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Program Details

The program in question is the Short Master in "Teorie didattiche delle differenze. Femminismi e saperi di genere" (Theory and didactics of rights of differences. Feminism and gender studies).

Program Overview

• Academic Year: 2015/2016
• Type of Competition: By titles and interview
• Cost: 250.00 + 4.13 (insurance contribution) + 54.00 (admission participation contribution)
• Proposing Structure: Department of Humanistic Studies (DISUM)
• Master Level: Short Master
• Credits: 4
• Language: Italian
• Duration: 100 hours
• Mandatory Attendance: 80%
• Presence/Distance: In presence
• Number of Participants: Minimum 20 - Maximum 80

Admission Criteria

• The admission process involves a competition by titles and interview.
• Candidates admitted can enroll through the Esse3 procedure.

Documents

• Attached Documentation:
  • Short Master Sheet
  • Didactic Plan 1-2-3-4
  • Announcement - (D.R. n. 699 del 15.03.2016)
  • Graduation List of Admitted

Director

• Director: Prof.ssa Francesca Romana Recchia Luciani
• Department: Department of Humanistic Studies (DISUM)

Enrollment Procedure

• The enrollment procedure must be completed by September 22, 2016.
• It involves delivering, by hand or by registered mail, to the Administrative Secretariat of the Master Area:
  • A photocopy of a valid identification document
  • A photocopy of the tax code
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Receipt attesting to the payment of the prescribed fees (admission competition fee + enrollment fee and contributions)

Notes

• For anything not explicitly indicated, reference is made to the Announcement.
• Published on 01/03/2013 last modification 09/05/2022

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