Graduate Schools and Doctoral Programs Call For Admissions - Year 2011

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GRADUATE SCHOOLS AND DOCTORAL PROGRAMS

CALL FOR ADMISSIONS - YEAR 2011
List of Contents and Detailed Tables
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS Pag.

Doctoral Program Business Administration and Management 2
Doctoral Program Economics and Finance 3
Doctoral Program Economic History 4
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF LAW
Doctoral Program Italian and European Constitutional Law 5
Doctoral Program Corporate Law and Economics 6
Doctoral Program The European Private Law of Patrimonial, Civil and Commercial Relationships 7
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF TRANSLATIONAL BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Doctoral Program Translational Biomedicine 10
Doctoral Program Molecular and Cellular Biology And Pathology 11
Doctoral Program Forensic Medicine and Science 12
Doctoral Program Human Oncological Pathology and Stem Cell 13
Doctoral Program Surgical Science and Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Illnesses 14
Doctoral Program Science of Physical Exercise and Human Movement 15
GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR LIFE AND HEALTH SCIENCES
Doctoral Program Bioscience 17
Doctoral Program Molecular, Industrial and Environmental Biotechnologies 18
Doctoral Program Clinical Proteomics 19
Doctoral Program Cardiovascular Sciences 20
Doctoral Program Medical, Clinical and Experimental Sciences 21
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCES ENGINEERING MEDICINE
Doctoral Program Applied Biotechnologies 23
Doctoral Program Computer Science 24
Doctoral Program Nano-Tecnologies and Nano-Materials for Bio-Medical Applications 25
Doctoral Program Neurosciences 26
Doctoral Program Psychological and Psychiatric Sciences 27
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HUMAN SCIENCES AND PHILOSOPHY
Doctoral Program Philosophy 29
Doctoral Program Psychology of Organizations: Differentiation and Integration Processes 30
Doctoral Program Education and Lifelong Learning Science 31
Doctoral Program Sociology and Social Research 32
GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR THE HUMANITIES
Doctoral Program English Studies 34
Doctoral Program Cultural Heritage and Territory 35
Doctoral Program Literature and Philology 36
Doctoral Program Foreign Literatures and Literature Sciences 37
Doctoral Program Linguistics 37
Doctoral Program Historical and Anthropological Sciences 39
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Dean Prof. Diego Lubian
Ms Giulia Benfari
School Secretariat e-mail: giulia.benfari@univr.it
Tel. 045 8028721/8659
Doctoral Program in Business Administration and Management – Department of Business Administration and
Doctoral Courses and Management
Departments Doctoral Program in Economics and Finance – Department of Economics
Doctoral Program in Economic History - Department of Economics
Department of Economics, Finance and Statistics – University of Perugia

Department of Social Studies – University of Brescia
Department of Social, Historical and Philosophical Studies – University of Siena
External Partners
Department of Enterprise Finance and Capital Markets – University of Udine
Institute of History and Philology – University “Cattolica” of Brescia
Institute of “M Romani” Economic History – University “Cattolica” of Milano
The Graduate School of Economics offers advanced education in the broad areas of economics,
management research and economic history. Its Doctoral programs in Business Management, Economics
and Finance, and Economic History emphasize the interdisciplinary aspects of the interpretation of the
economic behavior of individuals, firms, and the society as a whole.
General presentation of the School The Graduate School offers solid methodological foundations for conducting scientific research in the broad
Program areas of economics and management. Specific research topics may be available to prospective students
according to the research programs of the Departments participating the Graduate School. In addition to
the activities scheduled by the three Doctoral programs, the Graduate School offers a common program of
study with courses on quantitative methods for economic research, microeconomics, economic history, and
management. The School activities are completed by seminars by visiting speakers, winter and summer
schools at the Alba di Canazei (Dolomites) campus of the University of Verona. Ph.D. students enrolled at
the School may spend a period of study and/or research in leading foreign institutions or research centers.
Doctoral Program in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

Directed by Prof. Alessandro Lai
Department of Reference Business Administration and Management
Scholarships funded by the University n. 2
Scholarships funded by Fondazione

n. 1
Positions available Cariverona
Positions without funding n. 3
Total number of positions n. 6
Italian candidates: Foreign candidates:

 Evaluation of qualifications  Evaluation of qualifications
Selection criteria  Written examination  Written examination
 Oral examination  Oral examination
 Required languages for oral examination:  Required languages for oral examination: Italian
Italian and English both compulsory and English both compulsory
Written examination Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Economia Aziendale, Via dell'Artigliere, 19 - 37129 Verona
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Date: 4th October 2010

Time: 9.00 a.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Economia Aziendale, Via dell'Artigliere, 19 - 37129 Verona
Oral examination Date: 5th October 2010
Time: 9.00 a.m.
Score:
Documents:  Final graduation mark (maximum score): 20/60

Points
 Final graduation mark  Graduation Thesis (maximum score): 20/60 Points
 Graduation Thesis  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 5/60 Points
Documents to be presented  Curriculum Vitae  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 5/60
 Scientific Publications Points
 Other qualifications which the candidate  Other qualifications which the candidate considers
considers relevant relevant (maximum score): 5/60 Points
 Other  Other (maximum score): 5/60 Points
Maximum Total Score: 60/60 points
The Candidates presenting their documents have to select their examination topics* within the next fields of
research: Company Economics; Business Administration and Accounting; Company Finance; Company
Examination topics Organization; Brokerage Economics
*The chosen topics will have to be indicated in the Application Form under the item “Curriculum”
Doctoral Program in ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

Directed by Prof. Giam Pietro Cipriani
Department of Reference Economics
International Scholarships n. 2
Scholarships for foreign students n. 1

Positions available
n. 2
Cariverona

Selection criteria  Evaluation of qualifications  Evaluation of qualifications
Place: Università degli Studi di Verona, Polo Didattico Zanotto, Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche
(Department of Economics), Viale dell’Università n.4, Verona, Italia
Assessment
Date: 23rd September 2010
Time: 10 a.m.
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Documents:
 Transcript of records
 Curriculum Vitae
 Scientific Publications (journal articles, working papers, dissertations)
Documents to be presented  A suitable English Language certificate (eg. TOEFL)
 Other qualifications which the candidate considers relevant
 Previous research experiences, duly certified
 2 letters of recommendation
Doctoral Program in ECONOMIC HISTORY

Directed by Prof. Maurizio Pegrari
Department of Reference Economics
Social Studies Department – University of Brescia;

Partner Departments
Philology and History Institute – “Cattolica” University of Brescia;
“M Romani” Economic History Department – University “Cattolica” of Milano

Italian Partner Universities Social Historical and Philosophical Studies Department – University of Siena
Enterprise Finance and Capital Markets Department – University of Udine
Scholarships funded by the

n. 2
University
Positions available

 Written examination  Written examination
Selection criteria
 Required languages for oral  Required languages for oral examination: French or
examination: French or English English.
 The exam can be taken in the  The exam can be taken in the following languages: Italian
following languages: Italian or or French
French  Italian language knowledge
Place: Università di Verona, Chiostro S.Maria delle Vittorie, Lungadige Porta Vittoria 41, Verona
Written examination Date: 1st October 2010
Time: 9.00 a.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Chiostro S.Maria delle Vittorie, Lungadige Porta Vittoria 41, Verona
Time: 9.00 a. m.
Documents: Score: 16/60

 Final graduation mark  Final graduation mark (maximum score): 2/60 Points
 Graduation Thesis  Graduation Thesis (maximum score): 2/60 Points
Documents to be presented  Curriculum Vitae  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 1/60 Points
 Scientific Publications  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 7/60 Points
 Other qualifications which the  Other qualifications which the candidate considers relevant
candidate considers relevant (maximum score): 2/60 Points
 Other  Other (maximum score): 2/60 Points
Examination topics Economic History of Modern and Contemporary Age
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF LAW

Dean Prof.ssa Donata Gottardi
Dr Gianmaria Meneghini
School Secretariat Ph. 045 8028270
e-mail: gianmaria.meneghini@univr.it
Doctoral program in Corporate Law and Economics – Legal Science Department

Doctoral programmes and Doctoral program in Italian and European Constitutional Law – Legal Science Department
Departments Doctoral program in European Private Law of Patrimonial Civil and Commercial Relationships – Legal
Science Department
Legal Sciences Department – University of Brescia (Italy);

Private Legal Sciences Department – University of Teramo (Italy);
Legal Sciences Department – University of Trieste (Italy);
Faculty of Law – University of Insubria (Italy);
Faculté de Droit - Université de Paris XII (France);
Max-Planck Institut für ausländisches und internationales Strafrecht - Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany);
External Partners Juristiche Fakultät der Universität Regensburg (Germany);
Wiarda Institute - Universiteit Utrecht (Netherlands);
Facultad de Derecho - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain);
Universidad de Castilla - La Mancha (Spain);
Universidad de Valencia (Spain);
Universidad Pompeu Fabra Barcelona (Spain);
Universidad de Malaga (Spain);
Graduate School aims to form Philosphiae Doctors in law field, through personalized research projects
starting from common elements.
General presentation of the Students are required to learn solid methodological foundations – acknowledged within international
School Program scientific community - in order to conduct high quality researches on strong themes, especially in an
international perspective of law’s studies.
At the end of courses, PhD Students will be able to offer a meaningful contribution for further
developments of their scientific field, also in comparison with foreign contests.
Upon conclusion of the admittance examinations for the three doctoral programs forming the Graduate
School of Law, the School Board will assign nr. 1 additional scholarship reserved for foreign students. The
reserved scholarship will be assigned to one of the foreign candidates without scholarship or failing them
to one of the foreign eligible candidates, according to the rankings defined by each Examination
Commission.
Doctoral Program in ITALIAN AND EUROPEAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Directed by Prof. Maurizio Pedrazza Gorlero
Department of Reference Legal Science
Legal Science Department – University of Brescia (Italy);

Faculty of Law – University of Insubria (Italy);
Italian Partner Universities
Law Department of National and European Institutions – University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy);
Department of International Studies – University of Milano (Italy);
Positions available Scholarships funded by the
n. 1
University
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Scholarships funded by
n. 1
Fondazione Cariverona
Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:  Evaluation of qualifications and of two letters of
reference presented by candidates
 Written examination
 Oral examination  Oral examination: the examination can be taken in
videoconference respecting appropriate guaranties of
Selection criteria The knowledge of a foreign European security and certainty
language (chosen by the candidate  Required language for oral examination: Italian, or a
among French, German, English and language chosen by candidates among English,
Spanish and indicated in the Application German, French or Spanish (to be indicated in the
Form) will be verified during the oral Application Form)
examimantion  Knowledge of a second language chosen by candidates
among English, French, German or Spanish
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza (Faculty of Law), Via Carlo Montanari, n. 9 Verona
Written examination Date: October, 25th 2010
Time: 11.00 a.m.
Oral examination Date: October, 26th 2010
Time: 11.00 a.m.
Examination topics Constitutional Law - European Union Law – Public Comparative Law – Ecclesiastical Law
Doctoral Programin CORPORATE LAW AND ECONOMICS

Directed by Prof. Lorenzo Picotti
Positions available
Faculté de Droit, Université de Paris XII (France);

Max-Planck Institut für ausländisches und internationales Strafrecht / Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany);
Wiarda Institute, Universiteit Utrecht (Netherlands);
Universidad Pompeu Fabra Barcelona (Spain);
Partner Institutions
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha (Spain);
Facultad de Derecho - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain);
Universidad de Malaga (Spain);
Universidad de Valencia (Spain);

Selection criteria  Evaluation of qualifications  Evaluation of qualifications and of two
 Written examination letters of reference presented by candidates
 Oral examination  Oral examination: the examination can be
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 Required language for oral examination: a taken in videoconference respecting

foreign language chosen by candidates among appropriate guaranties of security and
French, German, English and Spanish (to be certainty
indicated in the Application Form)  Required language for oral examination:
Italian, or a language chosen by candidates
among English, German, French or
Spanish (to be indicated in the Application
Form)
 Knowledge of a second language chosen
by candidates among English, French,
German or Spanish
Written examination Date: October, 12th 2010
Time: 09.00 a.m.
Oral examination
Date: October, 26th 2010
Time: 09.00 a.m.
 Final graduation mark
 Graduation Thesis
 Scientific Publications
Necessary documents
 Other qualifications which could be considered relevant
 Previous research experiences duly certified
 n. 2 presentation letters released by Professors of the University who conferred the academic title
(only for foreign candidates)
1) Administrative Law, 2) Labour Law, 3) Criminal Law, 4) International Law, 5) Law and Economics, 6)
Management
Curricula
The curriculum chosen by the candidate has to be indicated in the Application Form under the item
Curriculum/Topic/Scholarship of_____________________________
Depending on the curricula chosen by the candidate: Administrative Law, Labour Law, Criminal Law,
Examination topics
International Law, Law and Economics, Management
Doctoral Program in THE EUROPEAN PRIVATE LAW OF PATRIMONIAL, CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL
RELATIONSHIPS
Directed by Prof. Alessio Zaccaria
Private Legal Sciences Department – University of Teramo (Italy)

Legal Sciences Department – University of Trieste (Italy)
Foreign Partner Universities Juristische Fakultät Regensburg, Regensburg Law School - Germany
Positions available Scholarships funded by the University n. 1

The PhD student must spend at least 12 months
Scholarships funded by Fondazione in a foreign university or research institute
n. 1
Cariverona
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The international PhD student must spend at

least 12 months in a foreign university or
research institute. At least 6 out of the above
mentioned 12 months must be spent at the
International Scholarships (reserved for the University of Regensburg. Moreover, the student
international PhD course in cooperation must pass a “Seminarleistung” at the same
with the Juristiche Fakultät der Universität University (with at least “vollbefriedigend”: § 4,
Regensburg) par. 3, phrases V e VI, Promotionsordnung der
Juristischen Fakultät der Universität
IMPORTANT: Candidates who intend to
Regensburg, as modified by decree 21.11.2005).
apply for this scholarship have to n. 1*
At the end of the course, the student will receive
specify it in the Application Form under
a double qualification: the Italian qualification as
the item Curriculum/Topic/Scholarship
“Dottore di Ricerca” and the German
of_______.
qualification as “Doktor der Rechte (Dr. jur.)” (in
Candidates who intend to apply for this order to obtain the German qualification the
scholarship have to fill in Attachment B student must let his/her thesis be printed at
his/her own cost and submit some copies of it to
the University of Regensburg, pursuant to § 15
Promotionsordung) (for further details see: www.
http://www.dsg.univr.it/dol/main?ent=cs&id=157).
The PhD student must spend at least 12 months

in a foreign university or research institute
*If no candidate is eligible for the international PhD course, the scholarship will be awarded to the second
best applicant eligible for the national PhD course.
The student who applies for the international PhD course shall declare in the Application Form
(Attachment B) that he/she meets the following requirements (pursuant to § 3 Promotionsordnung der
Juristischen Fakultät der Universität Regensburg): 1) he/she has a sufficient knowledge of the Latin
language; 2) he/she has never obtained a PhD in any other German University; 3) he/she has never been
refused in a PhD final examination in any other German University; 4) he/she has never submitted a PhD
thesis for examination in any other German University; 5) he/she is entitled to receive an academic
qualification according to Gesetz über die Führung akademischer Grade of 7th June 1939 (BayBS Erg.
Bd. S. 115).
The examination for the national and the international PhD courses take place jointly. Common selection
criteria for both PhD courses are the following ones:
Selection criteria  Evaluation of qualifications and of two letters
 Evaluation of qualifications (only: 1) degree of reference presented by candidates
certificate; 2) certificate of specialisation)**  Oral examination: the examination can be
 Written examination taken in videoconference respecting
 Oral examination (reserved to applicants who appropriate guaranties of security and
have passed the written examination) certainty
 Required languages for oral examination:  Required language for oral examination:
- For the international Ph.D. program: Italian, or a language chosen by candidates
German*** among English, German, French or
- For the national Ph.D. program: a foreign Spanish to be indicated in the Application
language chosen by candidates among Form)
English, German, French and Spanish (to  Knowledge of a second language chosen by
be indicated in the Application Form)*** candidates among English, French,
German or Spanish
** Publications are not eligible qualifications. The applicant is, however, free to attach them to the
application. In this case the publications may be discussed during the oral examination and contribute to
the evaluation of the applicant’s skills.
*** The knowledge of more than one foreign language will be taken into account in assessing the oral
examination
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Written examination Date: October 27th 2010
Time: 9.30 a.m.
Oral examination Date: October 27th 2010
Time: Immediately after correction of the written examination
The examination will be focused on the european private law, especially for which concern its basic
structures and its development within the field of patrimonial laws. In both written and oral examinations
applicants may choose the subject of the examination between private or business law. However, for both
examinations a common basic knowledge of the followings issues is required: 1. general principles
Examination topics common to the various European legal systems in the field of private and business law; 2. the current
development of the harmonization process and the efforts towards the unification of European private law,
with respect, among others, to the influence on this process of the uniform law of international commercial
contracts; 3. the relationship between domestic law enacting Community law and Community law; 4. EU
consumer law.
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GRADUATE SCHOOL IN TRANSLATIONAL BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Dean Prof. Guido Fumagalli
Dr. Paola Baltieri

School Secretariat e-mail: paola.baltieri@univr.it
Ph. 0039 045 8027026
Doctoral Program in Translational Biomedicine – Diagnostics and Pathology Department
Doctoral Program in Molecular and Cellular Biology and Pathology – Diagnostics and Pathology Department
Doctoral Program in Forensic Medicine and Science - Public Health and Community Medicine Department
Doctoral Courses and Doctoral Program in Human Oncological Pathology and Stem Cell Biology and Clinical Application –Diagnostics and
Departments Pathology Department
Doctoral Program in Science of Physical Exercise and Human Movement - Neurological, Neuropsychological,
Morphological and Movement Sciences Department
Doctoral Program in Surgical Science and Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic illnesses – Surgery Department
Experimental Medicine Department, Section of Histology - University of Genoa
Biomedical and Biotechnological Sciences – University of Brescia
Human Oncological Pathology Department– University of Firenze
Legal Medicine and Publich Health Department “Antonio Fornari” – University of Pavia
Biomedical Sciences and Human Oncology Department – University of Torino
Anatomy and Pathological Histology Institute – University of Sassari
Istituto Nazionale per l’Assicurazione contro gli infortuni sul lavoro (INAIL)
University of Western Ontario – Canada
External partners
Université Catholique de Louvain – Belgium
Universitè de Geneve – Switzerland
University of New haven – Connecticut USA
Centre for Integrative Biology CIBIO, University of Trento
Research Centre for Bioengineering and Motor Sciences-University of Brescia, Trento, Udine and Verona, Trento,
Italy
Tecnica Nordica S.p.a. Treviso - Italy
Azienda Ospedaliera di Verona
“Translation research goes from bench to bedside, where theories emerging from preclinical experimentation are
tested on disease-affected human subjects, and from bedside to bench, where information obtained from
preliminary human experimentation can be used to refine our understanding of the biological principles
underpinning the heterogeneity of human disease and polymorphism(s). Prof. F. Marincola, NIH”
The educational programme is based on the execution of a research project conducted under the supervision of
tutor (staff researcher of the School). With the research project the student will master basic technologies; additional
cultural and technological knowledge will be acquired by participation to specific courses organized by the
Graduate School/Program and/or national or international agencies.
The students will also be asked to discuss their data at local, national and international meetings; participation to
congresses is also encouraged. During the course the student will acquire the ability to present the experimental
data, to discuss articles printed in scientific literature, to communicate the results of his/her research to the scientific
community as well as to the general audience.
At the beginning of each year, the student will define with his/her tutor the specific learning programme the best
suits his/her needs and that will integrate the education that comes from the daily research activity. The tutor reports
annually to the School Board about the progresses of the student and provides recommendation on whether the
student can by admitted to the next level of the course.
Doctoral Program in TRANSLATIONAL BIOMEDICINE
Directed by Prof. Cristiano Chiamulera
Department of
Pathology and Diagnostics
Reference
Public Health & Community Medicine
Partner Departments
Life and Reproduction Sciences
Italian Partner
Experimental Medicine Department, Section of Histology - University of Genoa
Universities
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Università de Lausanne (CH)

Universidad de Barcelona (E)
University of Szeged Hungary (H)
Université de Bruxelles (B)
Foreign Partner University of Maryland (USA)
Universities University of Essex (UK)
Univ. of Southampton.(UK)
Univ. of Vet. Med. Hannover (D)
Universitatasmedizin. Berlin (D)
Imperial College (UK)
Azienda Ospedaliera di Verona Servizio di Immunologia Clinica; Servizio di Allergologia
Azienda Ospedaliera di Verona Servizio di Microbiologia, Immunologia e Virologia
National Center for Biotechnology (GBF), Mascheroder Weg, Braunschweig, Germany
Unitè des Agents Antibacteriens, Institut Pasteur, Paris
Institute for Research in Biomedicine, Bellinzona, Switzerland
National Institutes of Health, Dept. Transfusion Medicine, Immunogenetic Section, Bethesda
n. 3
University

n. 2
Cariverona
Positions available Scholarships for foreign students n. 1
Foreign candidates:
 Evaluation of qualifications
Italian candidates:
 Oral examination: If the candidate can not be present for the
 Evaluation of qualifications oral examination, he/she must contact the director of the PhD
Selection criteria course Professor Cristiano Chiamulera
 Oral examination
 Required languages for oral examination: (cristiano.chiamulera@univr.it), and arrange for interview
Italian and English by teleconference/void.
 Language of interview and documents submitted by the
student: English
Place: Hospital Policlinico G.B Rossi, Aula Farmacologia 1st floor, Sezione Farmacologia, Piazzale A. Scuro 10,
Verona
Oral examination
Date: 27th October, 2010
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Documents to be
presented
 Other relevant qualifications
Topics will be on the basic aspects of the disciplines forming the core of the PhD course (pharmacology, genetics,
immunology, microbiology). During the interview the candidate may be asked to discuss a research project that
Examination topics he/she may want to develop during the following three years.
To get information on the research projects that will be proposed to candidate students, please go at:
http://www.sdsbt.univr.it/sdol/main?ent=iniziativa
Doctoral Program in MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Directed by Prof. Marco Antonio Cassatella
Department of
Diagnostics and Pathology
Reference
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Italian Partner
Biomedical and Biotechnological Sciences – University of Brescia
Universities
Scholarships funded by Fondazione Cariverona n. 1

Positions available
Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:  Evaluation of qualifications
Selection criteria  Required language for oral examination: English
 Foreign candidates can take the oral examination in
 Required languages for oral examination: Italian
video – conference ( contact the Director of the PhD
and English both compulsory
Course Professor Cassatella:
marco.cassatella@univr.it)
Place: Università di Verona, Istituti Biologici, Auletta Patologia Generale, Strada Le Grazie 8, Verona
Oral examination Date: 4 October 2010
time: 2.00 p.m.
Documents:
Documents to be  Graduation Thesis
presented  Curriculum Vitae
General Pathology – Immunology – Molecular Oncology
Examination Topics To get information on the research projects that will be proposed to candidate students, please go at:
Doctoral Program in FORENSIC MEDICINE AND SCIENCE

Directed by Prof. Franco Tagliaro
Department of
Public Health and Community Medicine
Reference
University of Padua
Italian Partner
University of Pavia
Universities
University of Catania
Foreign Partner
University of New Haven, West Haven, CT, USA
Universities
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Scholarship funded by University of Verona aiming

to promoter International Doctoral Programs in
collaboration with EU and non-EU Universities.
Successful candidate will work on the following
research project: “Capillary electrophoresis
applied to the determination of new markers of
alcohol abuse” in collaboration with the
Department of Forensic Science, University of
International scholarship n. 1 New Haven, West Haven, CT, USA.
It is compulsory a period of studies and research
spent in the partner University (min. 7 months)
with the activation of a co-tutoring thesis.
To get information about the “co-tutelle de these”
procedure please visit the following web site:
http://www.univr.it/main?ent=servizioaol&idDest=2
&sServ=68&serv=65&ssServ=128&lang=en
Italian candidates:
 Evaluation of qualifications Foreign candidates:
Selection criteria
 Required languages for oral examination: Italian
and English both compulsory
Place: Università di Verona, Dept. Sanità Pubblica e Medicina di Comunità, Sezione di Medicina Legale, Policlinico
“G. B. Rossi”, P.le L.A. Scuro 10, Verona,
Oral examination
Date: October 15th 2010
Time: 10.30 a.m.
Italian candidates: Foreign Candidates:

 Final graduation mark  Final graduation mark
Documents to be  Graduation Thesis  Graduation Thesis (if required by the
presented  Curriculum Vitae graduation)
 Scientific Publications  Curriculum Vitae
 Other relevant qualifications  Scientific Publications
 Certified research experiences  Other relevant qualifications
Forensic medicine, Pathology, Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Molecular Biology, Forensic
Toxicology, Forensic Genetics
Examination topics
To get information on the research projects that will be proposed to candidate students, please go at:
Doctoral Program in HUMAN ONCOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY AND STEM CELL

Directed by Prof. Fabio Menestrina
Department of
Pathology and Diagnostics
Reference
Human Oncological Pathology – University of Firenze
Italian Partner
Anatomy and Histological Pathology – University of Sassari
Universities
Biomedical Sciences and Human Oncology Department – University of Torino
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Scholarship reserved for the realization of a

Scholarship A.G. PIcconi n. 1
research project in the oncological field
Italian candidates:
 Oral examination Foreign candidates:
Selection criteria
 Required languages for oral examination: Italian and
English both compulsory
 The exam can be taken in the following languages:
Italian and English
Place: Università di Verona, Aula Didattica, Anatomia Patologica, Policlinico G.B.Rossi, Piazz.le Scuro 10, Verona
Oral examination Date: 13 October 2010
Time: 2 p.m.

 Final graduation mark  Final graduation mark
Documents to be  Graduation Thesis  Graduation Thesis
presented  Curriculum Vitae  Curriculum Vitae
 Scientific Publications  Scientific Publications (only for Italian
 Other relevant qualifications candidates)
 Certified research experiences  Other relevant qualifications
Basic knowledge on onco-pathology and physiopathology of stem cells
Examination Topics To get information on the research projects that will be proposed to candidate students, please go at: :
Doctoral Programin SURGICAL SCIENCE AND HEPATOBILIARY AND PANCREATIC ILLNESSES

Directed by Prof. Claudio Bassi
Department of Reference Surgery
Pathology and Diagnostics – Radiology Section

Partner Departments
Medicine – Gastroenterological Section
Scholarships by University of
n. 1
Verona
Scholarship reserved for the realization of the following

research project:
Alpha-subunit of heterotrimeric G15 protein like
Scholarships by University of marker and drug-target in Pancreatic Tumor
n. 1
Verona
Students who intend to apply for this scholarship have
to specify it in the Application Form under the item
Positions available Curriculum/topic/scholarship. A master’s degree in
Biological sciences or Biotechnology is required.
n. 1 Scholarship funded by “Fondazione Italiana per la

Scholarships funded by external ricerca sulle Malattie del Pancreas”
n. 2
private or public bodies
n. 1 Scholarship funded by “Casa di Cura Pederzoli”
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Italian candidates:
Foreign candidates:
 Oral examination  Evaluation of qualifications
Selection criteria  Required language for oral  Oral examination
examination: Italian  Required languages for oral examination: Italian and
 The exam can be taken in the English
following languages: Italian or  Italian language knowledge
English
The evaluation of qualifications is preliminary to the admission test. To gain access to the written/oral tests, candidate must have attained a
minimum score of 15 points. The evaluation will be made before the written test and the results will be published on the web site of the
Dottorati di Ricerca.
Place: Università di Verona, Aula Didattica Chirurgia B Dipartimento di Chirurgia, Policlinico G.B Rossi,
P.le L.A. Scuro n.10, Verona
Oral examination
Date: 15 October 2010
Time: 9. a.m.
Score:
Documents:
 Final graduation mark (maximum score): 0-5 points
 Graduation Thesis (maximum score): 0-5 points
 Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 0-10 points
Documents to be presented  Curriculum Vitae
 Scientific Publications (maximum score): 0-10 points
 Other qualifications which the candidate considers
 Other qualifications which the
relevant (maximum score): 0-3 points
candidate considers relevant
Score: 15/33
General Surgery – Paediatric Surgery – Gastroenterology – Vascular Surgery

Examination topics To get information on the research projects that will be proposed to candidate students, please go at:
Doctoral Programin SCIENCE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND HUMAN MOVEMENT

Directed by Prof. Federico Schena
Department of Reference Neurological, Neuropsychological, Morphological and Movement Sciences
Italian Partner Universities University of Brescia
Scholarship funded by University of Verona aiming

to promoter International Doctoral Programs in
collaboration with EU and non-EU Universities.
Successful candidate will work on the following
research project: “The sound of Action” in
collaboration with the Faculty of Human Movement
Science, University of Amsterdam
It is compulsory a period of studies and research
spent in the partner University (min. 9 months)
with the activation of a co-tutoring thesis.
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Foreign candidates
Italian candidates:
 Evaluation of qualifications  The exam can be taken in the following
Evaluation criteria  Oral examination languages: Italian or English
 Required languages for oral examination:  Foreign candidates can take the oral
Italian and English both compulsory examination by teleconference/voip; contact
PhD director Professor Federico Schena
(federico.schena@univr.it)
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà Scienze Motorie, Via Casorati, 43, Verona
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Documents to be presented
 Other relevant qualifications
 Certified research experiences
The oral exam will focus on the scientific backgrounds of the PhD course with special emphasis on the
integrated physiological mechanisms involved in the response to exercise and human movement. The
Examination topics
candidate has to discuss the specific research project chosen among those available in the PhD course
published on the web page of the PhD School: http://www.sdsbt.univr.it/sdol/main?ent=iniziativa
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GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR LIFE AND HEALTH SCIENCES

Dean Prof. Corrado Vassanelli
Dr Gianmaria Meneghini
School Secretariat e-mail: gianmaria.meneghini@univr.it
Ph. 0039 045 8028270
Doctoral Program in Bioscience – Reproduction and Life Sciences Department
Doctoral Program in Molecular, Industrial and Environmental Biotechnologies – Biotechnology
Doctoral Courses and Department
Departments Doctoral Program in Clinical Proteomics – Medicine Department
Doctoral Program in Cardiovascular Sciences – Surgery Department
Doctoral Program in Medical, Clinical and Experimental Sciences - Medicine Department
Internal Medicine and Gatroenterology Department - University of Bologna - Italy
internal Medicine Department - University of Milano - Italy
CE.I.NGE Biotecnologies – Napoli - Italy
Institute of Internal Medicine - University Sacro Cuore, Roma - Italy
Dept. of Genetic, Biology and Medical Chemistry - University of Torino - Italy
Dipartimento di Scienze Ambientali - University Ca’ Foscari di Venezia - Italy
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome, Italy
ENEA - Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Rome, Italy
University of California – Berkeley - United States of America
Johns Hopkins University – School of Medicine - United States of America
Depts. of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School - Boston, MA -
United States of America
External partners Purdue University – Department of Biochemestry, West Lafayette, IN - United States of
Université de la Mediterranee d’Aix en Provence - France
Hôpital Cochin-Paris-France
Institut Pasteur – France
Toulouse Université – France
Goethe Universität – Frankfurt Am Main - Germany
Mülheimer Max-Planck-Institute - Germany
Nijmegen Center of Molecular Life Sciences, Department of Biochemistry - Netherlands
Cardiovascular Research, Clinic and Experimental Service of Cardiovascular Surgery University of
Geneva - Switzerland
Cranfield University - United Kingdom
Imperial College, London - United Kingdom
University of Edimburgh - United Kingdom
The goals of our School are addressed to the training of students for academic and research positions in
government Institutions or private biomedical – biotechnological research institutes or companies. Our
educational programs are based on the development of research projects by the PhD students in an
interdisciplinary contest. Such programs are developed through a virtual laboratory, obtained by grouping
School teaching programme
of the existing laboratories of research group from the present School with free access to PhD student
based on her/his research program.
The School is strongly engaged in internationalization PhD actions as indicated in each PhD Course’s
program.
Doctoral Program in BIOSCIENCE
Directed by Prof.ssa Carla Voltattorni
Department of Reference Reproduction and Life Sciences
Partner Departments Public Health and Community Medicine
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n. 3
University
Positions available International scholarship n. 1
Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:
Selection criteria  Oral examination
 Required languages for oral examination: Italian and
 Required languages for oral
English
examination: Italian and English
 Italian language knowledge
Place: Università di Verona, Auletta di Biochimica, Sezione di Chimica Biologica, Istituti Biologici, Facoltà
di Medicina e Chirurgia, strada le Grazie 8, Verona.
Oral examination
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Documents: Score:
 Final graduation mark  Final graduation mark (maximum score): 10 Points
 Graduation Thesis  Graduation Thesis (maximum score): 15 Points
 Curriculum Vitae  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 15 Points
 Scientific Publications  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 10 Points
 Other qualifications which the  Other qualifications which the candidate considers
candidate considers relevant relevant (maximum score): 10 points
Maximum Total Score: 60 Points
Examination topics Biochemistry; Applied Biochemistry; Molecular Biology; Applied Biology; Genomic Epidemiology
Doctoral Program in MOLECULAR, INDUSTRIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGIES

Directed by Prof. Roberto Bassi
Department of Reference Biotechnology
Department of Neurological, Neuropsychological, Morphological and Movement Sciences

Partner Departments
Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Italian Partner Universities “Ca’ Foscari” University of Venezia
Université de la Méditerranée d’Aix en Provence (F);

Foreign Partner Universities
Cranfield University (UK)
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (IT);

University of California – Berkeley (U.S.A.);
Johns Hopkins University – School of Medicine, Baltimore (U.S.A.)
Goethe Universität – Frankfurt Am Main (D);
Mülheimer Max-Planck-Institute (D);
Imperial College, London (UK);
University of Edimburgh (UK)
ENEA Italian National Agency for New Technologies, (IT)
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n. 4
University

n. 1
Cariverona
Positions available

Selection criteria  Oral examination  Oral examination
 Required language for oral examination:  Required language for oral examination: English
English  The exam can be taken in the following languages:
 The exam can be taken in the following Italian, English, Spanish, French (to be specified
languages: Italian, English, Spanish , on the Application Form)
French (to be specified in the Application  Italian language knowledge
Form)
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Biotecnologie (Department of Biotechnology), Strada le
Grazie 15, Cà Vignal 2, Verona
Written examination
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Biotecnologie (Department of Biotechnology), Strada le

Oral examination Grazie 15, Cà Vignal 2, Verona
Time: 10.00 a.m.
 Final graduation mark (maximum score): 20 Points
 Graduation Thesis (maximum score): 10 Points
 Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 15 Points
Documents to be presented  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 10 Points
 Other qualifications which could be considered relevant (maximum score): 5 Points
Chemistry; Biochemistry; Molecular Biology; Vegetable Physiology; Plant Chemistry, Microbiology,

Examination Topics
Molecular Medicine
Doctoral Program in CLINICAL PROTEOMICS

Directed by Prof. Oliviero Olivieri
Department of Reference Medicine
Dept. of Genetic, Biology and Medical Chemistry, University of Torino;

Institute of Internal Medicine, University Sacro Cuore, Rome
Dept. of Internal Medicine – University of Milan
CE.I.NGE Biotecnologie – Naples
Depts of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Chidren’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA,
Foreign Partner Universities USA
Nijmegen Center of Molecular Life Sciences Department of Biochemistry, The Netherland
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Purdue University – Department of Biochemestry, West Lafayette, INDIANA, USA

Hôpital Cochin-Paris-France
Institut Pasteur – FRANCIA
Toulouse Université – FRANCIA
Ministerial Scholarship reserved for the realization of a

Positions available research project in the following scientific sector: Nuove
Scholarships DM 198/03 n. 1
applicazioni dell’Industria Biomedicale – New
applications for the Biomedical Industry
Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:
Selection criteria  Written examination
 Required language for oral examination: English
 Required language for oral examination:
 The exam can be taken in the following languages:
English
Italian and English
Place: Policlinico G.B. Rossi, Aula “G. De Sandre”, Medicina Interna B, 6° piano, P.le L.A. Scuro, 10,
Verona
Written examination
Time: 9.30 a.m.
Place: Policlinico G.B. Rossi, Aula “G. De Sandre”, Medicina Interna B, 6° piano, P.le L.A. Scuro, 10,
Verona
Oral examination
Time: 9.30 a.m.
Documents and Score:
 Curriculum Vitae and Scientific Publications (Maximum Score): 20 points
 Other qualifications which the candidate considers relevant (Maximum Score): 5 points
Documents to be presented  Previous research experiences duly certified (Maximum Score): 5 points
 n.1 (for Italian candidates) n.2 (for foreign candidates) presentation letters released by Professors of
the University who conferred the academic title
Examination topics Strategies of proteomic analysis for clinical applications and cellular models
Doctoral Program in CARDIOVASCULAR SCIENCES

Directed by Prof. Alessandro Mazzucco
Department of Reference Surgery
Cardiovascular Research, Clinic and Experimental Service of Cardiovascular Surgery University of

Foreign Partner Universities
Geneva , Switzerland

n. 1
Cariverona
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Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:
Selection criteria  Evaluation of qualifications
 Required language for oral examination: Italian
 The exam will be taken in the following
and English
language: Italian and English
Place: Ospedale Civile Maggiore (Civil Hospital), Divisione di Cardiochirurgia, Dipartimento di Chirurgia
Oral examination Meeting Room – Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Integrata di Verona - Piazzale Stefani n. 1, Verona
Time: 09.00 a.m.
Score
Documents:
 Final graduation mark (maximum score): 10
Points
 Graduation Thesis (maximum score): 10 Points
Documents to be presented  Scientific Publications
 Scientific Publications (maximum score): 10
 Other qualifications which the candidate Points
considers relevant
 Other qualifications which the candidate
considers relevant (maximum score): 10 Points
MaximumTotal Score: 60 Points
Physics; Biochemistry; Biology; Physiology; Fluidynamics; Biomaterials; Cardiology; Cardiac Surgery;

Examination topics
Research Laboratory.
Doctoral Program in MEDICAL, CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCES

Directed by Prof. Enzo Bonora
Department of Reference Medicine
Italian Partner Universities Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology Dept, University of Bologna
Ministerial Scholarship reserved for the

realization of a research project in the following
scientific sector: Salute dell’Uomo – Studio e
Scholarship funded by D.M. 198/03 n. 1
trattamento dei tumori e delle malattie
degenerative con i nuovi approcci dedicati
Positions available dalla conoscenza del genoma umano

n. 1
Cariverona
Italian candidates Foreign candidates

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 Required language for oral  Required languages for oral examination:

examination: English Italian/English
 The exam can be taken in the  The exam can be taken in the following
following languages: language: English
Italian/English
Place: Ospedale Civile Maggiore (Civil Hospital), Centro Culturale “G. Marani” (Cultural Centre “G.
Marani”) , Aula Incontri, Azienda, Via S. Camillo De Lellis (next to the Civil Hospital), Verona
Oral examination
Date: October, 19th 2010
Time: 09.30 a.m.
 Nutrition, nutrients and pathology of gastro-intestinal system; influence of gastro-intestinal diseases
on nutritional status
 Epidemiology, pathophysiology and clinical aspects of insulin-resistance, of metabolic syndrome, and
Examination topics of related pathological conditions
 Pathophysiology of apoptosis
 Physiology and Pathophysiology of Aging
 Hypertensive syndromes, atherothrombosis and cardiovascular disease
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCES ENGINEERING MEDICINE
Dean Prof.ssa Marina Bentivoglio
Dr Paola Baltieri
School Secretariat e-mail: paola.baltieri@univr.it
Ph. 0039 045 8027026
PhD Program in Computer Science – Department of Computer Science
PhD Program in Applied Biotechnologies - Department of Biotechnology
PhD Program in Neurosciences - Department of Neurological, Neuropsychological Morphological and
Doctoral Programs and Movement Sciences
PhD Program in Psychological and Psychiatric Sciences – Public Health and Community Medicine
Departments PhD Program in Multimodal Imaging in Biomedicine – Department of Neurological, Neuropsychological
Morphological and Movement Sciences
PhD Program in Nano-tecnologies and nano-materials for bio-medical applications - Department of
Biotechnology
The common educational objective of all PhD programs of the School is education through research.
Students acquire the analytical abilities, experimental methods and frame of mind that are necessary to
advance knowledge and solve frontier problems in their discipline.
A common and distinctive trait of all doctorates offered by the School is the study of complex systems,
whether natural, artificial or hybrid. Neurosciences and Psychological and Psychiatric Sciences study
the brain and its behaviour, where the brain is the most complex system existing in nature. Computer
Educational objectives Science studies and designs computational systems, that are typically artificial. However, the border
between the natural and the artificial is blurred, and many systems are rather hybrid. In Applied
Biotechnologies, research in biochemistry, genetics and physiology of plants is finalized to food safety,
environmental protection and agriculture, where artificial factors overlap and intervene over the natural
substrate of plants' biology. Similarly, research in Computer Science ranges from bioinformatics, where
one designs biologically-inspired computational models, to the quest for reducing energy consumption in
computers, hitting the physical substrate of electronic computers. The hybrid character of many complex
systems and the evolution of natural sciences into computational sciences are poised to offer increasing
opportunities for inter-disciplinary research.
Doctoral Program in APPLIED BIOTECHNOLOGIES
Curriculum: AGROINDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGIES

Directed by Prof. Massimo Delledonne
Department of Reference Biotecnology

n. 2
University
Scholarships reserved for foreign

n. 1
students
Ministerial Scholarship reserved for the realization

of a research project in the following scientific
Positions available sector:
Scholarship funded by D.M. 198/03 n. 1 Valorizzazione dei prodotti tipici
dell’agroalimentare e sicurezza alimentare
attraverso nuovi sistemi di caratterizzazione e
garanzia di qualità
Selection criteria Italian candidates: Foreign candidates:
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 Oral examination  Oral examination, also in video conference call
 The exam can be taken in the following upon request by the candidate. In such case
languages: Italian; English contact e-mail address in mandatory
 The exam can be taken in the following
languages: Italian; English
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Scienze Matematiche Fisiche e Naturali (Faculty of
Sciences), Ca’ Vignal 2, Strada le Grazie 15, Verona
Oral examination
Date: October 20th, 2010
Time: 10 a.m.
Score:
Documents:
 Final graduation mark  Graduation Thesis
 Graduation Thesis  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 30 Points
 Curriculum Vitae  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 10 Points
 Scientific Publications  Other qualifications which the candidate considers
 Other qualifications which the relevant (maximum score): 5 Points
candidate considers relevant
Maximum Total Score: 60 points
Examination topics Molecular Biology; Genetics; Chemistry; Biochemistry
Curriculum: GRAPEWINE AND WINE BIOTECHNOLOGIES

n. 1
University
Positions available
Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:
 Evaluation of qualifications  Oral examination, also in video conference call
Selection criteria
 Oral examination upon request by the candidate. In such case
 The exam can be taken in the contact e-mail address in mandatory
following languages: Italian; English  The exam can be taken in the following languages:
Italian; English
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Scienze Matematiche Fisiche e Naturali (Faculty of Sciences),
Ca’ Vignal 2, Strada le Grazie 15, Verona
Oral examination
Date: October 20th, 2010
Time: 10:00
Documents: Score:
 Final graduation mark  Final graduation mark (maximum score): 15 Points
 Curriculum Vitae  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 30 Points
Documents to be presented  Scientific Publications  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 10 Points
 Other qualifications which the  Other qualifications which the candidate considers
candidate considers relevant relevant (maximum score): 5 Points
Examination Topics Plant Genetics, Agricultural Microbiology, General Botany
Doctoral Program in COMPUTER SCIENCE

Directed by Prof. Luca Viganò
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Department of Reference Computer Science
International scholarships n. 1
Ministerial Scholarships reserved for the

realization of research projects in the following
scientific sectors:
 “Innovative wide-band
telecommunication systems, also
Scholarships funded by D.M. 198/03 n. 2
with the use of satellites, for diverse
Positions available users, aiming at security, prevention
and intervention in the case of
natural catastrophes”
 “ICT and electronic components”

n. 1
Cariverona
Positions without scholarships n. 5
Foreign/Italian candidates not resident in

Italy:
Italian candidates:
Selection criteria  Evaluation of qualifications  Oral examination, also in video
 Oral examination conference call upon request by the
candidate. In such case contact e-mail
address in mandatory.
Place: Università di Verona , Dipartimento di Informatica, Dean’s Office, Ca Vignal 2, Strada le grazie
15, 37135, Verona, Italia.
Oral examination
Time: 9.00 a.m.
For both Italian and foreign candidates
 Final graduation mark (if graduation completed before the presentation of the documents)
 Graduation Thesis (if graduation completed before the presentation of the documents)
 List of university courses attended (with marks)
Documents to be presented  Scientific Publications (if any)
 Other qualifications that the candidate considers relevant
 A motivation letter by the candidate
 2 presentation/reference letters (possibly released by professors of the university/universities that
conferred the academic title/titles)
Examination topics Topics in the field of computer science in order to assess the candidates attitude for research
Doctoral Program in NANO-TECNOLOGIES AND NANO-MATERIALS FOR BIO-MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

Directed by Prof. Marco Bettinelli
Department of Reference Biotechnology
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 Required language: English  Required language: English
Luogo: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Informatica, Cà Vignal 2, Strada Le Grazie 15, Verona
Written examination Data: 4th October 2010
Ora : 2.30 p.m.
 Certificate with final graduation mark (max 15 points)
 Graduation thesis (max 15 points)
 Curriculum Vitae (max 5 points)
Documents to be presented  Scientific Publications (max 5 points)
 Other relevant qualifications (max 5 points)
 Other (max 5 points)
Examination topics Physical, material science, chemical and biological subjects
Doctoral Program in NEUROSCIENCES

Directed by Prof. Leonardo Chelazzi
Proposing Department Neurological, Neuropsychological, Morphological and Movement Sciences
Scholarship reserved for the

development of the following research
project: “Salute dell’Uomo – studio e
Borse D.M. 198/03 n. 1 trattamento dei tumori e delle malattie
Positions available degenerative con nuovi approcci
dedicati dalla conoscenza del genoma
umano”
Italian/Foreign candidates not

resident in Italy:
Italian/Foreign candidates resident in Italy:  Evaluation of qualifications
Examination scheme  The written and oral examinations
can be replaced by a single
 Required language for the oral examination: English
telematic interview (e.g. Skype)
 The exam can be taken in the following language:
 Required language for the oral
English
examination: English.
 The exam can be taken in the
following language: English.
The evaluation of qualifications is preliminary to the admission test. To gain access to the written/oral tests, candidate must have
attained a minimum score of 10 points. The evaluation will be made before the written test and the results will be published on the web
site of the Dottorati di Ricerca.
Place: Università degli Studi di Verona – Dipartimento di Scienze Neurologiche Neuropsicologiche,

Written examination
Morfologiche e Motorie – Sezione di Fisiologia- Strada Le Grazie, 8, Verona
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Time: 9.45 a.m.
Place: Università degli Studi di Verona – Dipartimento di Scienze Neurologiche Neuropsicologiche,

Morfologiche e Motorie – Sezione di Fisiologia- Strada Le Grazie, 8, Verona
Oral examination
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Documents: Score:
 Final graduation mark and list of all taken exams with  Final graduation mark and list of all
marks. taken exams with marks (maximum
 Graduation Thesis (dissertation) score): 5 points
 Curriculum Vitae  Graduation Thesis (maximum score):
 Scientific Publications 5 points
 Other documents and certificates which the candidate  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 5
considers relevant points
 At least one reference letter  Scientific Publications (maximum
score): 5 points
 Other documents and certificates
which the candidate considers
relevant (maximum score): 5 points
 At least one reference letter
(maximum score): 5 points
Examination topics Basic and clinical neurosciences
Doctoral program in PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SCIENCES

Directed by Prof.ssa Mirella Ruggeri
Department of Reference Public Health and Community Medicine
Other Departments Neurological, Neuropsychological, Morphological and Movement Sciences

International scholarships n. 1
Positions available Scholarships funded by Fondazione n. 1

Cariverona
Italian candidates:
Foreign candidates
 Oral examination  Written examination
 Required language for oral examination:  Oral examination
Selection criteria
English  Required language for oral
 The exam can be taken in the following examination: English.
language: English  The exam can be taken in the following
language: English.
The evaluation of qualifications is preliminary to the admission test. To gain access to the written/oral tests, candidate must have
attained a minimum score of 20 points. The evaluation will be made before the written test and the results will be published on the web
site of the Dottorati di Ricerca.
Written examination Place: Università di Verona, Policlinico G.B. Rossi, Biblioteca della Palazzina Centro OMS e UO di
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Psicosomatica e Psicologia Clinica, P.le L.A. Scuro 10, Verona

Time: 10 a.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Policlinico G.B. Rossi, Biblioteca della Palazzina Centro OMS e UO di
Oral examination Psicosomatica e Psicologia Clinica, P.le L.A. Scuro 10, Verona
Date: 21st October 2010
Time: 10 a.m.
Psychological Curriculum: a) General Psychology with special reference to Perception, Attention and
Memory; b) Experimental Neuropsychology with reference to the neural and cognitive bases of
Perception, Attention, Memory and Language.
Psychiatric and Clinical Psychology Curriculum: Epidemiological Psychiatry, Biological Psychiatry
and Psychopharmacology, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy. Particular emphasis will be given to
the methodological aspects of both experimental and clinical research.
Examination topics
Written examination: There will be two different categories of topics, one for the Psychology and the
other for the Psychiatry Curriculum. The candidate is entitled to choose between these two categories.
For each category one theme will be drawn. The oral examination will concern questions related to the
topic chosen by the candidate for the written examination.
IMPORTANT: the chosen Curriculum has to be reported by the candidate in the Application Form
under the item Curriculum/Topic/Scholarship
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GRADUATE SCHOOL IN HUMAN SCIENCES AND PHILOSOPHY

Dean Prof.ssa Paola Di Nicola
Dr. Catia Cordioli

School Secretariat e-mail: catia.cordioli@univr.it
Ph. 0039 045 8028031/8654
Doctoral Program in Philosophy – Department of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology
Doctoral Program in Psychology of Organizations: Differentiation and Integration Processes -
Department of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology
Doctoral Courses and
Doctoral Program in Education and Lifelong Learning Science - Department of Philosophy,
Departments Pedagogy and Psychology
Doctoral Program in Sociology and Social Research – Department of Art, Archaeology, History and
Society
External Partners Philosophy – University of Bologna
The Graduate School has the aim to support the didactic activity of the doctorates in philosophical,
pedagogical, psychological, sociological sciences. It supports the interdisciplinary dialogue between
disciplines, especially at methodological and epistemological level, in the perspective of the
School educational objectives internationalization of the research and of young researcher education. This aim is pursued through
scholarships and organizing high formation experiences to graduates. The School organizes courses and
seminaries on theoretical and methodological topics, and on specific problems of empirical research. It
develops cultural exchanges with Italian and foreign qualified institutes of research and promotes the
spread of the main findings of the research, through public conventions and seminaries
Doctoral Program in PHILOSOPHY

Directed by Prof. Ferdinando Marcolungo
Department of Reference Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psicology
Italian Partner Universities Philosophy Department – University of Bologna

n. 3
University
Positions available International Scholarships n. 1
Italian candidates:
Foreign candidates:
 Required language for oral
 Compulsory languages required for oral examination: Italian
examination: Italian
or English
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, Via S. Francesco 22, Verona
Written examination Date: 22nd October 2010
Time: 9,30 a.m.
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Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, 2° piano Sala Dottorandi, Via S. Francesco 22,
Verona
Oral examination
Time: 9,30 a.m.
Necessary documents
Examination topics Philosophy general subjects relevant to the specific curricula
Doctoral Program in PSYCHOLOGY OF ORGANIZATIONS: DIFFERENTIATION AND INTEGRATION

PROCESSES
Directed by Prof.ssa Adalgisa Battistelli
Department of Reference Philosophy, Pedagogy, Psychology

n. 1
University
Scholarship funded by University of Verona aiming to promoter

International Doctoral Programs in collaboration with EU and
non-EU Universities.
Successful candidate will work on the following research
project: “The impact of job insecurity on innovation process
in organizations” in collaboration with the Department of
Psychology, K.U. Leuven.
It is compulsory a period of studies and research spent in the
Positions available partner University (18 months) with the activation of a co-
tutoring thesis.
To get information about the “co-tutelle de these” procedure
please visit the following web site:
http://www.univr.it/main?ent=servizioaol&idDest=2&sServ=68&s
erv=65&ssServ=128&lang=en
Scholarships for foreign

n. 1
students

Selection criteria  Required language for the
examinations: Italian
 During the oral exam will be
verified the knowledge of the
following foreign language:
English
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di filosofia, pedagogia e psicologia, Lungadige Porta Vittoria,
17, Verona
Written examination
Time: 2.00 p.m.
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Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di filosofia, pedagogia e psicologia, Lungadige Porta Vittoria,
17, Verona
Oral examination
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Documents and scores:

Documents to be reported by
Italian candidates  Curriculum Vitae Min 5 Max 10
 Scientific Publications Min.2 Max 5
 Previous research experiences, duly certified Min. 3 Max 5
Total Score: Min 10 Max 20
Documents and scores:
 Curriculum vitae Min 20 Max 40
 Two letters of presentation from two university professors indicating personal and professional
Documents to be reported by attitudes and competencies of candidate Min 15 Max 30
foreign candidates
 Research project Min 50 Max 100
 Other qualifications which could be considered relevant Min 5 Max 10
Total Score: Min 90 Max 180
All documents will be accepted in English, French, Spanish languages or translated in Italian
Examination Topics Work and Organizational Psychology
Doctoral Program in EDUCATION AND LIFELONG LEARNING SCIENCE

Directed by Prof.ssa Franco Larocca
Department of Reference Philosophy, Pedagogy, Psicology

n. 2
University

n. 1
Positions available Cariverona
European foreign candidates:

 During the exam will be tested the knowledge of
English or of another foreign language chosen
Italian candidates: among the European Community ones. (to be
indicated in the Application Form)
 Evaluation of qualifications  The exam will be taken in the following language:
 Oral examination Italian
Selection criteria  Test of English language or another
Extra-European foreign candidates:
foreign languages among the European
Community ones. (to be indicated in the  Evaluation of qualifications
Application Form  Oral examination
 The exam will be taken in the following  During the exam will be tested the knowledge of
language: Italian English or of another foreign language chosen
among the European Community ones. (to be
indicated in the Application Form)
 The oral exam can be taken in videoconference. In
that case she/he will have to specify it in the
Application Form indicating a correct e-mail
address for the convocation.
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Place: Università di Verona, Classroom Zorzi/B, Facoltà di Scienze della Formazione (Faculty of
Education), Lungadige Porta Vittoria, 17, Verona
Oral examination
Time: 9.00
 Final graduation mark.
 Curriculum Vitae.
Documents to be presented  n. 2 presentation letters released by Professors of the University which conferred the academic title
(for foreign candidates only).
General subject areas concerning Education Sciences.

1. Epistemology and methodology of educational research. 2. Educational theories and practices through
the history. 3. Social interactions and individual and cultural developmental processes. 4. Theories and
planning of educational processes in school and extra-school contexts. 5. Care practices and devices in
Examination topics
educational and social field. 6. Special educational needs: policies, theories, planning and practices. 7.
Cooperation, socio-educational and intercultural mediation. 8. Sexual difference in education and
educational research. 9. Children’s and Young Literature and reading education. 10. Lifelong learning and
Adult education.
Doctoral Program in SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
Directed by Prof. Domenico Secondulfo
Department of Reference Art, Archaeology, History and Society
Scholarships funded by the n. 2

University
Scholarships funded by
Fondazione Cariverona n. 1
Positions available

Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:
 Required languages for oral examination: English,
 Required language for oral
French for English-Speaking People
examination: English
 The exam will be taken in the following language:
 The exam will be taken in the
Italian
following language: Italian
Luogo: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Arte, Archeologia, Storia e Società, via San Francesco 22 -
Verona
Written examination
Data: 27th October 2010
Ora: 10.00
Luogo: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Arte, Archeologia, Storia e Società, via San Francesco 22 -
Verona
Oral examination
Data: 27th October 2010
Ora: 15.30
Score:
Documents:
 Final graduation mark (maximum score): 5 points
Documents to be presented  Final graduation mark  Curriculum Vitae (maximum score): 5 points
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General Sociology – Sociology of cultural and communicative processes – Methodology of Research –

Examination topics
Social Policy – Sociology of networks – Sociology of consumption – Sociology of groups
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GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR THE HUMANITIES
Dean Prof. Gian Paolo Romagnani
Sig.ra Giulia Benfari

School Secretariat e-mail: giulia.benfari@univr.it
Ph. 0039 045 8028721/8659
Doctoral Program in English Studies - Language and Foreign Literatures Department
Doctoral Program in Cultural Heritage and Territory – Art, Archaeology, History and Society
Department
Doctoral Courses and Doctoral Program in Literature and Philology – Philology, Literature and Linguistics Department
Doctoral Program in Foreign Literatures and Literature Sciences – Department Languages and
Departments Foreign Literatures
Doctoral Program in Linguistics – Philology, Literature and Linguistics Department
Doctoral Program in Historical and Anthropological Sciences - Art, Archaeology, History and Society
Department
SSIS Veneto
External Partners
Fondazione Bruno Kessler – Centro per gli Studi Storici italo - germanici di Trento
Doctoral Program in ENGLISH STUDIES
Directed by Prof.ssa Daniela Carpi
Department of Reference Languages and Foreign Literatures
Positions available Positions without funding n. 2
Foreign candidates:
Italian candidates:  Evaluation of qualifications
Selection criteria  Written examination
 Official languages for oral examination:
English and Italian
 Official languages for oral examination: Italian
 The exam can be taken in the following
and English
languages: English and Italian
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Lingue e Letterature Straniere, Biblioteca del Dipartimento
(Languages and Foreign Literatures Department Library), Via San Francesco n.22, Verona
Written examination
Time: 9.30 a.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Facoltà di Lingue e Letterature Straniere, (Languages and Foreign
Literatures Department Library), Via San Francesco n.22, Verona
Oral examination
Time: 9.30 a.m.
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Attachment n. 1

Documents to be presented  Other qualifications which the candidate considers relevant
 The candidate must submit a written detailed research project, comprehensive of bibliography,
related to the Ph.D. thesis that he/she desires to develop during the Doctoral Course (only for
Italian candidates)
 Specialization Course
 at least n. 2 reference letters released by Professors of the University who conferred the academic
title (only for foreign candidates)
Examination topics English Literature, Anglo-American Literature, Linguistics and Translation Studies
Doctoral Program in CULTURAL HERITAGE AND TERRITORY
Directed by Prof.ssa Loredana Olivato
Department of Reference Art , Archaeology, History and Society
Partners Departments Philology, Literature and Linguistics; Languages and Foreign Literatures ; Economics

n. 3
University
AGSM
Scholarship funded by AGSM reserved for the realization
of the following research project: “The territory
Scholarships funded by private or development through production structures”
Positions available n. 1
public bodies
Important: candidates who intend to apply for this
particular scholarship have to specify it in the
Application Form under the item
Curriculum/Topic/Scholarship

Selection criteria  Oral examination  Oral examination
 Required language for oral  Required language for oral examination: Italian
examination: Italian  The exam will be taken in the following language:
 Reading and translation into a UE Italian
language, chosen by the candidate  Reading and translation into a UE language, chosen
(to be indicated in the Application by the candidate (to be indicated in the Application
Form) Form)
Place: Università di Verona, , Dipartimento di Arte, Archeologia, Storia e Società , Auletta dottorandi, III
piano edificio di Lingue, Via San Francesco, 22, Verona
Written examination
Time: 10.00 a.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Arte, Archeologia, Storia e Società , Auletta dottorandi, III
piano edificio di Lingue, Via San Francesco, 22, Verona
Oral examination
Time: 10.00 a.m.
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 Curriculum Vitae: (maximum score): 5 Points
 Scientific Publications (maximum score): 5 Point
Documents to be presented and  Other qualifications which the candidate considers relevant (maximum score): 5 Points
score  The candidate must submit a written detailed research project, comprehensive of bibliography,
related to the Ph.D. Thesis that he/she desires to develop during the Doctoral Course (maximum
score): 5 Points
1. Curricula of Archeology (Archaeology; Archaeological Research Methodology: L-ANT/02;

L-ANT/07; L-ANT/10)
2. Art History (History of Medioeval, Modern, Contemporary Art; L-ART/01; L-ART/02; L-
ART/03; History of Art Criticism: L-ART/04; History of Architecture: ICAR/15; ICAR/18)
Examination Topics 3. Geography (Geography: M-GGR/01)
4. Research project on “The territory development through production structures”: see 2. Art
History
The candidate has to indicate the curriculum for which he/she intends to apply in the
Application Form under the item Curriculum/topic/scholarship of _______________________
Doctoral Program in LITERATURE AND PHILOLOGY

Directed by Prof. Giuseppe Chiecchi
Department of Reference Philology, Literature and Linguistics
Positions available Positions without funding n. 3
Italian and foreign candidates:

 Oral examination (the oral examination foresees the presentation of a written research project that
Selection criteria must also be submitted to the Commission, together with the curriculum, at the beginning of the
oral examination)
 The exam will be taken in the following language: Italian
 During the oral examination candidates will have to demonstrate the knowledge of one of the
following languages: English, French and German (to be reported in the Application Form)
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Filosofia, Letteratura e Linguistica, Aula Riunioni, 3°
Piano, Polo Zanotto, Viale dell'Università 4, Verona
Written examination
Time: 2.00 p.m.
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Filosofia, Letteratura e Linguistica, Aula Riunioni, 3°

Piano, Polo Zanotto, Viale dell'Università 4, Verona
Oral examination
Date : 28 October 2010
Time: 10.00 a.m.
 Curriculum vitae
Documents to be presented and
scores  If admitted to the oral examination the candidate must provide a detailed and written research
project followed by a bibliography concerning the Ph.D. thesis to be developed.
Italian Philology (L-FIL-LET/13)

Examination topics
History of the Ancient Near East (L-OR/01)
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Performing Arts (L-ART/05)

Doctoral Program in FOREIGN LITERATURES AND LITERATURE SCIENCES
Directed by Prof.ssa Annamaria Babbi
Department of Reference Languages and Foreign Literatures
Positions available
Italian candidates:
Foreign candidates:
 Required languages for oral examination: two
 Required language for oral examination:
European languages chosen by the candidate
Italian
and to be indicated in the Application Form
language: Italian
language: Italian
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Lingue e Letterature Straniere, Sala Riunioni, Lungadige
Written examination – Foreign and
Porta Vittoria, 41, Verona
Comparative Literature Date: 18 October 2010
Time: 3 p.m.
Written examination –
Porta Vittoria, 41, Verona
Philology Date: 19 October 2010
Time: 9 a.m.
Oral examination (for both curricula) Porta Vittoria, 41, Verona
Date: 20 October
Time: 3 p.m.
Documents to be presented and  Scientific Publications (maximum score): 5 Points
score  Other qualifications which the candidate considers relevant (maximum score): 3 Points
 The candidate will have to submit an original research project within the disciplinary field or the
chosen discipline (maximum score): 0 Points
Examination Topics Philology – Foreign and Comparative Literature
Doctoral Program in LINGUISTICS
Directed by Prof.ssa Camilla Bettoni
Department of Reference Philology, Literature and Linguistics
Partner Departments Foreign Languages and Literature
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Attachment n. 1
Scholarship funded by the University of Verona

aiming to promote International Ph.D. courses in
collaboration with EU and non-EU universities,
leading to a double or joint doctoral degree (Co-
tututoring of theses).
Successful candidate will work on the following co-
tutored research project: "Patterns of cross-
Scholarship funded by the University linguistic variation at the syntax-semantics
reserved for the realization of the n. 1 interface” in collaboration with the University of
following international project Utrecht (Netherlands)
Positions available A period of 18 months spent at the partner

University is compulsory.
Italian candidates: Foreign Candidates

 Qualifications (20/120)  Qualifications (20/120)
 Written exam (60/120)  Written exam (60/120)
 Oral exam (30/120)  Oral exam (30/120)
 Language to be tested during the oral exam  Language to be tested during the oral exam
Selection Criteria (to be mentioned in the Application Form): (to be mentioned in the Application Form): one
one chosen by the candidate among chosen by the candidate among English,
English, French, German and Italian, French, German and Italian, provided it is
provided it is different from that in which the different from that in which the whole exam is
whole exam is taken (10/120) taken (10/120)
 The exam can be taken in the following  The exam can be taken in the following
language: Italian or English languages: Italian or English
Place: Università di Verona, Sala Riunioni della Presidenza della Facoltà di Lingue, Via San Francesco
22, Verona
Written examination
Date: 7 October, 2010
Time: 10.00 am
Place: Università di Verona, Sala Riunioni della Presidenza della Facoltà di Lingue, Via San Francesco
22, Verona
Oral examination
Time: 10.00 am
Documents:
 Curriculum Vitae (0/20)
Documents to be presented and  Scientific Publications (10/20)
score  Research experiences, duly certified (5/20)
 Other relevant qualifications (5/20)
Maximum Total Score: 20/120

Historical Linguistics; General Linguistics; Germanic Philology; Second Language acquisition;
Examination topics
Language Teaching
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Attachment n. 1
Doctoral Program in HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Directed by Prof. Gian Maria Varanini
Department of Reference Art, Archaeology, History and Society
Università degli studi di Padova

Università degli studi di Venezia Ca’ Foscari
Fondazione Bruno Kessler – Centro per gli Studi Storici italo – germanici
Birkbek College – London University
Scholarship funded by Verona University and

reserved for the realization of a research project on
the following subject “Political communication,
governing class and professional groups in
modern and contemporary Europe”.
Successful candidate will work in collaboration with
International Scholarship n. 1 the Birkbeck College of London where he/she will
Positions available be required to spend a period of at least three
months to obtain the certification of Doctor
Europaeus or 18 months for a “co-tutelle de these”
For further information visit the following web site:
Italian candidates:
 Oral examination: discussion of Foreign candidates:
qualifications and about the research
Selection criteria  Evaluation of qualifications
project presented with the Application Form
 Required languages for oral examination:
two EU languages other than Italian
(reading test only) (to be indicated in the
Application Form)
a) Curricula of Modern History, Contemporary History and International project on “Political
communication, governing class and professional groups in modern and contemporary Europe”
in collaboration with the BIRKBECK COLLEGE (UNIVERSITY OF LONDON).
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Arte, Archeologia, Storia e Società, Sala Dottorandi (PhD
Students’ room), 3° floor, Palazzo di Lettere, Via San Francesco, 22 -37129 Verona
Time: 9.30 a.m.
Oral examination b) Curricula of Ancient History, Medieval History and Social and Cultural Anthropology
Place: Università di Verona, Dipartimento di Arte, Archeologia, Storia e Società, Sala Dottorandi (PhD
Students’ room), 3° floor, Palazzo di Lettere, Via San Francesco, 22 -37129 verona
Time: 9.30 a.m.
IMPORTANT: The chosen Curriculum has to be indicated in the Application Form under the
Curriculum/Topic/Scholarship of ____________________________________-
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Attachment n. 1

 A copy of final dissertation
Documents to be presented and  Academic publications
scores  Previous research experiences, duly certified
 Any other qualification which the candidates consider relevant
 Organized research project ( subjects, objectives, sources, bibliography; max 10 pages)
Score: up to 10 points
1. Curriculum Social and Cultural Anthropology.
Oral examination: Candidates will be required to present their research project and publications (if
any); Examinations topics: History of anthropology, Research methods in contemporary anthropology
and the theoretical debate with particular regard to the museum anthropology.
2. Curriculum Ancient and Medieval History

any);
3. Curriculum Modern History

examination topics
any); Examinations topics: History of Modern Europe (XV-XIX) with particular regard to the latest
historiographical debate.
4. Curriculum Contemporary History

any);
5. Curriculum international project

Candidates applying for this curriculum will be required to present a research project concerning the
following subject “Political communication, governing class and professional groups in modern
and contemporary Europe”. During the exam the knowledge of the English language will be tested.
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GRADUATE SCHOOLS AND DOCTORAL PROGRAMS

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS Pag.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Department of Economics, Finance and Statistics – University of Perugia

Doctoral Program in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

Department of Reference Business Administration and Management

Scholarships funded by the University n. 2

Scholarships funded by Fondazione

Positions without funding n. 3

Total number of positions n. 6

Italian candidates: Foreign candidates:

Date: 4th October 2010

Documents:  Final graduation mark (maximum score): 20/60

Doctoral Program in ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

Department of Reference Economics

Scholarships funded by the University n. 1

Scholarships for foreign students n. 1

Positions without funding n. 6

Total number of positions n. 12

Italian candidates: Foreign candidates:

Doctoral Program in ECONOMIC HISTORY

Department of Reference Economics

Social Studies Department – University of Brescia;

“M Romani” Economic History Department – University “Cattolica” of Milano

Scholarships funded by the

Total number of positions n. 4

Italian candidates: Foreign candidates:

Documents: Score: 16/60

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF LAW

Doctoral program in Corporate Law and Economics – Legal Science Department

Legal Sciences Department – University of Brescia (Italy);

Department of Reference Legal Science

Legal Science Department – University of Brescia (Italy);

Doctoral Programin CORPORATE LAW AND ECONOMICS

Department of Reference Legal Science

Scholarships funded by the University n. 2

Total number of positions n. 6

Faculté de Droit, Université de Paris XII (France);

Italian candidates: Foreign candidates:

 Required language for oral examination: a taken in videoconference respecting

Department of Reference Legal Science

Private Legal Sciences Department – University of Teramo (Italy)

Positions available Scholarships funded by the University n. 1

The international PhD student must spend at

The PhD student must spend at least 12 months

Total number of positions n. 4

GRADUATE SCHOOL IN TRANSLATIONAL BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Dr. Paola Baltieri

Università de Lausanne (CH)

Scholarships funded by Fondazione

Positions without funding n. 2

Total number of positions n. 8

Doctoral Program in MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

Scholarships funded by the University n. 2

Scholarships funded by Fondazione Cariverona n. 1

Total number of positions n. 4

Doctoral Program in FORENSIC MEDICINE AND SCIENCE

Positions available Scholarships funded by the University n. 1

Scholarship funded by University of Verona aiming

Positions without funding n. 2

Total number of positions n. 4