue.
Medical Field: 1st level courses (EQF level 6)
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
Medical Field: 2nd level courses (EQF level 7)
Health and Biotechnology courses
Pharmacy courses
6 Medicine and Surgery: Curriculum Overview
The Medicine and Surgery core curriculum is structured into 6 years, 12 semesters
(called cicli, cycles), and 36 integrated courses, each one with a specific number of
credits (CFU, Crediti Formativi Universitari – University Educational Credits).
1 CFU equals to 25 hours (1 hour = 60 minutes) of total work for the student (for
clinical practices, 20 hours of practical activity and 5 of personal reworking).
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
The preclinical basic sciences, taught during the earlier years, provide the
knowledge of the biological sciences aimed at the understanding of the human
body’s structure and functionality in normal health conditions.
The strictly-speaking clinical and methodological medical practice is taught during
the ensuing years through extensive use of tutorial learning, with a practical
approach to problem-solving.
7 Medicine and Surgery: Clinical Practice Activities
Erasmus and exchange students can take advantage of two kinds of clinical
practice activities:
1. Attività Formative Professionalizzanti (AFP, Professional Training
Activities): part of the integrated courses, can be chosen as separate
activities. Usually, they provide 1 (20 hours of activity + 5 of personal
reworking) or 2 (40+10 hours) credits.
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
2. Erasmus Clinical Clerkships: specifically tailored for international
students, provide 5 (100+25 hours) or 10 (200+50 hours) credits.
Students fulfilling the Erasmus for traineeship mobility are free to choose the
clinics and number of weeks they wish to attend (subject to availability).
18 Medicine and Surgery: Filling in your Learning Agreement
Receiving Institution Information
Name: Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Department. Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Erasmus code: I NAPOLI01
Address: Via Sergio Pansini, 5 – 80131, Napoli
Country: Italy
Departmental Coordinators: Prof. Sabino De Placido, Prof. Bianca Maria Veneziani; erasmed@unina.it;
+39 081 746 2113
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II – SCUOLA DI MEDICINA E CHIRURGIA
Contact person: Erasmus Departmental Office; erasmed@unina.it; +39 081 746 2113
Theoretical Courses
It is possible to combine courses from different study years;
If you plan to stay one semester, you can choose the courses taught during that
period only;
Write the course name in Italian with the related code and number of credits;
You can choose single modules exceptionally. For their contents, always refer to
the «father» integrated course (for example, Malattie Cutanee e Veneree is a
module of the Immunologia Clinica e Allergologia, Malattie Cutanee e Veneree,
Chirurgia Plastica integrated course).
Practical Courses
Clinical practices can be fulfilled from October to July, without any semester
restriction;
If you choose an integrated course, its AFP are already included, so you don’t have
to specify them separately; Example: 18666: Malattie dell’apparato
cardiovascolare e respiratorio; U1301: AFP – Malattie dell’apparato
cardiovascolare e respiratorio -> NO!
In the case of single modules or single AFP (not choosing the related integrated
course), you can specify them with their own code: Example: 02443: Chirurgia
vascolare (which is a single module!); U1301: AFP – Malattie dell’apparato
cardiovascolare e respiratorio -> OK!
It is possible to combine AFP and Erasmus Clinical Clerkships, even if related to the
same subject. Example: U1301: AFP – Malattie dell’apparato cardiovascolare e
respiratorio; U3139: Erasmus Clinical Clerkship – Malattie dell’apparato
cardiovascolare e respiratorio -> OK!
9 Medicine and Surgery: Schedules & Timetables
Organizzazione didattica del Corso di Laurea Magistrale in Medicina e
Chirurgia: general academic schedule. First-semester courses are taught
from October to December, second-semester courses from March to May.
Organizzazione didattica dei Cicli: course weekly timetable (time and
location), exam timetables.
Schede di insegnamento dei Corsi Integrati: instructors’ contact, course
description, study material, detailed course timetable.
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ADF = Attività Didattiche Frontali (face-to-face learning activities)
ADI = Attività Didattiche Interattive (interactive learning activities)
AFP = Attività Formative Professionalizzanti (professional training activities)
Each course is delivered through two or more classes (canali, channels), based on
the personal student number (matricola). Student number and PIN code is
provided by the International Relations Office after your registration.
Canale A (Matricole pari) = Even matriculation numbers (e.g. 0001/12344)
Canale B (Matricole dispari) = Odd matriculation numbers (e.g. 0001/12579)
Examinations are allowed only after the complete and correct attendance of the
related course. Tests are written and oral or oral only.
Three examination sessions are provided (winter: January/March, summer:
May/July, fall: September/November). It is possible to sign up for a maximum of
two dates per session. The final evaluation will be registered in your records
digitally: always bring your student number and PIN code with you.
Aule prenotate esami: scheduled exam classroom and time (click on the code
under Aule on your right).
In Italian Universities, grades are given on the basis of 30 points. When the
student’s performance is considered outstanding, a cum laude can be added by
the committee. The minimum passing grade is 18/30.10
Before leaving
Request your certificate of stay to the International Relations Office
(incoming@unina.it) and the transcript of records to the Departmental Office.
Enjoy your stay!
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