This Bachelor's degree program focuses on the processes of education and training, preparing students for roles as socio-pedagogical educators. The course is structured with two distinct pathways, allowing students to specialize in early childhood education (for services catering to children aged 0-3) or in working with school-aged children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly in various personal service and training settings. The program includes practical laboratory activities designed to develop design and operational skills in educational contexts, alongside essential language and computer competencies. To graduate, students must earn 180 university credits (CFU), typically acquired by completing around 60 credits per year through coursework, examinations, and other teaching methods. The final assessment is graded out of 110.
The program requires the acquisition of 180 university credits (CFU) over three years, with approximately 60 CFU to be earned annually. Coursework and assessments contribute to credit accumulation and grades.
This program prepares graduates for roles as professional socio-pedagogical educators. Graduates can work in various educational and social settings.
The program is taught in Italian. Specific requirements for admission with Italian or foreign qualifications should be consulted via the provided links.
Please refer to the university's admissions pages for detailed information on fees and living costs.
The degree is designed to meet the requirements for becoming an 'educator of educational services for children' as per Ministerial Decree 378/2018 and Legislative Decree 65/2017 in Italy.