PNRR pathways: active orientation in school-university transition

To join this initiative, all schools are required to sign an ad-hoc agreement with the University of Milan based on the template laid down in Annex 6 of the Directorial Decree.

Each student can take part in only one 15-hour pathway, communicating his/her own Italian tax ID (codice fiscale).

Schools will have to:

• check the catalogue of PNRR pathways offered by the University of Milan
• write an email to [email protected] (COSP – Guidance Services for Prospective and New Students) to identify which pathways would be more suitable for their students
• define all administrative steps required for launching the pathways (including the signing of an ad-hoc agreement) together with COSP.

15-hour orientation pathways made up of various thematic modules that can be combined according to the school’s requests. Topics covered include:

• Orientation: where to start from
• Transitioning from school to university: how to choose
• Admission mode(s): required competencies
• Useful skills for the transition from upper secondary school to university
• Towards the job market: a glimpse into the future.

Pathways are coordinated by COSP (University Study and Career Guidance Service) and may be delivered partly or in full by specialised entities.

15-hour pathways made up of various thematic modules that can be combined according to the school’s requests.

These pathways contemplate one or more modules on the topics of orientation (Orientation: where to start from; Transitioning from school to university: how to choose; Admission mode(s): required competencies; Useful skills for the transition from upper secondary school to university; towards the job market: a glimpse into the future), plus one or more subject-specific modules, corresponding for example to:

• a mock university lecture
• a practical experience in a laboratory
• guided visits
• focus workshops/lessons on one or more specific subjects.

Pathways are coordinated by COSP. Orientation modules may be delivered partly or in full by specialised entities.

Subject-specific modules will be offered and delivered directly by the various study areas of the University (Law, Science and Technology, Pharmacy, Exercise and Sports Sciences, Humanities, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Political, Economic and Social Sciences, Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication, Biotechnology), as well as by other academic units.

15-hour non-modular pathways dedicated to one or more specific subjects.

This kind of pathway may include:

• practical experiences in a laboratory
• guided visits
• seminar cycles and thematic lessons.

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