Why should you choose University of Pavia's Foundation Year Program?
Since its inception in 2018, University of Pavia's Foundation Year Program has stood out for its excellent and diversified course offer.
The courses are entirely taught in Italian by highly-qualified instructors who have been teaching to international students for many years. With students coming from all over the world, our Program represents a truly multicultural learning environment:
- Intensive language training
- Cutting-edge teaching method
- High-quality courses
- Services included in the Program
Key Points
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Teaching Method
- Highly specialized Italian Language instructors
- Teacher - student interaction
- Multicultural and Multilingual classrooms
- Innovative learning platforms
- Teacher - student interaction
- Multicultural and Multilingual classrooms
- Innovative learning platforms
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Innovative Learning Environment and Tools
New virtual classrooms devised to ensure the best learning experience
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Tutoring Services
- Daily assistance via phone, email and chat
- Student support for successful integration into Italian society and academia
- Communication between students and our administrative staff
- Student support with administrative academic procedures
- Student support for successful integration into Italian society and academia
- Communication between students and our administrative staff
- Student support with administrative academic procedures
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Getting ready for University
The Foundation Year Program's goal is to provide international students with all the necessary tools to access and succeed in any degree program offered at Italian universities.
Students have the opportunity to refine their skills in those disciplines that characterize their selected study area and they also receive traning for the exams they will have to take if they choose restricted-access majors.
Students have the opportunity to refine their skills in those disciplines that characterize their selected study area and they also receive traning for the exams they will have to take if they choose restricted-access majors.
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