Urban and Political Geography – curriculum in English language of the degree in Geography and Territorial Sciences

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ENTRY QUALIFICATION. A first-cycle degree (bachelor's) obtained after at least 3 years of university education, or an equivalent foreign qualification recognised as suitable. apply.unito.it: 'You must hold a first-cycle degree (i.e. bachelor's degree) gained after at least 3 years of University education. You will also need to meet specific admission requirements and demonstrate a suitable academic preparation and a solid background.' SUBJECT AREA OF THE BACHELOR'S - ROUTE 1 (degree class). apply.unito.it and the brochure state: 'To register for the Master's Program in Geography and Territorial Sciences, candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in the domain of Geography, Territorial Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Economics, Political Sciences.' The English microsite expands this to: 'Geography; Architecture; Urban Planning; Urban Design; Geological Sciences; Cultural Heritage; History; Civil and Environmental Engineering; Agricultural and Forestry Sciences; Environmental and Nature Sciences; Economics; Political Science; International Relations; International Development and Cooperation.' The Italian regulation lists the exact Italian DM 270/2004 classes accepted: TERRITORIAL SCIENCES - L-6 Geografia, L-17 Scienze dell'architettura, L-21 Scienze della pianificazione territoriale, urbanistica, paesaggistica e ambientale, L-34 Scienze geologiche; HUMANITIES - L-1 Beni culturali, L-42 Storia; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES - L-7 Ingegneria civile e ambientale, L-25 Scienze e tecnologie agrarie e forestali, L-32 Scienze e tecnologie per l'ambiente e la natura; ECONOMIC-POLITICAL SCIENCES - L-33 Scienze economiche, L-36 Scienze politiche e delle relazioni internazionali, L-37 Scienze sociali per la cooperazione, lo sviluppo e la pace. Old-ordinamento, specialistica and magistrale degrees in equivalent disciplines are also considered (ex DM 509 classes L30, L7, L16, L4, L13, L38, L20, L27, L8, L28, L15, L35), assessed by the Commission against the ministerial equivalence tables. SUBJECT AREA - ROUTE 2 (credit-based alternative, the practical route for most foreign applicants). Candidates holding a degree in a class NOT listed above can still be admitted to the interview if their university career includes basic exams of at least: 6 CFU/ECTS in PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GEOMORPHOLOGY (GEOS-03/A, ex GEO/04) AND 6 CFU/ECTS in HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (GEOG-01/A or GEOG-01/B, ex M-GGR/01 or M-GGR/02). apply.unito.it phrases the same rule as: 'Alternatively, candidates must have taken at least 6 ECTS credits in Physical Geography or Geomorphology and 6 ECTS in Geography or Economic-Political Geography.' If a candidate lacks some or all of these credits, they may enrol in single university courses (singoli insegnamenti) and pass the corresponding assessment before the enrolment deadline for the master's. GPA / MARK THRESHOLD. There is NO published minimum GPA or minimum degree mark for admission. The only numeric threshold in the rules is an EXEMPTION rule working in the applicant's favour: a weighted average of 24/30 or above in prior geography exams (GEO/04, M-GGR/01, M-GGR/02) can exempt the candidate, wholly or partly, from the personal-preparation interview at the Commission's discretion. PLACES AND NON-EU QUOTA. The degree is open access with no overall cap on Italian/EU places ('corso senza numero chiuso'). For non-EU applicants residing abroad there IS a quota: apply.unito.it 'Territory requirements': 'This degree program has 75 available places for non-European applicants residing abroad.' DOCUMENT LANGUAGES. 'The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / French / Italian / Spanish. If the document is issued in a different language from those listed above, you will have to upload both the original document and its certified translation.' SCHOLARSHIPS (relevant because they are tied to the January deadline). The brochure advertises 'merit-base or income-base full-stipend scholarships'. At University level, 'Talents 4 UniTO' for a.y. 2026-2027 awarded '40 two-year scholarships to International Students who are enrolling for the first time in an English-taught postgraduate degree program without a restricted number of places' - this course qualifies on both counts (English-taught, open access). That call is now closed for 2026/27 and its ranking list has been published. [uncertain - how a non-Italian transcript is mapped onto the Italian SSD codes GEOS-03/A and GEOG-01/A-B is decided case by case by the departmental Commission, and no published conversion table or pre-assessment form was found. It is also not stated anywhere whether the 75 non-EU places are formally shared with the two Italian-language pathways (they almost certainly are, since the pathways share one degree code), nor how many non-EU places have historically gone to the Urban and Political Geography track. The list of accepted Italian bachelor classes comes from the microsite page stamped 23/03/2026, retrieved via the Internet Archive because *.unito.it refuses direct fetches.]Tümünü okuDaralt

ENTRY QUALIFICATION. A first-cycle degree (bachelor's) obtained after at least 3 years of university education, or an equivalent foreign qualification recognised as suitable. apply.unito.it: 'You must hold a first-cycle degree (i.e. bachelor's degree) gained after at least 3 years of University education. You will also need to meet specific admission requirements and demonstrate a suitable academic preparation and a solid background.' SUBJECT AREA OF THE BACHELOR'S - ROUTE 1 (degree class). apply.unito.it and the brochure state: 'To register for the Master's Program in Geography and Territorial Sciences, candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in the domain of Geography, Territorial Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Economics, Political Sciences.' The English microsite expands this to: 'Geography; Architecture; Urban Planning; Urban Design; Geological Sciences; Cultural Heritage; History; Civil and Environmental Engineering; Agricultural and Forestry Sciences; Environmental and Nature Sciences; Economics; Political Science; International Relations; International Development and Cooperation.' The Italian regulation lists the exact Italian DM 270/2004 classes accepted: TERRITORIAL SCIENCES - L-6 Geografia, L-17 Scienze dell'architettura, L-21 Scienze della pianificazione territoriale, urbanistica, paesaggistica e ambientale, L-34 Scienze geologiche; HUMANITIES - L-1 Beni culturali, L-42 Storia; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES - L-7 Ingegneria civile e ambientale, L-25 Scienze e tecnologie agrarie e forestali, L-32 Scienze e tecnologie per l'ambiente e la natura; ECONOMIC-POLITICAL SCIENCES - L-33 Scienze economiche, L-36 Scienze politiche e delle relazioni internazionali, L-37 Scienze sociali per la cooperazione, lo sviluppo e la pace. Old-ordinamento, specialistica and magistrale degrees in equivalent disciplines are also considered (ex DM 509 classes L30, L7, L16, L4, L13, L38, L20, L27, L8, L28, L15, L35), assessed by the Commission against the ministerial equivalence tables. SUBJECT AREA - ROUTE 2 (credit-based alternative, the practical route for most foreign applicants). Candidates holding a degree in a class NOT listed above can still be admitted to the interview if their university career includes basic exams of at least: 6 CFU/ECTS in PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GEOMORPHOLOGY (GEOS-03/A, ex GEO/04) AND 6 CFU/ECTS in HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (GEOG-01/A or GEOG-01/B, ex M-GGR/01 or M-GGR/02). apply.unito.it phrases the same rule as: 'Alternatively, candidates must have taken at least 6 ECTS credits in Physical Geography or Geomorphology and 6 ECTS in Geography or Economic-Political Geography.' If a candidate lacks some or all of these credits, they may enrol in single university courses (singoli insegnamenti) and pass the corresponding assessment before the enrolment deadline for the master's. GPA / MARK THRESHOLD. There is NO published minimum GPA or minimum degree mark for admission. The only numeric threshold in the rules is an EXEMPTION rule working in the applicant's favour: a weighted average of 24/30 or above in prior geography exams (GEO/04, M-GGR/01, M-GGR/02) can exempt the candidate, wholly or partly, from the personal-preparation interview at the Commission's discretion. PLACES AND NON-EU QUOTA. The degree is open access with no overall cap on Italian/EU places ('corso senza numero chiuso'). For non-EU applicants residing abroad there IS a quota: apply.unito.it 'Territory requirements': 'This degree program has 75 available places for non-European applicants residing abroad.' DOCUMENT LANGUAGES. 'The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / French / Italian / Spanish. If the document is issued in a different language from those listed above, you will have to upload both the original document and its certified translation.' SCHOLARSHIPS (relevant because they are tied to the January deadline). The brochure advertises 'merit-base or income-base full-stipend scholarships'. At University level, 'Talents 4 UniTO' for a.y. 2026-2027 awarded '40 two-year scholarships to International Students who are enrolling for the first time in an English-taught postgraduate degree program without a restricted number of places' - this course qualifies on both counts (English-taught, open access). That call is now closed for 2026/27 and its ranking list has been published. [uncertain - how a non-Italian transcript is mapped onto the Italian SSD codes GEOS-03/A and GEOG-01/A-B is decided case by case by the departmental Commission, and no published conversion table or pre-assessment form was found. It is also not stated anywhere whether the 75 non-EU places are formally shared with the two Italian-language pathways (they almost certainly are, since the pathways share one degree code), nor how many non-EU places have historically gone to the Urban and Political Geography track. The list of accepted Italian bachelor classes comes from the microsite page stamped 23/03/2026, retrieved via the Internet Archive because *.unito.it refuses direct fetches.]

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ENGLISH - the only language formally required; NO Italian requirement for admission. APPLY@UNITO (the operative, most specific rule, from the apply.unito.it course record updated 2026-06-23): 'Applicants must hold an international certification (see below for list of accepted certifications and minimum scores requirements), certifying at least a CEFR B2 level of English language proficiency, OR must have taken at least one English language exam in their University curriculum.' Accepted certifications and minimum scores, verbatim: Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE); Certificate in Advanced English (CAE); Cambridge First Certificate of English (FCE) - minimum score 173 (B); PTE Academic - minimum score 65; IELTS - minimum score 5.5 out of 9, with no partial score below 5.5; TOEFL iBT - minimum score 69 out of 120, no partial score below 17; Trinity College ISE II. NOTE THE ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: a certificate is NOT strictly mandatory - having passed at least one English-language exam within the bachelor's curriculum satisfies the requirement. The Italian regulation states the same: 'E altresi richiesta un'adeguata conoscenza della lingua inglese, sia in forma scritta sia in forma orale. Tale requisito e considerato soddisfatto se lo studente ha sostenuto nel proprio curriculum universitario almeno un esame di lingua inglese o possiede un certificato di conoscenza della lingua inglese di livello pari almeno al B2 del Quadro Comune Europeo, rilasciato da un ente accreditato.' The English microsite repeats it: 'An adequate knowledge of the English language is also required (evidenced by at least a university exam in English or a certificate of English language proficiency issued by a certified institution, at least to B2 level of the Common European Framework).' The brochure simply says 'Knowledge of the English language is also required.' Note that the IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL iBT 69 thresholds published here are LOW by the standards of English-taught Italian master's programmes and sit at the B1/B2 boundary on most conversion tables, even though the University labels them as B2 evidence. ITALIAN - NOT REQUIRED. Because the Urban and Political Geography pathway is delivered entirely in English, no Italian-language requirement appears anywhere in the admission rules for this degree: apply.unito.it's 'Language requirements' block for course 336 lists ENGLISH ONLY (contrast Smart Agriculture, where the block lists 'English / Italian'). The CLIQ Italian B2 certificate obligation does NOT apply: it is scoped to 'undergraduate or 5-6-year postgraduate degree programs with free admission taught in Italian', and this is a 2-year Italian-taught-in-part laurea magistrale whose English pathway is the one at issue. Italian would nonetheless be practically useful for daily life and for accessing the two Italian-language pathways, the Italian-language optional courses, and Italian-language internships. [uncertain - it is not stated whether the online admission interview itself is conducted in English for candidates declaring the Urban and Political Geography pathway; nor whether an applicant whose bachelor's was taught entirely in English is exempt from producing any English evidence at all (this is standard practice at UNITO but is not written on the course record). Applicants should confirm with the Director, Prof. Michele Lancione (michele.lancione@unito.it), or the student office (rossana.petean@unito.it).]Tümünü okuDaralt

ENGLISH - the only language formally required; NO Italian requirement for admission. APPLY@UNITO (the operative, most specific rule, from the apply.unito.it course record updated 2026-06-23): 'Applicants must hold an international certification (see below for list of accepted certifications and minimum scores requirements), certifying at least a CEFR B2 level of English language proficiency, OR must have taken at least one English language exam in their University curriculum.' Accepted certifications and minimum scores, verbatim: Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE); Certificate in Advanced English (CAE); Cambridge First Certificate of English (FCE) - minimum score 173 (B); PTE Academic - minimum score 65; IELTS - minimum score 5.5 out of 9, with no partial score below 5.5; TOEFL iBT - minimum score 69 out of 120, no partial score below 17; Trinity College ISE II. NOTE THE ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: a certificate is NOT strictly mandatory - having passed at least one English-language exam within the bachelor's curriculum satisfies the requirement. The Italian regulation states the same: 'E altresi richiesta un'adeguata conoscenza della lingua inglese, sia in forma scritta sia in forma orale. Tale requisito e considerato soddisfatto se lo studente ha sostenuto nel proprio curriculum universitario almeno un esame di lingua inglese o possiede un certificato di conoscenza della lingua inglese di livello pari almeno al B2 del Quadro Comune Europeo, rilasciato da un ente accreditato.' The English microsite repeats it: 'An adequate knowledge of the English language is also required (evidenced by at least a university exam in English or a certificate of English language proficiency issued by a certified institution, at least to B2 level of the Common European Framework).' The brochure simply says 'Knowledge of the English language is also required.' Note that the IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL iBT 69 thresholds published here are LOW by the standards of English-taught Italian master's programmes and sit at the B1/B2 boundary on most conversion tables, even though the University labels them as B2 evidence. ITALIAN - NOT REQUIRED. Because the Urban and Political Geography pathway is delivered entirely in English, no Italian-language requirement appears anywhere in the admission rules for this degree: apply.unito.it's 'Language requirements' block for course 336 lists ENGLISH ONLY (contrast Smart Agriculture, where the block lists 'English / Italian'). The CLIQ Italian B2 certificate obligation does NOT apply: it is scoped to 'undergraduate or 5-6-year postgraduate degree programs with free admission taught in Italian', and this is a 2-year Italian-taught-in-part laurea magistrale whose English pathway is the one at issue. Italian would nonetheless be practically useful for daily life and for accessing the two Italian-language pathways, the Italian-language optional courses, and Italian-language internships. [uncertain - it is not stated whether the online admission interview itself is conducted in English for candidates declaring the Urban and Political Geography pathway; nor whether an applicant whose bachelor's was taught entirely in English is exempt from producing any English evidence at all (this is standard practice at UNITO but is not written on the course record). Applicants should confirm with the Director, Prof. Michele Lancione (michele.lancione@unito.it), or the student office (rossana.petean@unito.it).]

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No standardised entrance exam (no TOLC, no SAT, no GRE/GMAT, no written admission test). Instead there is a MANDATORY ORAL ADMISSION INTERVIEW ('colloquio di verifica dell'adeguata preparazione personale'), preceded by a documentary curricular check. The brochure states plainly: 'Applications are evaluated by our academics, and an on-line oral colloquium is required.' - so the interview is held ONLINE, which matters for overseas applicants. PROCEDURE: (1) the candidate submits the online preliminary-admission form attaching the degree certificate with the full list of exams taken, showing SSD (Italian scientific-disciplinary sector), CFU/ECTS and grades, plus any other useful documents (single-exam certificates, English language certificates); self-certification (autocertificazione) is accepted; final-year bachelor students ('laureandi') may also apply provided they expect to graduate in time. (2) A dedicated Commission verifies the curricular requirements and, if met, admits the candidate to the interview, telling them the specific study programme to prepare. (3) The interview tests adequate knowledge of the two core disciplines: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GEOMORPHOLOGY (GEOS-03/A, ex GEO/04) and HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (GEOG-01/A or GEOG-01/B, ex M-GGR/01 or M-GGR/02). Published syllabus for the interview - Physical geography/geomorphology: elements of cartography (map scale, reference systems and projections, map types); the solar system, size and shape of the Earth, the geographic grid, Earth's movements, the seasons; the atmosphere, insolation and temperature, pressure and winds, humidity and disturbances; climate classification and distribution; the hydrosphere (hydrological cycle, oceans, ice, surface and groundwater). Human geography: elements of cartography; key geographical concepts (environment, space, place, region, territory, landscape, scale, globalisation); population geography; development geography; urban geography (cities and urbanisation processes, urban functions, networks and hierarchies); location and spatial organisation of economic activities; transport and communication flows and networks; political geography (the state, international institutions, the intra-state level). Recommended texts are published (McKnight & Hess, 'Geografia Fisica'; Strahler; Haggett, 'Geografia'; Dematteis et al.). EXEMPTION: 'Gli studenti potranno essere esentati in tutto o in parte dal colloquio ... qualora nel loro curriculum pregresso risultino aver conseguito gli esami di Geografia (GEO/04, M-GGR/01 e M-GGR/02) riportando una valutazione media ponderata uguale o superiore a 24/30' - a weighted average of 24/30 or above in prior geography exams can exempt the candidate wholly or partly, at the Commission's discretion. Even directly-admitted candidates must formally register for one interview date (via MyUniTo > Iscrizioni > Test di valutazione) without attending, so that the office can compile the list of admitted candidates. GAP-FILLING: candidates missing some curricular CFU may enrol in single university courses ('singoli insegnamenti') and pass the corresponding assessment before the enrolment deadline. [uncertain - the 2026/27 interview dates and the interview registration window were still marked 'in via di definizione' (to be defined) on the microsite snapshot stamped 23/03/2026; for a.y. 2025/26 the published dates were 17 June, 10 July, 22 September, 17 October, 5 December 2025 and 12 January 2026, with registration open 23 May 2025 - 22 December 2025, which gives a realistic idea of the rhythm but is NOT the 2026/27 calendar. Also uncertain whether the interview is conducted in English for English-pathway applicants - the brochure's 'on-line oral colloquium' wording implies yes for international candidates, but no official page states the interview language.]Tümünü okuDaralt

No standardised entrance exam (no TOLC, no SAT, no GRE/GMAT, no written admission test). Instead there is a MANDATORY ORAL ADMISSION INTERVIEW ('colloquio di verifica dell'adeguata preparazione personale'), preceded by a documentary curricular check. The brochure states plainly: 'Applications are evaluated by our academics, and an on-line oral colloquium is required.' - so the interview is held ONLINE, which matters for overseas applicants. PROCEDURE: (1) the candidate submits the online preliminary-admission form attaching the degree certificate with the full list of exams taken, showing SSD (Italian scientific-disciplinary sector), CFU/ECTS and grades, plus any other useful documents (single-exam certificates, English language certificates); self-certification (autocertificazione) is accepted; final-year bachelor students ('laureandi') may also apply provided they expect to graduate in time. (2) A dedicated Commission verifies the curricular requirements and, if met, admits the candidate to the interview, telling them the specific study programme to prepare. (3) The interview tests adequate knowledge of the two core disciplines: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND GEOMORPHOLOGY (GEOS-03/A, ex GEO/04) and HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (GEOG-01/A or GEOG-01/B, ex M-GGR/01 or M-GGR/02). Published syllabus for the interview - Physical geography/geomorphology: elements of cartography (map scale, reference systems and projections, map types); the solar system, size and shape of the Earth, the geographic grid, Earth's movements, the seasons; the atmosphere, insolation and temperature, pressure and winds, humidity and disturbances; climate classification and distribution; the hydrosphere (hydrological cycle, oceans, ice, surface and groundwater). Human geography: elements of cartography; key geographical concepts (environment, space, place, region, territory, landscape, scale, globalisation); population geography; development geography; urban geography (cities and urbanisation processes, urban functions, networks and hierarchies); location and spatial organisation of economic activities; transport and communication flows and networks; political geography (the state, international institutions, the intra-state level). Recommended texts are published (McKnight & Hess, 'Geografia Fisica'; Strahler; Haggett, 'Geografia'; Dematteis et al.). EXEMPTION: 'Gli studenti potranno essere esentati in tutto o in parte dal colloquio ... qualora nel loro curriculum pregresso risultino aver conseguito gli esami di Geografia (GEO/04, M-GGR/01 e M-GGR/02) riportando una valutazione media ponderata uguale o superiore a 24/30' - a weighted average of 24/30 or above in prior geography exams can exempt the candidate wholly or partly, at the Commission's discretion. Even directly-admitted candidates must formally register for one interview date (via MyUniTo > Iscrizioni > Test di valutazione) without attending, so that the office can compile the list of admitted candidates. GAP-FILLING: candidates missing some curricular CFU may enrol in single university courses ('singoli insegnamenti') and pass the corresponding assessment before the enrolment deadline. [uncertain - the 2026/27 interview dates and the interview registration window were still marked 'in via di definizione' (to be defined) on the microsite snapshot stamped 23/03/2026; for a.y. 2025/26 the published dates were 17 June, 10 July, 22 September, 17 October, 5 December 2025 and 12 January 2026, with registration open 23 May 2025 - 22 December 2025, which gives a realistic idea of the rhythm but is NOT the 2026/27 calendar. Also uncertain whether the interview is conducted in English for English-pathway applicants - the brochure's 'on-line oral colloquium' wording implies yes for international candidates, but no official page states the interview language.]

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• TWO PARALLEL CHANNELS - which one applies depends on where your qualification was issued. A) APPLY@UNITO / DreamApply (apply.unito.it) - for holders of a FOREIGN qualification. Course-specific items from the apply.unito.it course 336 record: (1) the first-cycle/bachelor's degree certificate plus a full transcript of exams taken, sufficient to prove either that the degree falls in one of the accepted domains (Geography, Territorial Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Economics, Political Sciences) or that at least 6 ECTS in Physical Geography/Geomorphology and 6 ECTS in Geography/Economic-Political Geography were passed; (2) evidence of English at CEFR B2 - either an accepted certificate (CPE / CAE / FCE 173(B) / PTE Academic 65 / IELTS 5.5 with no band below 5.5 / TOEFL iBT 69 with no section below 17 / Trinity ISE II) or proof of an English-language exam in the university curriculum; (3) A MOTIVATION LETTER - listed explicitly under 'Other requirements' for this course ('A motivation letter must be added to your application') and also mandatory University-wide for all postgraduate applicants, in English or Italian. General Apply@UniTo requirements for ALL postgraduate applicants: the documentation required for your specific foreign education system (secondary and university qualifications); the motivation letter; 'additional documents required by some specific postgraduate degree programmes (please refer to "Entry qualification", "Language requirements" and "Other requirements" in the degree program description), such as: minimum credit requirements and English language certifications'; optionally the degree-programme syllabus (course description) issued by the foreign institution, with a translation into Italian, English, French or Spanish - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED here, because the Commission has to map your courses onto the Italian SSD codes; and payment of the non-refundable EUR 60 application fee within the deadline of the call (same amount whether you select one or two degree programmes). Language of documents: 'All documents uploaded in your online application are accepted in Italian, English, French or Spanish. If your documents are issued in a different language, an official translation in one of the above-mentioned languages is also required.' After submission: 'we might require you to upload further documents (declaration of value, statement of verification, statement of comparability issued by CIMEA, etc.)', and 'during the enrolment step, the International Students Office might request further documentation'. B) DEPARTMENTAL PRELIMINARY-ADMISSION FORM ('DOMANDA DI AMMISSIONE PRELIMINARE', online form on the programme microsite) - the route for Italian-qualification holders, and the mechanism by which the Commission assesses everyone. Required attachments, verbatim: 'il certificato di laurea con l'elenco degli esami sostenuti (con indicazione del Settore Scientifico-Disciplinare-SSD, dei Crediti Formativi Universitari-CFU e del voto conseguito) ed eventuali ulteriori documenti utili (attestati riguardanti esami singoli, certificati del livello conoscenza della lingua inglese, ...)'. Self-certification (autocertificazione) is accepted in place of official certificates. Final-year bachelor students may submit with just the transcript of exams passed so far. After the curricular check, registration for the interview is done through MyUniTo > Iscrizioni > Test di valutazione, which requires prior registration on the University portal. C) VISA APPLICANTS (non-EU residing abroad) additionally complete the Universitaly pre-enrolment by 15 July 2026, indicating one degree programme only and the Italian Embassy/Consulate where the visa will be requested, then follow that mission's own visa document list. [uncertain - no official page states whether reference letters, a CV, or a writing sample are expected for the Urban and Political Geography pathway specifically; only the motivation letter is named. It is also unclear whether a foreign-qualification applicant must complete BOTH the Apply@UniTo application and the departmental preliminary-admission form, or whether the Apply@UniTo submission is routed to the Commission automatically - the two procedures are documented on separate sites that do not cross-reference each other. Confirm with internationalstudents@unito.it and rossana.petean@unito.it.]Tümünü okuDaralt

  TWO PARALLEL CHANNELS - which one applies depends on where your qualification was issued. A) APPLY@UNITO / DreamApply (apply.unito.it) - for holders of a FOREIGN qualification. Course-specific items from the apply.unito.it course 336 record: (1) the first-cycle/bachelor's degree certificate plus a full transcript of exams taken, sufficient to prove either that the degree falls in one of the accepted domains (Geography, Territorial Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Economics, Political Sciences) or that at least 6 ECTS in Physical Geography/Geomorphology and 6 ECTS in Geography/Economic-Political Geography were passed; (2) evidence of English at CEFR B2 - either an accepted certificate (CPE / CAE / FCE 173(B) / PTE Academic 65 / IELTS 5.5 with no band below 5.5 / TOEFL iBT 69 with no section below 17 / Trinity ISE II) or proof of an English-language exam in the university curriculum; (3) A MOTIVATION LETTER - listed explicitly under 'Other requirements' for this course ('A motivation letter must be added to your application') and also mandatory University-wide for all postgraduate applicants, in English or Italian. General Apply@UniTo requirements for ALL postgraduate applicants: the documentation required for your specific foreign education system (secondary and university qualifications); the motivation letter; 'additional documents required by some specific postgraduate degree programmes (please refer to "Entry qualification", "Language requirements" and "Other requirements" in the degree program description), such as: minimum credit requirements and English language certifications'; optionally the degree-programme syllabus (course description) issued by the foreign institution, with a translation into Italian, English, French or Spanish - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED here, because the Commission has to map your courses onto the Italian SSD codes; and payment of the non-refundable EUR 60 application fee within the deadline of the call (same amount whether you select one or two degree programmes). Language of documents: 'All documents uploaded in your online application are accepted in Italian, English, French or Spanish. If your documents are issued in a different language, an official translation in one of the above-mentioned languages is also required.' After submission: 'we might require you to upload further documents (declaration of value, statement of verification, statement of comparability issued by CIMEA, etc.)', and 'during the enrolment step, the International Students Office might request further documentation'. B) DEPARTMENTAL PRELIMINARY-ADMISSION FORM ('DOMANDA DI AMMISSIONE PRELIMINARE', online form on the programme microsite) - the route for Italian-qualification holders, and the mechanism by which the Commission assesses everyone. Required attachments, verbatim: 'il certificato di laurea con l'elenco degli esami sostenuti (con indicazione del Settore Scientifico-Disciplinare-SSD, dei Crediti Formativi Universitari-CFU e del voto conseguito) ed eventuali ulteriori documenti utili (attestati riguardanti esami singoli, certificati del livello conoscenza della lingua inglese, ...)'. Self-certification (autocertificazione) is accepted in place of official certificates. Final-year bachelor students may submit with just the transcript of exams passed so far. After the curricular check, registration for the interview is done through MyUniTo > Iscrizioni > Test di valutazione, which requires prior registration on the University portal. C) VISA APPLICANTS (non-EU residing abroad) additionally complete the Universitaly pre-enrolment by 15 July 2026, indicating one degree programme only and the Italian Embassy/Consulate where the visa will be requested, then follow that mission's own visa document list. [uncertain - no official page states whether reference letters, a CV, or a writing sample are expected for the Urban and Political Geography pathway specifically; only the motivation letter is named. It is also unclear whether a foreign-qualification applicant must complete BOTH the Apply@UniTo application and the departmental preliminary-admission form, or whether the Apply@UniTo submission is routed to the Commission automatically - the two procedures are documented on separate sites that do not cross-reference each other. Confirm with internationalstudents@unito.it and rossana.petean@unito.it.]

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