Dear Applicant,

 We are reaching out to inform you of an important opportunity at the University of Verona concerning 5 positions for non Italian students for our International Master’s degree programme in Biology for Translational Research and Precision Medicine.

Please note the upcoming critical dates for non-EU students holding a foreign degree and residing outside the EU.

• Application Opening: The Call for applications for our International Master’s degree programme in Biology for Translational Research and Precision Medicine will be officially open from February 2, 2026  at 3:00 PM (Rome time)  to March 31, 2026 at 3:00 PM (Rome time).

  This presents a valuable chance for you to join our vibrant academic community and to potentially avail yourself of the student support and benefits we offer to to international students (for more details please refer to Call for applications art. 7).

If you would like to better understand the academic structure, research areas, and career opportunities associated with this programme, we strongly encourage you to visit the official programme page:

International Master’s Degree in Biology for Translational Research and Precision Medicine

The page provides an overview of the programme’s scientific focus, including translational biomedical research, molecular and cellular biology, and precision medicine approaches. It also outlines the professional profiles and career paths that graduates may pursue in areas such as biomedical research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, clinical research, and advanced academic studies.

Reviewing the programme description will help you better understand the expected academic background and ensure that your application aligns with the programme’s objectives.

 To apply, please ensure you fill out all the fields in the form and attach the following documents:

 • Copy of your valid passport;

 • Copy of your three-year university degree certificate or a certificate of enrollment stating the expected completion date (no later than 30th July 2026). When holding a two-year Bachelor’s degree, please also include your Master’s degree;

 • Academic transcript (in English) for the Bachelor's degree and for any postgraduate studies completed. This should include a list of all the modules/exams taken (transcript of records or diploma supplement);

 • Curriculum Vitae;

 • Statement of Purpose: A short text in English (max. 2 pages) motivating your interest in the programme;

 • Certificate of English language competence, or other language certificates (where required);

 • Optional: Publications, reference letters, or other relevant documents.

 You need to state your CGPA as a percentage (if this is not available, we suggest you to use an online converter to determine this percentage). To calculate the correct CGPA, you need to know the minimum grade and the maximum grade applied by your university systems. Please note that you have to use an online converter only if the percentage is not on your transcript. The Cumulative Grade Point Average (or equivalent) expressed as a percentage (%) has a maximum of 100. The commission in charge will evaluate your application only if the CGPA you have entered is correct. Please note that if you do not have the required Cumulative Grade Point Average, you cannot apply for admission.

 Mistakes or missing/incomplete documents will lead to the rejection of your application.

 
 For more detailed information please refer to the Call for application.

 Need help? Contact us at admissions@ateneo.univr.it

For technical issues, please make sure to also include support.unicandidates@isu-services.it in CC, so that both teams can collaborate to find a solution as efficiently as possible.