UNIRSM News Three-year degree course in Design – International Mobility Call AA 2016-2017

Three-year degree course in Design – International Mobility Call AA 2016-2017

Student selection (CDL in Design) for the assignment of study mobility places for the first or second semester of the 2016-2017 academic year at European and non-European universities affiliated with the University of San Marino.

University and places available

-Academie Charpentier Paris, France: 2 places available
-SUPSI, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Italian Switzerland: 2 places available
-UNB, Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil: 2 places available
-UFMA, Universidade Federal do Maranhao, Brazil: 2 places available

Deadline for submitting applications
12pm on 26 April 2016 

> GO TO THE NOTICE 

 Useful links for application purposes

Academie Charpentier
Link to Study Plans (Visual Communication and Interior Design)
Link to information for incoming students 

SUPSI
Link to Study Plans (Visual Communication and Interior Architecture)
Link to information for incoming students 

UNB
Link to Study Plans (visual program and product project)
The Brazilian Academic Year coincides with the calendar year, so their first teaching period corresponds to our second teaching period
In Brazil, degree courses last 4 years; therefore, for choosing the courses to attend, the reference teaching periods are the 5th and 7th
Link to information for incoming students 

UFMA
Link to Study Plans (Design)
The Brazilian Academic Year coincides with the calendar year, so their first teaching period corresponds to our second teaching period
In Brazil, degree courses last 4 years; therefore, for choosing the courses to attend, the reference teaching periods are the 5th and 7th
Link to information for incoming students 

 

For further information you can contact the teacher via email:

Massimo Brignoni
massimo.brignoni@unirsm.sm

University of San Marino

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