The Joint Degree and the Double Degree represent two possible outcomes of an integrated degree course. This programme involves a curriculum designed jointly by two universities and governed by a specific negotiation agreement.
Students who freely participate in the programme carry out alternating study periods between the two institutions, with predefined duration and content. Furthermore, they are exempt from paying tuition fees at the host university.
At the end of the programme and after any final joint examinations, students obtain:
- a Joint Degree, jointly signed by the academic authorities of the two institutions
or
- a Double Degree, i.e. national degrees issued separately by each university.
Currently the University of Pisa has signed agreements for the award of Joint Degrees, listed below by disciplinary area.
List of Joint Academic Degrees by disciplinary area
Agriculture and Veterunary Area
Master’s Degree Courses
Humanities Area
Bachelor’s Degrees, Master’s Degrees and PhD Courses
Engineering Area
Master’s Degrees and PhD Courses
Legal, Economics and Social Sciences Area
Bachelor’s Degrees and Master’s Degrees Courses
Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences Area
Master’s Degree Courses
