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Students
Incoming Mobility 2021/2022 Fall Semester/Full academic year
In the fall semester UniTrento will welcome 46 new students (24 BAs, 18 MAs, 4 PhDs).
For the next fall semester 2021/2022 lectures will be 100% face-to-face, on-line lessons will be guaranteed only for some courses, for all other courses, teaching material will be available.
We remind that funds are granted for the period spent physically at UniTrento only (90 days as a minimum)
Future students
Academic/Administrative Staff
Starting from the Fall Semester 2020, staff mobility can be carried out either entirely in presence, entirely online or in a blended modality. The individual support is paid only for those held in presence. When planning the physical mobility, please consider a mandatory 5/10-day self-isolation period upon arrival from some Countries (please read the above paragraph on Covid-19 Emergency for a more detailed explanation) and fill in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs questionnaire for updated information about mobility to Italy.
Please contact the International Relations Division for further information.
Considered the improvement of Covid situation this summer 2021 staff mobility in presence resumed. One professor from the National Aerospace University, Ukraine came to Trento to carry out teaching and training activities at the Department of Psychology and Cognitive Science (see pictures in the right-box). Three professors from the University of Novi Sad, Serbia visited the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science while a visiting professor from the University of Haifa, Israel has visited us at the end of August. Other mobility are planned in October.
Covid-19 Emergency
Arrivals from abroad
As of the month of August, the Italian Government updated its regulations about the mandatory self-isolation period for non-EU countries. Please fill in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs questionnaire or visit the Ministry website for updated information and full details about mobility to Italy and to check if you need to quarantine at your arrival.
Please find below a short summary providing examples with countries that participate in the ICM program (for more information, please see the official guidelines):
- People travelling from countries in List C (among wich Israel) to entering to Italy, you must:
- fill out a digital Passenger Locator Form (only in case of lack of necessary tools to fill out the dPLF, you can use a paper-based self-declaration) and present it to the carrier or any other authorised person, either printed or on your mobile device;
- present to the carrier and any other authorised person, an EU digital Covid Certificate or equivalent certificate showing proof that you have either: been vaccinated against COVID-19 with an EMA authorised vaccine and you have completed the prescribed vaccination cycle since at least fourteen days; received a negative result of a molecular or antigenic test carried out in the 48 hours before your arrival; recovered from COVID-19 and you are no longer under prescription of self-isolation.
- OR, if you enter Italy without a dPLF and a certificate, you must inform your local Health Authority and self-isolate for five (5) days and undergo a molecular or antigenic test, carried out by means of a swab, at the end of the 5-day self-isolation.
- People travelling from countries in List D (among which Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Ukraine and Japan), to entering Italy must:
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Fill out a digital Passenger Locator Form and present it to the carrier or any other authorised person, either printed or on one's mobile device;
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Present to the carrier, or any other authorised person, a certificate of vaccination stating that the cycle of vaccination has been completed with an EMA-athorised vaccine, or a EU Green Pass proving the same
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Take a molecular or antigenic test, carried out by means of a swab and with negative result, in the 72 hours before they arrive
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OR, in case of lack of the certifications under points 2 and 3 (which are not alternative), travellers may still enter Italy but they must: self-isolate for five (5) days, activating local health surveillance procedures by informing Local Health Authorities and get tested again, upon completing the prescribed self-isolation.
- For the rest of the world, (included Banglades and India), travel to and from these countries is allowed exclusively for work, study, health, or other absolutely essential reasons or to return to one’s home or place of residence. A 10-day self-isolation period is deemed mandatory upon arrival, provided that a negative (molecular or antigen) swab test is taken within the last 72 hours before entering Italy. At the end of the self-isolation period, another molecular or antigenic test must follow.
FULL EXEMPTION from the requirements of pre-departure testing/Certificate, self-isolation and subsequent testing for people wich provided that they do not show any symptoms compatible with Covid-19, entering in Italy for a period not exceeding 120 hours due to proven needs of work, helth or absolute urgency, but they are still required to fill out a Passenger Locator Form (dPLF).
NEW: As a contribution for the transfer from the airport to the place of self-isolation (if needed), a lump sum of €50 will be paid to your account together with the first instalment of the grant. This contribution fully covers the cost of transfer to almost all areas near the airport. The cost of the transfer to Trento from the closest airport, on the other hand, is more (about €200 from Verona and € 400 from Venice and Milan). We thus suggest you plan the quarantine period near the place of arrival.
According to the budget availability, Unitrento will also reimburse the cost of swab tests needed for mobility, please remember to keep and provide the original receipts.
During your stay in Trento
Please remember that the Green Pass will be required to access all University buildings and face masks must be worn at all times.
Green Pass: The green certification COVID-19 - EU digital COVID certificate active since 1 July, was created in order to facilitate the safe movement of citizens within the countries of the European Union and the Schengen Area during the pandemic. COVID-19.
The certification, available in digital and paper version (to be printed), contains a two-dimensional barcode (QR Code) and a qualified electronic seal and may also be requested also to participate in public events and other facilities and to move in and out of the so-called "red areas" and "orange areas".
The Certification attests one of the following conditions:
- received the COVID-19 vaccination, remember that vaccines Sinovac and Sputnik at the moment are not eligible to obtain Green Pass. As news are expected shortly, kindly wait for further updates.
- be negative on the rapid molecular or antigen test within the past 48 hours;
- recovered from COVID-19 in the past six months.
Please stay updated visting the UniTrento Covid Emergency webpage
ER+ICM grantees social events
On August 4th, an informal online meeting was held with current and future ICM student both as a farewell to those who successfully ended their period abroad and as a welcoming opportunity to the ones about to begin their Fall Semester at UniTrento. The event served as an occasion to networking as well as to exchange expectations and experiences from both parts. UniTrento would like to thank Maliha Zaman for her personal testimony during the event. Among other activities, the participating students played cultural quizzes about the history and traditions of Italy.
UniTrento is looking forward to welcome new ER+ICM students spending their upcoming semester in Trento. To all those grantees leaving, we wish the best of luck for all their future activities. We hope to see you all soon, during another network meeting maybe!
Further information about ICM grantees feedback can be found at the testimonials page in the link box.
UniTrento ICM Network
We kindly invite UniTrento ICM grantees and administrative and academic referent persons and staff to join our new LinkedIn group UNITRENTO ER+ ICM NETWORK to share opportunities and to stay up-to-day about current initiatives.
About the project
New ERASMUS+ 2021-2027
We are pleased to announce that the 2021-2027 Erasmus+ programme has begun. This new EU initiative places a strong focus on social inclusion, the green and digital transitions and promotes young people’s participation in democratic life.
The new Erasmus+ 2021-2027 call, which had been published, did not include the KA107 project which will start next year with a new name, KA171.
ICM 2020
In comparison with the previous ones, the 2020 ICM Erasmus+ programme places a strong emphasis on social inclusion. With this aim in mind, a questionnaire has been sent to all of our partners in order to outline how the broad category identified by the EU Agency concretely applies to their country according to the local legislation and/or Institution rules and local customs.
ICM 2019
Before the project deadline on July 31st, 2022, next Spring semesters will be the last opportunity to implement this ICM project. We hope for a fruitful collaboration between UniTrento and the other Partner universities for a full use of the budget. Please contact the International Relations Division in case additional information is needed for introductory seminars on the ER+ICM project and UniTrento academic offer dedicated to the mobility candidate.
ICM 2018
The Project is concluded reports are available at ICM 2018 website
The 91% of the project budget assigned has been used carrying out, despite the obstacles due to the pandemic 26 of the 30 mobility assigned with the 5 partner located in 3 different Countries.