Matriculation with OFA

To be admitted to the Master's degree course in Law it is necessary to pass an admission test.

The places available for each academic year are assigned first to candidates with a score higher than the minimum threshold for the admission test.

If not all available places are assigned in this way, candidates with a score below the minimum threshold will also be able to enrol but they will have to undertake/fulfill the Additional Academic Obligations (OFA).

Fulfillment of OFA requirements

Students who enroll in the single-cycle degree course in law with additional academic obligations (OFA) must attend a compulsory 20-hour Introduction to Law course.

Enrolment must be completed by 2nd November each year by sending an email to the student support office (supportostudentiecogiursi [at] unitn.it).

Attendance on the course is mandatory (absences must not exceed 4 hours).

The course will take place according to a calendar that will be defined and published on the Faculty's portal at the beginning of the first semester of each academic year.

At the end of the course there will be a final test. The evaluation does not include a grade, but only a result of pass/fail.

Students who enrol with the obligation to complete OFAs cannot enrol in the exam sessions of the courses included in their study plan until the OFAs assigned have been completed.