STUDENTS

The work activity and the grades acquired during the study period abroad shall be considered valid for the study path of provenance, since you will study in accordance with the Erasmus agreement between your university of provenance and the host one. The european credit system (ECTS) was enstablished by the European Commission in order to guarantee the common recognition procedures for the universitary study abroad and to simplify the mobility of students in Europe.

The italian grading system.

The italian grading system dictates a range between 18/30 and 30/30.

The highest grade is 30/30 cum laude. The exams under the 18/30 grade, are considered "failed".

The credits will be given only when the course along with all the requested assessment activities are completed.

ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

The ECTS programme (European Credit Transfer System) was developed by the European Commission in order to create a common procedure which is useful not only for the attribution of the academic credits, but also for the evaluation systems – to overcome the complexity of the different evaluation system implemented in each country. The ECTS system offers complementary information on the grades given to the students by their institution of origin, so that they can be "translated" into the local system. At eCampus University the correspondence between the ECTS grades and the italian grading system (expressed in thirtieths) is illustrated in detail in the ECTS Charter.

ECTS Charter

The table shows the approximate equivalence between the ECTS system and the italian grading system.

MIUR – Italian Evaluation Centre http://cimea.it/maclaude.aspx?IDC=2696

Comparison between the evaluation systems in the EU