SAN MARINO

LAW 28 April 2005 63
REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINO

DISCIPLINE OF EDUCATION UNIVERSITY


We the Captains Regent of the Most Serene Republic of San Marino

Promulgate and publish the following law approved by the Great and General Council
its meeting on 28 April 2005.



Art.1 (Purposes)
1. This law defines the rules on the qualifications, training credits, courses and their academic
academic regulations of the University of San Marino.
Art. 2
(Titles and courses of study)
1. The University issues the following qualifications obtained at the end of their respective courses:
a) Degree;
B) Degree;
C) Postgraduate Diploma;
D) Master of first and second levels;
E) PhD;
F) Certificates of scientific specialization.
2. The degree course aims to provide students with adequate mastery of llo
general scientific methods and contents, even if it is oriented to the acquisition of specific professional skills
. 3
. The MSc degree course aims to provide students with an advanced level
training for the exercise of a highly QUALIFIED tion activities in specific areas.
4. The Training course aims to provide the knowledge and skills student
functions required for particular professional activities and can be set up
exclusively in application of specific rules of the gge.
5. The PhD courses and the attainment of the relevant security are governed by individual academic regulations referred to in Article 7.

6. The degree university first and second live are governed by individual regulations of educational
Department and later, in the obtaining of the Bachelor and Master of Science
.
7. based on specific conventions, the University of San Marino may issue licenses referred to in this Article
also jointly with other universities.
8. The University may also activate scientific specialization courses established in the individual
Department of Academic Regulations, followed, in the obtaining of the Master of Science Degree and
or turned to ch people have professional experience recognized as valid by the
Department Council.
Art. 3
(University credits)
1. A university credit, hereinafter referred to as credit corresponds to 25 hours of
overall workload per student; you can justifiably determine increases or decreases of the above
hours for single classes, within the limit of 20%.
2. The average amount of the total learning effort, done in a year by a
a full-time student is conventionally fixed at 60 credits. 3
. The teaching regulations shall specify on Bear study the fraction of the commitment
overall time to be reserved for personal study or other training activities
individual type.
4. The credits corresponding to each educational activity are acquired by the student with the
exam or other form of profit occurs.
5. Full or partial recognition of the credits obtained by a student for the purpose of
further study in another course, or full or partial recognition of credits
obtained by a student from the same or another course of another university, compete
to the appropriate council of the Department, which includes the student, with subsequent ratification by the Rector,
following predetermined procedures and criteria established in the academic regulations of the University.
6. The studies to attain university diplomas based on the former educational systems
are evaluated in credits and are recognized by the University for the achievement of
Degree in Article 2, first paragraph, 1. || | 7. The University may recognize as university credits, according to predetermined criteria
, knowledge and professional skills certificate, as well as other knowledge and skills gained
through educational activities of post-secondary level, to whose design and construction
l ' university.
Art. 4
(of admission to study courses)
1. To be admitted to a degree course must be in possession of a
Secondary School Diploma. The university regulations, without prejudice to the activities of
orientation, also require the possession or acquisition of an adequate initial preparation. To this end
teaching regulations define the knowledge required for admission and its

Determine the verification procedures also at the conclusion of preparatory formative activities, carried out
possibly in cooperation with upper secondary education institutions. If the check is not OK
are given specific additional educational requirements to be met in the first year of the course
. These additional educational tasks are assigned also to the students of the Degree in
planned access courses, which have been admitted to courses with a grade below a predetermined minimum grade
.
2. To be admitted to a master's degree program must be in possession of
Degree or three-year college diploma. 3
. And 'possible to predict admission to a Master's Degree with possession of
of Secondary School Diploma only for courses regulated by laws that do not include university degrees
First Price class or for courses
study aimed to access to legal professions.
4. To be admitted to a specialization course must possess at least a Degree
. The Department Councils establish glispecifici admission requirements for a course
specialization, including any additional academic credits than titles already obtained Study
.
5. To be admitted to a PhD Programme must be in possession of
Degree or a Degree awarded under the previous system.
6. For admission to a Master course of first and second level students must
possession respectively of Degree and Master's Degree.
Art. 5
(Attainment of qualifications)
1. To get the degree, the student must have acquired 180 credits, including those relating to compulsory
knowledge, as well as the Italian language, a European language.
The knowledge should be tested, according to st mode lished by university regulations,
with reference to the levels required for each language.
2. To achieve the Master's degree the student must have acquired at least 120 credits. 3
. The teaching regulations determine the number of credits that the student must have acquired
to achieve the Graduate Diploma.
4. To achieve the university of first Masters and graduate students must have
acquired at least 60 credits, in addition to those supplied in order to respectively
Degree or Master's Degree.
5. For providing the PhD student must have acquired at least 180 credits.

Art. 6
(duration of study courses)
1. Each course of study is defined as a rule undurata years in proportion to the total number of credits
, taking into account that 60 credits correspond to one year.
2. Except as provided in Article 3, third paragraph, the normal duration of the degree
courses is three years; the normal duration of the Master's Degree courses is a further two years after
Degree.
Art. 7
(Academic Regulations)
1. The academic regulations of discipline Ateneo aspects of the common organization of educational
to study courses. The academic regulations of a specific study course,
organizational aspects of the course of study, in the respect of academic freedom and the rights
and duties of teachers and students.
2. The academic regulations of a etermina study course in particular:
a) the list of courses, with an indication of the scientific areas of reference and
possible subdivision into modules, as well as other educational activities ;
B) the specific educational objectives, credits and possible preparatory aspects of each teaching and
any other educational activities;
C) curricula offered to students and presentation rules, where necessary, curricula individual
;
D) the types of teaching, even at a distance, the examinations and other tests of
student achievement;
E) provisions concerning any compulsory attendance;
F) the manner in which it is received at the individual profit assessment of the student, who must
still be expressed through votes of thirty for exams and one hundred and ten for the final examination
, with possible praise. 3
. The University ensures the periodic review of the academic regulations of the courses, in particular
regarding the number of credits assigned to each course or other training activity
.
4. The University Teaching Regulation shall be prepared and issued by Rector's decree, ratified
by the Board of Directors of the University; the academic regulations of a course of study

Is prepared by the relevant Council Dipart chin and is issued with Rector's decree, in
itself subject to ratification by the Board of Directors of the University.
Art. 8
(Transitional and Final Provisions)
1. People who achieved, according to the teaching regulations, the degree, the master's degree
and PhD and Master, compete, respectively, the academic qualifications
doctor, master's degree and doctor of Research & master.
2. They are hereby repealed Articles 19 and 20 of Law 29 November 1995 n. 132.
Art.
9 (Entry into force)
1. This Law shall enter into force on the fifth day following that of its legal publication
.




Our Residence, this day of May 2 2005/1704 dFR





THE CAPTAINS REGENT
Fausta Simona Morganti - Cesare Antonio Gasperoni