
General Information
Italy’s Highest-Quality State Universities
Founded in 1925, the University of Bari “Aldo Moro” is one of Italy’s 58 state universities and today provides education to more than 60,000 students across its Bari, Brindisi and Taranto campuses.
The university takes its name from Aldo Moro, one of its most famous students. The well-known statesman Aldo Moro taught Criminal Law courses at the University of Bari for several years.
The University of Bari offers educational programmes at the Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD levels. In addition to teaching, great importance is given to scientific research at the PhD level. The research centres of the University of Bari are highly interactive centres that operate in close ties with different departments, universities and other research centres.
The university also includes museums such as the Interdepartmental Scientific Museum Service, the Zoology Museum, the Earth Sciences Museum, the Botanical Gardens and the Mediterranean Science Base. These museums are of great importance for developing scientific activities.
UNIVERSITY OF BARI PROGRAMMES
| Emergency and Organ Transplantation | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Law and Economics in Mediterranean Conic Systems: Society, Environment, Culture | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Humanities (DISUM) | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Computer Technologies | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Biology | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Law | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Biological Science, Biotechnology and Biopharmaceutics | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Basic Medical Sciences, Neuroscience and Sensory Organs | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Biomedical Sciences and Human Oncology | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Interdisciplinary Medicine | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Physics | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Pharmacy – Pharmaceutical Sciences | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Education, Psychology and Communication Sciences | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Chemistry | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Economics and Finance | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Mathematics | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Comparative Art Languages and Cultures | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Political Science | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Agricultural, Environmental and Territorial Sciences | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Soil, Plant and Food Sciences (Di.S.S.P.A.) | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Veterinary Medicine | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
| Earth and Geo-Environmental Sciences | 3 Years | Italian | Bachelor’s |
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Transcript and/or diploma (in English or Italian)
- CV
- Motivation Letter
- Proof of Italian or English language proficiency
- Letters of reference
- A programme-specific portfolio or exam may be required.
LIVING CONDITIONS IN ITALY
In Italy, a country with countless opportunities to develop students culturally throughout their university life, you can visit world-famous historic structures such as the Colosseum, the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, as well as museums and buildings with unique architecture, and you can do so at a very affordable price. In Italy, which bears the traces of turning points in history such as Ancient Rome, the Renaissance and the Baroque period, you can visit more than 150 museums at student-friendly rates and see 12 sites that are among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
In Italy, transport is mostly by bus, tram, taxi and bicycle. There is a tram line that tours the country’s tourist sights and runs between 05:30 and midnight. Taxis operate at taxi ranks; hailing a taxi on the street is not as common a practice as it is in Türkiye. On the other hand, Italy is a very suitable place for getting around by bicycle and on foot. Since distances are not very long, you can reach many places by bicycle or on foot.
In Italy, famous for its pizza, lasagna, pasta and tiramisu dessert, eating and drinking is quite affordable. In addition, the country has an interesting “Hidden Bakery” tradition. These bakeries are open in the early hours of the morning and are traditional workshops that produce baked goods for other restaurants. Here you can buy very fresh products straight out of the oven very cheaply. The reason they are called “hidden” is that most of the time they have no promotional signs such as billboards. You can eat in restaurants adorned with classic Italian flavours, or you can prepare your food at home.
ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION
Accommodation – Arranging accommodation is very important when planning to study abroad. Taking our students’ requests, preferences and sensitivities on this subject into account, we provide solutions in coordination with our partner schools. The accommodation options offered to students who want to study abroad are generally as follows.
ACCOMMODATION AND STUDENT DORMITORIES
Many universities in Italy offer dormitory facilities to their students. However, quotas may vary depending on the date the student applies, the region and the city. In addition to state dormitories with which universities have agreements and where scholarship students stay, there are also other state dormitories that serve students who do not receive scholarships. Besides accommodation in single rooms, there is also accommodation in shared rooms, which is more economical.
Dormitory fees vary depending on the preferred room types and the city. Prices are approximately between 250 – 450 Euro.
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Italy is one of the Western European countries where the largest number of foreign students study in Europe and where education can be obtained most comfortably in terms of education costs. After being accepted to any programme in Italy, you can apply for a scholarship and receive financial support of up to 7,000 Euro per year.YÖK Equivalence of Italian Universities
The Turkish equivalence of diplomas from Italy is the process of determining that the associate, Bachelor’s and Master’s diploma you have obtained from a foreign higher education institution recognised by the Council of Higher Education, from your university and any of your programmes, is equivalent to the associate, Bachelor’s and Master’s diplomas awarded by higher education institutions in Türkiye, in terms of the learning outcomes at the relevant education level.
What is basically meant depends on whether the compulsory courses you took during your education, and their content, are compatible with the compulsory courses, content and workload of the same department in Türkiye. If this compatibility and suitability is sufficient, equivalence is granted to the diploma or university you received. If this compatibility is lacking, you may be asked to take the courses seen as missing at a university in Türkiye or to sit an equivalence exam. If you score 50 out of 100 in the equivalence exam, equivalence is granted to your diploma.
Recently, important developments have taken place on the subject of equivalence, particularly within the scope of the European Union process and the Bologna Agreement, and YÖK’s stance on this matter has progressed in a very positive direction. In particular, no problem remains in terms of recognition or equivalence for diplomas obtained in European Union countries and in countries that are members of the union. There is also no significant obstacle left regarding the recognition and equivalence of diplomas in countries that are not members of the union but are within the scope of the Bologna Process (e.g. Russia, Ukraine).
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