Students coming to USiena in the framework of an international mobility programme like Erasmus+, Overseas, International Credit Mobility, Coimbra SEN, Transnational Education, must refer to the Incoming Mobility Office for all issues related to their mobility period at USiena.
The University of Siena, located in the historic city of Siena in Italy, is an attractive choice for higher education for various reasons.
Tradition and Prestige: Established in 1240, the University of Siena is one of the oldest universities in Italy and Europe. It has a rich history and a longstanding reputation for academic excellence.
Diverse Course Offerings: The University of Siena offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate programs in various disciplines, including humanities, sciences, medicine, engineering, economics and social sciences. This allows students to pursue their interests and career goals.
International Environment: The University of Siena attracts students from all around the world, creating a diverse and multicultural learning environment. This exposure to different perspectives and cultures can be highly enriching for students.
Quality of Life: Siena is known for its relaxed lifestyle, friendly locals, and delicious cuisine. The city’s manageable size and welcoming atmosphere make it an ideal location for students looking to balance their studies with a vibrant social life.
Beautiful Location: Siena is a picturesque city with a rich history and stunning architecture. The city’s medieval cityscape and scenic countryside provide a unique and inspiring setting for studying.
Language and Cultural Immersion: Studying in Siena offers the opportunity to learn or improve Italian language skills, as well as gain a deep understanding of Italian culture and history.
Exchange students must complete a learning agreement for studies with the list of courses they intend to take at the University of Siena.
The learning agreement must be signed by the student, the responsible person at the sending university and the responsible person at the receiving institution (the University of Siena).
The responsible person at the University of Siena for signing the learning agreement is the academic Erasmus/Exchange coordinator (USiena Exchange Coordinator). Read below on how to find the name and contact of your Unisi Exchange Coordinator
The contact person at the University of Siena is the International Mobility Office/incoming section.
The University of Siena is the perfect place to study law in an international environment!
According to a longstanding policy of the University of Siena, incoming students can include in their learning agreement subjects taught in different Departments and Schools.
Legal studies are based in the Department of Law, which academic offer includes a growing number of courses taught in English as well as traditional and innovative subjects taught in Italian.
Other legal subjects, both in English and in Italian, can also be chosen in the other Departments and Schools offering degrees in Law, Economics, Political Sciences and Social Sciences.
The same Departments and Schools also offer subjects in English and in Italian in different fields, such as Economics, Management, Politics, Sociology and History, which can be attended by incoming students to create a multidisciplinary international experience.
The file attached provides a list of subjects divided into 1) legal subjects taught in English; 2) legal subjects taught in Italian; 3) other subjects taught in English in courses of law, economics, political sciences and social sciences. Each list includes basic information concerning the teaching staff, number of hours and credits, year and period, department field and a link to the syllabus of the subject.
