Galilean School of Higher Education – Master Scholarships for Foreign Students
Galilean School of Higher Education
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The University of Padova, one of the most ancient universities in the world, has a long tradition in the promotion of excellence of its students, regardless their nationality, gender, beliefs, or interests. Accordingly, every year the University of Padova promotes a program of excellence, the Galilean School of Higher Education.
The school is named in honor of Galileo Galilei, the founder of modern Physics and Astronomy, who came to Padova in 1592, when he was 28 years old; the college where the School is hosted, Collegio Morgagni, takes its name from Giovanni Battista Morgagni, one of the founders of modern Medicine, who came to Padova in 1711, when he was 29 years old. Both men shared a great passion for all activities of the human mind, across a broad range of disciplines including literature, music, natural sciences. Such passion for excellence and a broad vision have deeply been rooted in the University of Padova throughout its history.
At the Galilean School of Higher Education, students are recruited in the areas of Humanities (Classe di Scienze Morali), Natural Sciences (Classe di Scienze Naturali) and Social Sciences (Classe di Scienze Sociali).
The University of Padova offers several Second Cycle Degree (Laurea Magistrale) programs that are entirely taught in English , together with Second Cycle Degree programs not entirely taught in English, that have several courses delivered in English . Also, several internal courses of the Galilean School are delivered in English. The School can provide a dedicated course for foreign students to learn Italian, and give support for learning other languages.
The admitted foreign students will share all obligations, duties and rights of the other Galilean students. In particular, they must:
At the end of the first academic year, if not complying with the above requirements and regulations, students will lose their status of Galilean students and the associated privileges but will be allowed to continue their regular Master program, at their own expenses.
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