Medical Biotechnology (Classe L-2)-Enrolled from 2014/15 Academic Year

Candidates with a high school diploma or an equivalent foreign qualification in accordance with Ministerial Decree n.270 of 22 October 2004 may be admitted to the Degree Course in Medical Biotechnology. Access to the Course is programmed locally and limited to 120 students + 5 non-EU students residing abroad. They will be selected on the basis of the results of a selective test that must be taken prior to enrollment.
The course adheres to the on-line test system of type S (TOLC-S) prepared at national level by the Interuniversity Consortium Integrated Systems for Access (C.I.S.I.A.). The date of the selective test and the methods for determining the merit list for access to the Degree Course in Medical Biotechnology will be defined in the announcement of competition.

Additional educational obligations and methods for recovery (OFA)
Freshmen who do not achieve a score greater than or equal to 10 in the Basic Mathematics module of the TOLC-S will be assigned Additional Educational Obligations (OFA). For students with OFA, support activities will be organized in the period October-December, followed by a remedial test with which the student must demonstrate that he/she has improved his/her preparation. Those who have not reached the required objectives will not be able to take the Mathematics exam.

Admission to years subsequent to the first and cases of exemption from the test
Students who intend to transfer to the degree course in Medical Biotechnology or those who already have a degree, are still required to take the test and achieve a useful position in the ranking for the purposes of enrollment. The presentation of any previous career, subject to evaluation by the Board of Education and within the limit of available seats for each year programmed at the University level under Law n.264 of 02.08.199, may allow to be admitted to years after the first.
An exception is made for students and graduates of the class L-2 of the University of Milan (degree in Biotechnology) who may be admitted to years subsequent to the first, always in compliance with the limits of the law reported, and therefore exempt from the test, provided that they comply with the requirements, the procedure and the deadlines indicated in the call for admission.