Psychology

Program Bilgisi

Seviye

Lisans

Süre

3 yıl

Dil

İngilizce

Kampüs

Milano

Derece Sınıfı

L-24

Kabul Tipi

selection call

Resmi Eğitim Dili

English

EU Deadline

2026-05-06

Non-EU Deadline

2026-02-25

Akademik Koşullar

Applicants must obtain a recognised high school diploma by August 30, 2026, awarded after at least 12 years of total education that grants access to university-level studies in the country awarding the qualification. Candidates from non-EU education systems must have completed their final two years of secondary school within the same national system. Phase 1 screening requires a minimum GPA of 75% in the penultimate-year transcripts (equivalent to CCC in A-levels, 31 points in the IB Diploma, 13 points in the French Baccalauréat, or GPA 3.0 in the US curriculum). IB candidates must meet the specific requirements in Cattolica's IB Admission Policy. US high school applicants must hold a diploma earned after at least 2 full years in a US high school plus either three Advanced Placement exams (minimum score 3) in different subjects, one completed year of university studies, or a qualifying foundation course. A-level candidates must pass at least 3 A-Level exams in different subjects (A-Level Italian is not counted for Italian citizens). Phase 2 invites shortlisted candidates to a short online interview with professors from the School of Psychology between January and April 2026. The programme is a 3-year, 180-ECTS BSc taught entirely in English at the Milan campus by the Faculty of Psychology, awarding the Laurea Triennale in Scienze e tecniche psicologiche. Selection assessment combines high school grades, motivation letter, English level, and interview performance.

Dil Koşulları

Applicants must provide proof of English proficiency at least at CEFR B2 level by submitting one of the accepted certificates, dated January 1, 2024 or later (Cattolica enforces a 2-year validity window relative to AY 2026/2027). The certificate must be uploaded at the time of application. Accepted certificates and minimum scores for undergraduate Bachelor's degree programmes: IELTS Academic 6.0; TOEFL iBT 84; Cambridge English: First (FCE) / Advanced (CAE) / Proficiency (CPE) accepted at B2-C2 levels; Cambridge English: Business Vantage / Higher accepted at B2-C1; Cambridge IGCSE First Language English grade D; Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language grade C; PTE Academic 46; Trinity ISE II/III/IV B2-C2; Oxford Test of English Advanced B2. Applicants who completed their upper secondary studies in one of 21 listed English-speaking countries (Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada except Quebec, Dominica, Fiji, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Malta, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Solomon Islands, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, UK, USA) are exempt. Full IB Diploma Programme students taught primarily in English and Cattolica Foundation Programme completers are also exempt. Applicants from 18 African nations require individual assessment. Visa-requiring nationals (e.g. Iran, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal) must provide a certificate regardless of prior exemption status. Duolingo English Test is not listed among accepted certificates. [uncertain on mother-tongue native-speaker exemption rules beyond the published country list]

Sınav / Test

Two-phase selection process. Phase 1: documentary screening based on high school transcripts (minimum GPA 75% in the penultimate year required for priority), motivation letter, English language certificate, and overall academic profile. Phase 2: shortlisted applicants are invited to a short online interview with professors from the School of Psychology, conducted between January and April 2026. No mandatory external standardised test (no SAT/ACT requirement). American/Canadian applicants must provide either SAT or ACT score reports or take the Cattolica Admission Test (Foundation Knowledge Assessment / VPI). The programme is described as 'extremely competitive with limited places' and may reach maximum capacity before published deadlines.