Useful information and FAQs

How is the Academic Calendar organised?

For all information regarding the academic calendar, please consult the dedicated page. The calendar is updated annually.

What is the Agenda Didattica?

Agenda Didattica” is the application developed by the University of Pisa that allows students to select courses of interest and consult timetables, information, and useful links, organised according to their educational path.

Where can I find the course syllabi?

The programs, along with bibliography, exam methods, and other information, are available on the University Course Catalogue platform.

Where can I find information about university fees?

For all information regarding university fees, please consult the University website. If necessary, you can also contact the University Student Office by writing to serviziotasse@adm.unipi.it.

How does it work for working-students and parents-students?

Information on the Student Worker/Parent role is available on the dedicated page.

What is the Peer Tutoring service?

The Department offers a Peer Tutoring Service, which aims to guide, inform, and assist students throughout their studies.
The service is provided by senior students to clarify questions regarding teaching and promote awareness of the various University and Department services.
All information about the Peer Tutoring service is available on the dedicated page.

What is the Virtual Badge?

Starting from the 2025/26 academic year, the Student Card has been replaced by a Virtual Badge. Therefore, students must obtain all the information regarding the same on the University website, on the dedicated page.

How does it work for students with disabilities and learning disabilities?

To promote the integration of students with disabilities and specific learning disabilities (SLD) during their university studies, the University of Pisa and the Department of Veterinary Sciences offer dedicated support services.
For all information and active services for students with disabilities and SLD, please visit the dedicated page.

How do you access degree courses?

Information on admission to the degree programs in the Department of Veterinary Sciences is available on the University website. If you need further information:

  • for information on the admission procedures for degree programmes with a limited number of places, it is possible to contact the Student Office at the email address concorsinumerochiuso@adm.unipi.it;
  • regarding the enrollment procedures for open-access degree programs, it is possible to contact the Student Office at the email address matricolandosi@adm.unipi.it;
  • for students with a foreign qualification, it is recommended to contact WIS (Welcome International Students!) according to the procedures specified on the dedicated page.

How do degree program registrations and enrollments work?

For all information regarding pre-enrollment, enrollment, and registration procedures, you need to contact the University Student Office by writing to alice@unipi.it or by reaching out according to the hours specified on the University website.

How can I have exams taken in another degree program recognised?

The analysis of the validation of CFUs taken at other degree programs is quite complex, it is performed by a special Commission and then discussed and approved by the Course of Study Council.
Reading that the analysis is performed by a special Commission that evaluates the validation request on a case-by-case basis, it should be noted that, as a general rule of recognition of exams derived from previous academic careers, usually the rule of comparing the number of CFUs and their SSD to which they belong is adopted. If they coincide, they are recognized. If they differ as the number of CFUs, a supplement is requested or, in case of redundancy, they are included among the CFUs of choice. It is therefore advisable to check this correspondence by consulting the History of Educational Regulations for Matriculated Cohorts.

Which courses require compulsory attendance?

  • The single-cycle Master’s Degree in “Veterinary Medicine” (LM-42) requires mandatory attendance.
  • The Bachelor’s Degree in “Animal Production Science and Technology” (L-38) does not require mandatory attendance.






  • The Master’s Degree in “Sustainable Livestock Systems” (LM-86) does not require mandatory attendance.






  • The Bachelor’s Degree in “Animal Breeding Techniques and Canine Education” (L-38) does not require mandatory attendance. Attendance is only recommended for practical teaching activities.






What is the course evaluation questionnaire and what is it for?

The course evaluation questionnaire can only be completed online via the VALUTAMI platform.

To access the platform, it is necessary to log in using your University credentials. The system fully guarantees the anonymity of the evaluation, as it is designed to prevent any link between the authentication phase and the evaluation itself.


Completing the evaluation is mandatory in order to finalize online exam registration, as required by the National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research. To ensure that the collected data is as complete and meaningful as possible, it is recommended that attending students fill out the questionnaire before the end of the classes or immediately after their conclusion, regardless of whether they are registering for exams.

How can I transfer from another university or change my degree program?

For all information regarding transfers from other universities and course transitions, it is necessary to consult the appropriate page of the University’s Student Affairs Office.

Can I enroll in two degree programs at the same time?

For all information regarding the possibility of enrolling in more than one course of study at the same time (so-called dual enrollment), it is necessary to contact the University Student Office at the e-mail address doppiaiscrizione@unipi.it

Can non-enrolled students attend classes?

For insurance reasons, individuals who are not officially enrolled at the University of Pisa are not allowed to attend classes.

How does attendance at individual courses work?

The single-cycle Bachelor’s Degree Course in Veterinary Medicine is a national programmed access degree program and does not allow students to take its courses as single courses.

The Bachelor’s Degree Courses in “Animal Production Science and Technology,” in “Animal Breeding Techniques and Dog Education”, and the Master’s Degree Course in “Sustainable Livestock Systems” give students who are at least 20 years old and not enrolled in any Italian university the opportunity to attend educational activities activated as single courses. All regulations and information on single courses are published on the University website at this page.