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Are you an international student? Welcome to University Parthenope! Here, you will find all the information about your enrolment. Please follow the next steps and check which documents you need to complete your application.

To complete your enrollment, you are required to register on Universitaly.

Only Students interested to enroll to: Business Administration; Economics and Business; International Business Administration and Management; Tourism Firms Management; Applied Computer Science (Machine Learning and Big Data); Fashion, Art and Food Management; Marketing and International Management; Management Engineering are required to register also on Parthenope-not-eu-student web portal (https://supporto.uniparthenope.it/tickets/new/international-students/not-eu-students-enrollment/). Please note that failure to complete registration on both platforms will result in exclusion.

Furher informations can be retrieved here: https://international.uniparthenope.it/how-to-enrol/

I declare that I have read and understood what is written above and accept all responsibility for what is stated below: *

Request subject: * The Subject field is set with the name of the request. It is possible to modify or integrate it to provide specific indications

Description: * The Description field is set with the generic description of the request. It is possible to modify or integrate it to provide specific indications

Request: *

Attachment: *

Verification code: *

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If the request you are filling in must be completed and signed by another user (eg Department Manager, office manager, etc.), click here

Keep track of my compilation in the request By selecting this option, your user data will be visible in the detail sheet of the request

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