The assessment is carried out by submitting an application at www.esse3.unimore.it within the deadlines indicated in the admission notice.

The initial assessment application is compulsory for everyone and you cannot enrol without having submitted it and received the result.

- Those who have never been UNIMORE students must first register on the site;

- Those who have already been a UNIMORE student must use the credentials assigned in their previous career. If they are lost, they can request them from webhelp@unimore.it.

Once in possession of the credentials, access the reserved area on Esse3, from the menu on the left select ‘Student Area - Assessments and Tests’ and proceed to fill in the application.

You can download the guide for the ‘Initial Assessment for Open Access Master's Degree Courses’ application.

• For those who have obtained their degree at UNIMORE, it will not be necessary to attach the data relative to the degree obtained, but it will however be possible to supplement the information with any additional documentation that you intend to use for admission purposes (e.g. language and IT certifications, internships or any other qualifications such as university masters, specialisation courses, etc.).

   

• For those who have obtained their degree at another university, in order to be evaluated, they must enclose: 

1. self-certification of the degree with a list of the exams taken and the relative grades, credits and Scientific Disciplinary Sectors or, for those who are in the process of obtaining the degree, of the course of study
2. autocertification regarding any other qualifications that you intend to use for admission purposes (e.g. internships, university masters, postgraduate courses, etc.). 
3. any copies of international language certificates attesting the level achieved or self-certification of the same.

For evaluation purposes, you must attach:

1. Certificate of the study qualification obtained and the degree mark; students who have not yet obtained the qualification must state the expected awarding date; 
2. List of the exams passed reporting the date, the score obtained and the duration of the teaching programme, in Italian or English; 
3. List of any exams still to be taken; 
4. Certificate reporting the maximum degree score assigned by the University awarding the qualification; 
5. Other skills acquired useful for assessment (e.g. computer skills, language skills, work experience, etc.).

In this evaluation phase, students can self-certify the required data. The original documentation is essential, however, to complete the registration.

- To be admitted to the DISMI Master's Degree Courses it is necessary to have obtained a Bachelor's degree or at least a three-year degree with a minimum mark of 80/110. In case that the degree mark is lower than 80/110 (or equivalent in the case of a maximum mark other than 110), an interview is scheduled to verify adequate personal initial preparation, the positive outcome of which will allow the candidate to enrol.

- In addition, it is necessary to have acquired the following university credits:

• For enrolment in the Master's Degree Course in Management Engineering:

In addition, a basic knowledge of the English language is required (at least 3 CFU - L-LIN12 in the Bachelor's degree or from another qualification) and, for students with a foreign qualification, a B2 (CEFR) level Italian language proficiency certificate is required.

• PFor enrolment in the Master's Degree Course in Mechatronic Engineering:

In addition, a basic knowledge of the English language is required (at least 3 CFU - L-LIN12 in the Bachelor's degree or from another qualification) and, for students with a foreign qualification, a B2 (CEFR) level Italian language proficiency certificate is required.

• For enrolment in the Master's Degree Course in Digital Automation Engineering:

As the degree course is taught entirely in English, an adequate English language proficiency of no less than level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference is required (https://www.cla.unimore.it/site/en/home/certifications.html).

• For enrolment in the Master's Degree Course in Energy Engineering:

As the degree course is taught entirely in English, an adequate English language proficiency of no less than level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference is required (https://www.cla.unimore.it/site/en/home/certifications.html).

You can make a self-assessment of your Bachelor career using the following files:

The Examination Board, appointed by the Board of the Department of Sciences and Methods for Engineering evaluates the qualifications and the documental evidence provided. Applications will be evaluated based on the order of submission. The results of the assessment will be made available to students at the link given in the Call for Application (Point 6 "Assessment Results").

If the Board will indicate any weaknesses (so called educational debt) they should be complied before the enrolment choosing them from the Bachelor degree courses on offer and taking them by the deadlines indicated in the admission notices. 

Once a positive assessment has been obtained, from the opening of enrolment (approximately mid-July), it will be possible to carry out enrolment, the procedure for which is entirely online.

For further details, please refer to point 7 of the access notices "Enrolment procedure".