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DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted no later than April 30th, 2010
WHO CAN APPLY
Applicants must have a Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Computer
Engineering, Electronics, Telecommunications or any other equivalent
title in the disciplines relating to the Information and Communication
Technologies. Students who are enrolled in a three-year university
program and expect to gain such qualifications within June 30th, 2010 are also
eligible.
The candidates should have a good knowledge of the English language,
proved by a proficiency certificate (TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge or other
forms of statement) or a self declaration.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
- Applicants shall enter
their application exclusively
on-line, filling the
admission form wich is reacheable from this page stating the following information:
- last name, name,
place/country and date of birth, nationality, marital status,
disabilities;
- permanent address and
mail address (if different), where applicants wish to receive paper
communications concerning the application
- phone and e-mail contacts;
- university career:
academic title, degree awarding date, university and final score (if
applicable), academic year of beginning of BSc’s studies, standard
duration of courses, average score of exams taken. Applicants who
expect to graduate within June 30th, 2010 shall indicate the
provisional graduation date;
- level of knowledge of the
English language and other foreign languages;
- commitment to notify any
change of address or e-mail contact to this administration.
Applicants
should include in the application:
- curriculum vitae covering
their education program, cultural and professional experiences and all
other information that might help in the evaluation of the candidate;
- copy of the degree
certificate (if applicable);
- academic transcripts with
the full list of courses and grades (in English or French or Italian).
This list should contain information regarding university credits,
units (or equivalent) received, the grades received for each class
taken, and the date when the final examination (if applicable) was
taken, provided by attaching the copy of the University Transcript or
completing the template provided by the application form;
- motivation letter;
- two reference letters or
testimonials of experience (i.e. internship certificates, training
attestations, supervisor's e-mail testimony in PDF format, etc…) –
not mandatory;
- scan of valid passport or
other ID;
- any other useful
documentation for the assessment (English knowledge certificates,
Graduate Record Examinations GRE etc.).
Those who
expect to gain such qualifications within June 30th, 2010 are
required to present a certificate or self-declaration of the attained
university degree within July 15th, 2010.
Applications
with missing information will not be considered valid.
SELECTION PROCEDURE
The selection will be carried out by a committee that will select
candidates by rating them using a scale with a maximum score of 100
points, divided as follows:
- Academic curriculum
(average of marks received at exams, mark of the graduation exam if
applicable, consistency of the curriculum and dissertation with the
contents of the Masters Programme, award of the Graduate Record
Examinations GRE): up to 70 points;
- Relevant
professional experience in the sector: up to 20 points;
- Language skills: up
to 5 points;
- Motivation and
reference letters, up to 5 points.
In order to clarify some
aspects of the received applications, the judging Committee may require
certain applicants to attend an interview (even through telematic
means). Applicants who are required to attend an interview will be
notified only via e-mail within May 15th, 2010.
At the end of the selection, no later than
May 30th, 2010, the judging Committee will draw up the list of admitted students which
will be published on the website of the Masters Programme.
The 30 first-ranked applicants
on the list, i.e. those who have been awarded an overall score of at
least 70/100 points, will be admitted to attend the Masters Programme.
In case of renunciation of a position, applicants ranked in the list
below the 30th position in grade order (and provided that the grade is
above 70/100) will be admitted to the Masters Programme.
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