Information about your Erasmus stay at the PARTHENOPE University

The Learning agreement must be signed by both Erasmus+ Departmental Coordinators ( Home and receiving Institution), whose names and email addresses are listed in the relevant section: Erasmus+ Departmental Coordinators email addresses.

EU citizens

Students from EU countries or from the European Economic Area Countries (Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and Switzerland DO NOT require a visa, but if their stay exceeds 90 days they must register with the Ufficio Anagrafe at the city hall where they intend to reside. They must register within 3 months of their arrival in Italy and obtain a residence certificate, “certificato di residenza”.

To ask them how to apply, we suggest to send an email to the following address municipalita2@comune.napoli.it

NON-EU citizens

Non-EU students must held A VALID PASSPORT and, if required, A VISA.

If the Erasmus exchange period exceeds three months, it’s mandatory to apply for a residence permit for study purposes (Permesso di soggiorno per motivi di studio).within 8 days from the arrival in Italy.

The residence permit is issued by the local Police Department- “Questura – Ufficio Stranieri”. Nearest competent Post Office:

Via Galileo Ferraris, 131 Napoli https://questure.poliziadistato.it

For information about how to apply for a residence permit, visit https://www.portaleimmigrazione.it

For further information, visit http://vistoperitalia.esteri.it in English or http://www.studiare-in-italia.it

EU citizens must have the European Health Insurance Card. Please, check its validity before your departure, because of medical services may vary across nations.

Non-EU citizens must show proof of coverage by health insurance.

By air
Naples’ international airport -Aereoporto Internazionale di Napoli (Capodichino)- is 7km or 20mins from Stazione Centrale (rail station).
www.gesac.it.

Transfer between Naples Airport and the City centre
Alibus shuttle
From Naples’ international airport to Stazione Centrale (Piazza Garibaldi) and Piazza Municipio (near the hydrofoils and cruises port) website www.anm.it).
Buses leave every 20 mins, 6.30am to 11.30pm, daily. Return buses leave Piazza Municipio from 6am to 12.12am daily.

Taxis
A taxi to central Naples should cost around €12.50 (plus 50¢ for each piece of luggage in the boot).

By rail
The Railway Station Stazione Centrale connects the city to the main capital of Italy through the High-Speed line (Alta Velocità). Piazza Garibaldi station (two levels below the main station), is used by some long-distance services as well as metro. For train information and bookings, contact Trenitalia or Italo train.
Trenitalia Webpage www.trenitalia.it Italo Webpage www.italotreno.it/en

By bus
Most long-distance buses arrive at and depart from Piazza Garibaldi. Autolinee Ferrari (aka CLP) runs to cities in Campania, in other parts of Italy and in continental Europe (081 251 4157, www.clpbus.it). CTP (800 200 114, 081 700 1111, 081 700 5104, www.ctpn.it) and
SITA (081 752 7337, 089 386 6711, www.sitabus.it) serve destinations around Naples and Southern Italy, as well as Tuscany and the Veneto.

Public transport
To get around Naples http://unicocampania.it

For the enrolment procedures and the issue of the certificate of the arrival it’s mandatory to go to the Servizi per l’Internazionalizzazione e la Comunicazione Linguistica office bringing the identity card or passportand others document as specified above and, if required, the residence permit in original – or its request receipt- to get the certificate of arrival.

The Student Administration Team will send you the matriculation number by email.

Please note that NON EU students will be not permitted to enroll without the resident permit.

Please visit our international site https://en.uniparthenope.it Teaching section and our Orientation and tutoring service website http://orientamento.uniparthenope.it

Generally, the academic year runs from the end of September and the end of May. Teaching activities are divided into two semesters: from September to January and from March to May.

Half–term holidays are at Christmas and Easter.

For detailed information about the academic calendar please visit each departmental websites:

• Dipartimento di Studi Aziendali e quantitativi (Management and Quantitative Studies)

• Dipartimento Studi Economici e Giuridici ( Economic Studies and Law)

• Dipartimento di Ingegneria (Engineering)

• Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza (Law)

• Dipartimento Studi Aziendali ed Economici (Accounting Business and Economics)

• Dipartimento Scienze Motorie e del Benessere (Movement Sciences and Wellbeing)

• Dipartimento Scienze e Tecnologie (Science and Technology)

Italian is the language of instruction although some courses are held in English.

Exams are given orally but, in some cases, they also include a written test.

Check the relevant departmental website for courses content and exam schedules.

Instructions to configure your notebook for the Wi-Fi

http://orientamento.uniparthenope.it/index.php/glossario

Carabinieri 112

Police 113

Red Cross – ASL Napoli 1 (ambulance free of charge) 081.7528282/0696/0850

Fire-brigade 115 Road Aid (ACI) 116

Traffic Police 081.5954111 Post Office – information 160

Railway station (Ferrovie dello Stato) 1478 88088

Main European Consulates in Naples

AUSTRIA, corso Umberto I, 275 081.287724

BELGIUM, via A. Depretis, 78 081.5510535

DENMARK, p.le Stazione Marittima (inside the harbour) 081.5512211 FINLAND, p.le Stazione Marittima (inside the harbour) 081.5512211 FRANCE, piazza della Repubblica, 2 081.7612275 – 081.5980702/3 GERMANY, via Crispi, 69/1 081.7613393

GREECE, viale Gramsci, 5 081.7611075 – 081.7611243

ISLAND, via Petrarca, 93/9 081.5752108 LUXEMBOURG, via C. Colombo, 45 081.5525619

NORWAY, p.le Stazione Marittima 081.5512211 NETHERLANDS, via A. Depretis, 114 081.5513003

PORTUGAL, via Nardones, 118 081.413540

GREAT BRITAIN, via Crispi, 122 081.663511 – 081.681101/17 SPAIN, via dei Mille, 40 081 411157 – 081.414115

SWEDEN, via Toledo, 156 081.5512852