(English) INCOMING ERASMUS+ STUDENTS

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Apply for a unique experience at Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona: join a vibrant and creative community!

Strongly research-oriented, Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona pays particular attention to the development of all the disciplines of its education courses through an intense program of initiatives aimed at integrating training, experimentation and production of contemporary creative languages involving other institutions, organizations and companies at regional, national and international level. Students are trained to be independent, defining their territories, building up their activities and inventing new forms and entirely original skills in the field of visual and applied arts, design and restoration.

An exchange student must be a student at one of our partner institutes.

All programs within the same cycle of study are available to Erasmus+ students.

New Technologies for Art course and programmes are not available for Erasmus+ students.


Download the ERASMUS GUIDEBOOK

APPLICATION

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Visit the Academic Calendar webpage for an updated semester calendar dates

COURSE CATALOGUE

Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona offers bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in visual arts, restoration, design and applied arts that are accredited by the MUR (Ministry of University and Research), ensuring equivalent recognition in comparison with other courses in Italy and elsewhere in Europe. 

VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Bachelor – Undergraduate Painting 
Sculpture
Contemporary Artistic Practices
Master – Postgraduate Painting: Cultural mediation of art “Atelier Direction”
DESIGN AND APPLIED ARTS DEPARTMENT  Bachelor – Undergraduate New Technologies for Arts
Scenic Art
Artistic Planning for enterprise
Master – Postgraduate Italian Strategic Design
Animation & Game Art

Five-year degree course		 Restoration PFP1 Profile | Restoration PFP2 Profile

 

APPLICATION DEADLINES AND INSTRUCTIONS

NOMINATION DEADLINES
1st semester: June 1st |
2nd semester: November 1st | Full academic year: June 1st

APPLICATION DEADLINES
1st semester: June 30th |
2nd semester: November 30th| Full academic year: June 30th

STEP 1 An informational e-mail needs to be sent from the partner institution to the IR Office (erasmus@accademiabelleartiverona.it) informing us that you are officially selected as an incoming student.

STEP 2 Study our course catalogue in order to design your Learning Agreement proposal. Use the OLA Online Learning Agreement to create Learning Agreement proposal. In case your University doesn’t use this tool, you can fill the Learning Agreement template (ask it to your University).

Please note: you can only choose programmes within the same cycle of study.
(For example, if you’re applying for a Bachelor’s course, you can only select Bachelor’s programmes; if you’re applying for a Master’s course, you can only select Master’s programmes)

Important: The “New Technologies for Art” course and related programmes are not available for Erasmus+ students.

Sign the LA proposal and ask your coordinator at Home University to sign it as well.

STEP 3 Send the following documents to IR Office (erasmus@accademiabelleartiverona.it)
• Transcript of past records
• Portfolio (in English as PDF max 10 MB)
• CV (in English as PDF)
• Learning Agreement proposal ( in PDF signed by you and your coordinator)
• ID card (Passport or ID document)
• ID photo (JPEG). Photo will be used in your student card. Picture must meet the requirements specified for official ID-documents (ex. ID-card, passport)
• European Health Insurance Card – EHIC or other Health insurance

STEP 4 Complete the ONLINE APPLICATION FORM 

CONTACTS AND ERASMUS COORDINATOR

For any inquiries related to the programmes of the course you’re applying for your Erasmus+ mobility, please contact the Erasmus coordinators listed below.

VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT

Bachelor – Undergraduate

Painting prof. Cesare Michele Biratoni cesaremichele.biratoni@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Sculpture prof. Daniele Salvalai daniele.salvalai@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Contemporary Artistic Practices prof.ssa Irene Biolchini sergio.breviario@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Master – Postgraduate

Cultural mediation of art “Atelier Direction” prof.ssa Daniela Rosi daniela.rosi@accademiabelleartiverona.it

DESIGN AND APPLIED ARTS DEPARTMENT 

Bachelor – Undergraduate | 

New Technologies for Arts prof. Massimo Balestrini
massimo.balestrini@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Scenic Art prof. Giorgio Bagnoli 
giorgio.bagnoli@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Artistic Planning for Enterprise prof. Sotirios Papadopoulos sotirios.papadopoulos@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Master – Postgraduate

“Italian Strategic Design” prof.ssa Jasmina Kaluderovic jasmina.kaluderovic@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Animation & Game Art prof. Mauro Marchesi
mauro.marchesi@accademiabelleartiverona.it

Five-year degree course 

RESTORATION DEPARTMENT

Restoration PFP1 Profile prof.ssa Laura Rivali
laura.rivali@accademiabelleartiverona.it
Restoration PFP2 Profile prof.ssa Giovanna Jacotti
giovanna.jacotti@accademiabelleartiverona.it

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

Reccomended language skills: Italian B1

Language of study. Almost all courses of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona are taught in Italian. Some professors may allow students to write assignments and take exams in other languages, namely in English, but this situation can only be agreed upon arrival in each individual case.

Language courses. Free Italian courses are available to Incoming Erasmus+ students at CLA (Centro Linguistico d’Ateneo) For more information, please visit the CLA WEBSITE

ACCOMODATION

Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona does not provide a dormitory for its students, but supports the students with a detailed list of accomodation places in the city.

Looking for a shared room or apartment with fellow Academy students?

Join the Academy Students’ WhatsApp Group and connect with the community!

 

University Residences

 

Private accomodation

ADVICE! If you cannot find an accomodation, neither on these groups/ websites a good idea is to ask your Home Coordinator some contacts of other students from your University that are or were in mobility in Verona.

Costs

The average cost of a single room can vary from 300 to 600 euros, depending on the area of the city. The center usualy is the most expensive. The average cost of a double room can vary from 300 to 600 euros, depending on the area of the city. The center usualy is the most expensive. The cost of an apartment is from 450 depending on the area of the city. The center usualy is the most expensive.

ACCEPTED STUDENTS

Required documents before the mobility

UNIVERSITALY | If you are an extra EU student, you need to apply for a visa throught the portal Universitaly and then at the Itlian Ambassy in your home country. 

Acceptance Letter | Once your admission at Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona will be accepted, you will receive by email an official Acceptance Letter stating the dates of your mobility.

Planning your travel | Once you will receive the Acceptance letter, you can start planning you travel. Use the Travel chapter and Housing chapter of the Guidebook, and visit the Ministero della Salute website for all the Covid Travel restrictions and requirements. We reccomend to arrive few days before the first day of lessons and Welcome day.

Final Learning Agreement | You may receive an email from IR Office with some feedbacks on your LA proposal. Study them with you Home institution coordinator and, if he/she accepts the changes sign the final LA. and send it back to the IR Office.

Academy’s ID | You will receive two emails: • one with your Academy’s institutional email and password • one with your ID and PW to access the NETTUNO “Registro online” APP. where you will find all the courses news

Participate in the Welcome Day | The Welcome Day for Erasmus+ students is always planned in the first day of lessons at 9 AM. Join us to know all your mobility details, your Erasmus+ collegues and to ask us any info or doubt. Check the timetable Check the updated tibetable of the courses you choose. Be aware that timetable may change during the first 10 days of the semester.

Cerificate of Arrival | Schedule an appointment with IR Office in the first week and bring with you an identification document

Codice Fiscale | Codice fiscale is the Italian tax identification number. It is compulsory for those who need to apply for a residence permit or the ones who got an ESU room. It can be useful for other various activities, like opening a bank account. You can find the infos on AGENZIA DELLE ENTRATE WEBSITE.

You can obtain it by filling in the document at THIS LINK  (here the Instructions to fill the form ) and taking it to Agenzia delle Entrate Office in via Fermi 63, Verona.

 

Procedures and documents during the mobility

Participate in the Welcome Day | The Welcome Day for Erasmus+ students is always planned in the first day of lessons at 9 AM. Join us to know all your mobility details, your Erasmus+ colleagues and to ask us any info or doubt.

Check the timetable | Check the updated timetable of the courses you choose. Be aware that timetable may change during the first 10 days of the semester.

Certificate of Arrival | Schedule an appointment with IR Office in the first week and bring with you an identification document

Fiscal Code | Fiscal Code (Codice Fiscale) is the Italian tax identification number. It is compulsory for those who need to apply for a residence permit or the ones who got an ESU room. It can be useful for other various activities, like opening a bank account. You can find the infos on Agenzia delle Entrate website. You can obtain it by filling in the document at THIS LINK and taking it to Agenzia delle Entrate Office in via Fermi 63, Verona.

Advice! Do not ever skip the first days of classes, as it is the best moment you can realize if a subject is appropriate for your study plan. Directly talk with the teachers before or after the first day of class, explaining you are an exchange student and that you could be following his/her class for the rest of the semester. There is a chance that teachers – especially for theoretical classes – will arrange an exam that is more suitable to your language level.

Changes in the Learning Agreement | It is most likely that you will have to make some changes to your study plan, due to a variety of circumstances like timetables conflicts, language barriers, etc. All changes. have to be made during your first month of classes; Whenever you make a change, the L.A. must be signed again by all parties. Therefore, try to condense the changes in just one or two steps.

Residence permit | If you are an EXTRA UE Erasmus+ student and you’re going to stay more than three months in Italy, you must apply for a temporary residency permit within 8 days of your entrance in Italy. The application process is separated in two parts: the Post Office and the Questura.

  1. You have to pick up the application kit at a local post office with the Sportello Amico service (e.g. Post Office in via del Pontiere, close to the Academy). The application kit is an envelope with the required forms that you must fill out.
  2. After you picked up the application kit, you can leave the post office and head to somewhere quiet so you can complete it. The forms will be in Italian, so come prepared. You can schedule an appointment with the Academy’s IR Office for a support in filling the forms.
  3. You have to buy a Marca da Bollo stamp, which you have to attach to your application before submitting.  This is a “duty stamp” which you can find at any Tobacco shop and it costs € 16,00.
  4. Make sure not to sign the application or close the envelope, since the post officers handling your application have to review them first. 
  5. After filling out the application form, the application always has to be handed in the same post office where there is a “Sportello Amico” counter, within maximum 2/3 days. You won’t have to submit the originals of any documents, but bring them and the passport just in case they need to see them, along with photocopies for each. The postal expenses amount to € 30,00. You will have also to pay € 70,46 in order to obtain the electronic residence permit card.
  6. If the post officer find that everything is in order, he/she will give you your appointment date for when you have to appear at the Questura (local police headquarters) for the second part of your Italian residence permit application. You will give you a receipt containing a USER ID and a PASSWORD.
  7. You always have to bring with you the postal receipt or at least a copy of it, together with your passport until you receive your electronic residence permit in case someone asks to see your residence permit, to let them know you are in the process of getting one. The receipt will serve as a temporary residence permit because the Questura appointment is usually 1-2 months away.
  8. On the date of your appointment at the Questura, you must bring the originals of all the documents that you need (see below), along with the receipt and the letter containing your appointment date that you received at the post office. There, they will take your fingerprints, and may ask you some questions. They will also let you know when you can come back in order to pick up your Italian residence permit card.
  9. On this appointment you will be required to bring 4 identical passport photos and the original documents, whose copies were enclosed in the application kit, including any document that could be missing in your application. It is mandatory to go and get fingerprinted on the day and at the time indicated in the appointment sheet issued by the post office. The immigration office is stopping all the applications of those students who missed the appointment. Please consider that after the fingerprints appointment it takes some months to collect the residence permit card at the Immigration Office. The requirements for an Italian residence permit include:
  • Four passport-size pictures in line with Italy visa photo
  • Your valid passport
  • Documents related to the reason you are in Italy, such as a work permit or enrollment in school.
  • All the documents that you submitted when you applied for your Italian long-term visa in your home country. See: Italian Study Visa requirements
  • Proof of health insurance. In some cases, you may be eligible for free health service, while in others, you may have to pay an annual fee. You can get started in obtaining Italian health insurance by registering at your Local Health Agency (Azienda Sanitaria Locale).

After the mobility

Certificate of Attendance | At the end of your mobility period, schedule an appointment with the IR Office for your Certificate of Attendance. It is compulsory to bring back to your Home Institution the Certificate in original.

Transcript of Records (TOR) | Within five weeks after the exams period, IR Office will send to your Home Institution the Transcript of Records of the exams you attended at the Academy.

Share your experience! Don’t forget to share some photos of your stay in Verona with us. We will be happy to share it, to further promote Erasmus mobility for students 🙂 Please share your experience at Accademia di Belle Arti di Verona with your colleagues at your Home university.

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