UNIPV stands for peace in Ukraine

In order to allow Ukrainian students to continue their education, the registration to single course deadline has been postponed and fees waived. Therefore Ukrainian citizens who were/are living in their country, can enroll in single courses for free  for a maximum of 30ECTS. It is not possible to enroll in single courses that are part of limited access degree programs. Please find the course catalogue here.

The above mentioned students will be able to require the recognition of the previous academic path in Ukraine along with the single courses taken in Pavia, with the aim of enrolling in the academic year 2022/2023 with a shortened program.

Application fee for the academic year 2022/23 for Ukrainian students, currently residing in Ukraine or who fled their country, is waived.

Being aware of the situation, our offices are flexible for what concerns required documents,  translations and legalizations.

With regards to populations affected by the consequences of the war, the management of the University has decided to postpone the fourth installment deadline to May 15th for Ukrainian, Russian an Byelorussian students.

For assistance, please contact the Welcome Office.

• EC2U – UNIVERSITY OF IASI: FUNDRAISING FOR UKRAINE

The University of Pavia, as a member of the EC2U-European Campus of City-Universities European Alliance, adheres to the fundraising launched by the University of Iasi (Romania), also a partner of the Alliance.

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• UNIPV WITH THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TO RAISE FUNDS FOR UKRAINIAN REFUGEES

The Community Foundation , in collaboration with the Prefecture, the Province of Pavia, the University of Pavia and the Municipalities of Pavia, Vigevano and Voghera , has activated a fundraising for Ukrainian refugees.

Anyone can make a donation to the current account opened at Banca Intesa Sanpaolo and in the name of the Community Foundation of the Province of Pavia Onlus.
Iban: IT 60 M 03069 09606 100000172009
Reason (causale): Ukraine Emergency Fund

The proceeds will converge into the “Ukraine Emergency Fund” aimed at supporting initiatives to host people fleeing from Ukraine.

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• CRAL ATENEO PAVIA – WITH GLOBEC AND UNIVERSITIAMO – PROMOTES FUNDRAISING FOR THE PURCHASE OF MEDICATIONS  FOR UKRAINE

Cral Ateneo Pavia in collaboration with Globec UniPV and Universitiamo, coordinated by Prof. Gabriella Bottini  (Rector’s Delegate to Public Engagement and head of the BridgeNET project “A humanitarian bridge for struggling countries”) promotes an initiative aimed at collecting medicaments, products for children and medical aids to be sent to the Ukrainian population.

The goal is to reach 5,000 euros in donations by April 15th and organize the shipment.

Anyone wishing to support this humanitarian initiative can donate through this link. Alternatively, you can go to Cral Ateneo at the Central Building (C.so Strada Nuova, 65) on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1.30 pm to 2.30 pm at the fundraising corner.

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• NEW PORTAL IN SUPPORT OF UKRAINIAN RESEARCHERS

It was launched the ERA4Ukraine portal, a one-stop-shop for information and support services to Ukraine-based researchers and researchers fleeing Ukraine. This initiative wants to provide researchers of Ukraine with an overview of all existing actions at European and national levels.

• AUTOGUIDOVIE SUPPORTS UKRAINIAN CITIZENS WITH FREE TRAVEL TICKETS

Audoguidovie supports Ukrainian citizen who have arrived in Lombardy giving them the possibility of free travel on all public transport lines operated by Autoguidovie until May 31, 2022.

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• March 21st: University of Pavia stands for peace

The University of Pavia invites everyone to gather for an hour of resilience against wars. The academic community will find itself in the courtyard of the statues, and there it will remain silent as a gesture of peace, hospitality and inclusion. Find the poster here.

• March 16th, 2022 – 9PM: BRIDGENET: un ponte umanitario per i paesi in difficoltà (a humanitarian bridge for struggling countries)

Streaming on Facebook page Universitiamo by UNIPV, the journalist Anna Prouse will interview Francesco Maviglia (ANSA journalist) and Gian Ludovico de Martino (Former Italian ambassador in Iraq). Guests will discuss the current situation in Ukraine.

• Students for peace!

The University of Pavia and the student union UDU (coordination for the right to education) have organized an initiative in favor of peace, against the war in Ukraine. During the meeting, some university students and teachers live from Kiev have brought their experience.