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Published: 05 September 2022

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Published: 01 September 2022

Il CdLM favorisce la mobilità internazionale dei propri studenti promuovendo lo svolgimento dei periodi di tirocinio all'estero.

Gli studenti rispondono ai bandi di mobilità internazionale Erasmus per la fruizione delle borse al fine di seguire i corsi e sostenere gli esami nelle Università straniere.

Lo studente che intenda sostenere esami presso altre Università italiane deve previamente richiedere il nulla-osta del Consiglio del CdLM al fine di avere riconosciuti i CFU così conseguiti. Il lavoro di tesi consiste di 15 CFU (375 ore) di attività presso un laboratorio dell'Ateneo o di altra Struttura pubblica o privata, o all'Estero in ambito Erasmus o altro programma di mobilità internazionale cui partecipi l'Ateneo

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Published: 28 January 2025

Coordinator: Prof.ssa S.Martino(This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

 

Enrollment Procedures for the Academic Year 2025/2026

The Master’s Degree Course in Molecular and Industrial Biotechnology (CdLM-BMI) has open admission.

Applicants must submit a formal request to the President of the Course using the specific application form provided by the CdLM-BMI, available on the CdLM website.

The completed form must be sent to the Didactic Office of Biotechnology at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The maximum sustainable enrollment is 65 students.

Enrollment is open from August 1, 2025, to February 28, 2026.

The following curricular requirements are necessary for admission:

In accordance with Art. 6, paragraph 2 of Ministerial Decree 270/2004, direct enrollment in the CdLM-BMI is granted to applicants who hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Biotechnology, belonging to class L-2 (pursuant to DM 270/2004) or to class L-1 (pursuant to DM 509/99).

The CdLM-BMI may also admit:

All applicants holding a degree awarded by the University in one of the following degree classes:

L-13: Biological Sciences

LM-13: Pharmacy

LM-13: Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technology

LM-41: Medicine and Surgery

LM-42: Veterinary Medicine

or, pursuant to DM 509/99:

Class 12: Biological Sciences

Class 46/S: Medicine and Surgery

Class 47/S: Veterinary Medicine.

All applicants holding another degree or a qualification obtained at other universities, provided that the study program is deemed suitable by the dedicated Committee responsible for issuing the authorization (“nulla osta”).

It is also necessary that the applicant has obtained at least 80 ECTS credits (CFU) in the core and characterizing scientific-disciplinary areas of the Bachelor’s Degree Course in Biotechnology, class L-2 pursuant to DM 270/2004, as specified in the current Didactic Regulations.

The possession of the required curricular prerequisites for admission will be verified by the Committee responsible for issuing the nulla osta (authorization).

The Committee will also assess the applicant’s knowledge of the English language (at least level B2) according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

For applicants who, despite meeting the curricular requirements, have obtained a Bachelor’s Degree with a final grade equal to or lower than 90/110, an assessment of adequate personal preparation is required.

This assessment will be carried out by the Committee responsible for issuing the nulla osta, which will evaluate the applicant’s knowledge and competencies in the fields of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, and Microbiology.

The verification of both curricular and merit requirements will be conducted by the same Committee through a specific interview.

For any further information, please contact:

Segreteria Didattica di Biotecnologie,  Edificio B, piano terra, Via del Giochetto, Perugia.

Dr Michela Urciuoli, Tel 075 585 7362, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Dr Laura Pazzaglia, Tel 075 585 7324, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Dr Giovanni Sabatini, Tel 075 585 7363, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 Erasmus and Internationalization

The Master’s Degree Program (CdLM) promotes international mobility of its students by encouraging internships abroad.

Students apply for international mobility calls (Erasmus) to obtain scholarships that allow them to attend courses and take exams at foreign universities.

Students wishing to take exams at other Italian universities must first request approval (nulla osta) from the CdLM Council in order for the acquired ECTS credits to be officially recognized. The thesis work consists of 15 ECTS credits (375 hours) of activity to be carried out in a laboratory of the University or another public or private institution, or abroad under the Erasmus program or another international mobility program in which the University participates.

In particular, the recognition of credits acquired abroad is foreseen, both as exam validation and as recognition of other learning activities, based on exchange agreements with European and non-European universities and laboratories, where a credit system comparable to the ECTS system exists.

Such recognition can take place based on the course syllabi and up to the number of ECTS credits provided by the Academic Regulations for the Scientific-Disciplinary Sector (SSD) to which they refer, and must be previously authorized by the Department's Erasmus Committee.

The Study Program appoints Prof. Lorena Urbanelli as the academic contact for international mobility. She assists students in identifying host institutions abroad, compiling their learning agreements, and recognizing the credits earned. She collaborates with the international mobility contact of the DCBB (Department of Chemistry, Biology and Biotechnology), Prof. M.N. Faginas Lago.

The outgoing and returning students’ learning agreements are assessed by the Internationalization Office.

Detailed information about foreign universities and University mobility calls is available on the website: http://www.unipg.it/internazionale.

Internship activity

The Master’s Degree Program (CdLM) provides support to students in carrying out internships and training activities included in the study plan at external institutions (Public and Private Entities operating in the field of Biotechnology). It interacts directly with these institutions and establishes specific agreements both at the regional and national level.

In the Forms section of the degree course website, the necessary forms for internship requests are available.

It should be noted that, during the assignment of the final degree grade, up to 2 additional points may be awarded for academic activities carried out externally at public institutions, or for academic activities carried out abroad within the Erasmus program or other international mobility programs recognized by the University (Art. 7 of the Academic Regulations).

International Degrees

Since 2021, internationalization efforts have been strengthened through an agreement between the Biotechnology program and the Biological Sciences degree program at the Universidade do Vale do Itajaí (UNIVALI) in Brazil.

Students enrolled in the Biotechnology program who participate in this initiative can access the Dual Degree Program.

Incoming Student Orientation

The orientation for incoming students is coordinated by the President of the Master’s Degree Program (CdLM) with the support of faculty groups.

It is also carried out in collaboration with the Council of the DCBB (Department of Chemistry, Biology and Biotechnology) and the Rector’s Delegate for student orientation.

Throughout the academic year, the President and some faculty members of the CdLM typically meet with students enrolled in the second and third year of the Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology to present the CdLM’s study plan.

For specific information, the designated orientation contact person for the CdLM is Dr. Brunella Tancini.

The CdLM actively participates in the University's orientation initiatives listed on the following websites:

• https://www.unipg.it/servizi/orientamento
• https://www.unipg.it/didattica/corsi-di-laurea-e-laurea-magistrale

Internship and Training Orientation

The CdLM provides guidance and support to students for internships and training activities included in the study plan, to be carried out at external institutions (Public and Private Entities operating in the field of Biotechnology). It interacts directly with these institutions and establishes specific agreements at both regional and national levels.

Detailed information and the necessary forms are available on the website:
http://www.dcbb.unipg.it/laurea-magistrale-in-biotecnologie-molecolari-e-industriali

Thesis

The thesis work consists of 15 ECTS credits (375 hours) of activity to be carried out in a laboratory of the University or another public or private institution, or abroad within the Erasmus program or another international mobility program in which the University participates.

The activity must be carried out under the supervision of a thesis advisor, appointed by the Intercourse Council of the CdLM-BMI (Master’s Degree in Molecular and Industrial Biotechnology), selected from among its teaching staff. In the case of external activities, this advisor works alongside a supervisor appointed by the host institution.

The student agrees with the advisor on the content of the thesis work and the laboratory in which it will be conducted. The thesis is experimental in nature, although it is not required to be highly original.

The student must submit a formal request for authorization to begin the thesis work to the President of the Intercourse Council, using the specific form available online on the CdLM-BMI website, six months before the start of the activity. The request will then be submitted to the Intercourse Council for approval.

If the thesis work is not governed by a specific agreement, the experimental activity carried out by the student for the preparation of the thesis is considered a training activity, and its costs are to be covered by the host institution, which retains intellectual property rights over the knowledge and results produced.

At the end of the thesis work, the student prepares a written dissertation that must be structured according to the topic and type of work conducted. It should generally include:

a general introduction,

a description of the specific objectives,

a detailed description of methods and results,

and a thorough literature analysis.

The CdLM-BMI encourages students to carry out experimental theses at public and private institutions operating in the biotechnology sector, through the establishment of appropriate agreements, also with the aim of facilitating the graduates’ entry into the job market.

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Published: 01 June 2022

Richiesta abbreviazione di corso

Nulla Osta - domanda di valutazione per l'accesso ai corsi di laurea magistrale

ESAMI A SCELTA DELLO STUDENTE

Gli studenti regolarmente iscritti al terzo anno in corso ed in regola con il pagamento delle tasse, riceveranno una mail nel mese di ottobre per la compilazione del piano di studi e l’inserimento delle attività a libera scelta dello studente (12 CFU)direttamente, attraverso l’applicativo SOL, scegliendo tra un elenco di esami già presente ed autorizzati.Gli studenti fuori corso e gli studenti i quali volessero optare per un esame non presente nella lista del SOL, considerando che dovranno avere come unico vincolo quello della coerenza al percorso formativo, devono compilare il Modulo scelta corsi opzionali e consegnarlo presso la Segreteria didattica del CdL di Biotecnologie in via del Giochetto, edificio A o inviarlo all’indirizzo per essere sottoposto ad autorizzazione da parte del Presidente del CdL. Per ulteriori chiarimenti potete contattare la segreteria didattica del CdL all’indirizzo o chiamando i swguenti numeri: 075.5857362, 075.5857324

 

Tirocinio

Richiesta  svolgimento di tirocinio con docente del Corso di Laurea 

Richiesta  svolgimento di tirocinio con docente non facente parte del Corso di Laurea 

Richiesta  svolgimento di tirocinio presso un ente esterno all'Università degli Studi di Perugia 

Richiesta  svolgimento di tirocinio  in ambito Erasmus o altro programma di mobilità internazionale cui partecipi l'Ateneo

Frontespizio relazione tirocinio

Progetto formativo per tirocinio presso un ente esterno

Tesi

Modalità richiesta di svolgimento tesi di laurea 

Richiesta svolgimento attività di tesi