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This project has been funded with support from the European
Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and
the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be
made of the information contained therein.
Office for the Mobility of Students and International Relations
Edited by Giovanna Cacciatore with the collaboration of Rina Cioschi and
Massimiliano Pettinicchio
Special thanks to Francesca and Martina
Photos of Giovanna Cacciatore
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF TERAMO
INTRODUCTION
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Abruzzo: The Green Heart of Europe
Climate
Teramo: History
Suburbs
Gastronomy
I
THE UNIVERSITY OF TERAMO
Past and Present
Newspaper, Radio and Television of University
Students with disabilities
II
THE ITALIAN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
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Grading System
Grade
Dregree
Academic Calendar
Exams Sessions
Vacation
III
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» 16
» 16
EXCHANGE
PROGRAMME AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF TERAMO
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» 25
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Socrates Programme
IV BEFORE LEAVING YOUR OWN
V HOW TO GET TO TERAMO
VI ARRIVAL IN TERAMO
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CONTRY
Main contact points for incoming students
The language centre
A.D.S.U.
Office for the mobility of students and international relations
Socrates/Erasmus institutional coordinator
Erasmus association
Other contact points
VII LEAVING TERAMO
VIII ACCOMODATION
IX WHERE TO HAVE FUN, PLAY SPORTS AND
X HOW TO FIND PUBLIC FACILITIES
WEB SITES
VISIT MUSEUMS
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WELCOME
TO THE
UNIVERSITY OF TERAMO
The University of Teramo is pleased to welcome students from abroad.
This booklet aims to give a support to incoming students in order to
make their stay in our university as pleasant as possible.
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INTRODUCTION
• Abruzzo: The Green Heart of Europe.
The Abruzzo region is situated along the Adriatic Coast, extending 129
km. from the Tronto River in the north to the Trigno River in the south.
Inland, the Region is mainly mountainous covering a territory of 10.947
sq. km.
Although there are no plains in the costal area, a few can be found
inland, such as the “Piana del Fucino” (Fucino Plain) which was
obtained through the draining of a lake bearing the same name.
The Province of L’Aquila is a mountainous area, while hills prevail in the
Province of Chieti. Pescara and Teramo instead are characterized by
both mountains and hills.
The Capital city of the Abruzzo region is L’Aquila, although Pescara
remains the financial and administrative heart of the Region and its
most populated city. Pescara is a distinctly modern city, founded in
1927 thanks to the union of Castellammare Adriatico and Pescara. The
city boasts a new railway station, airport and one of the largest and
most important tourist harbours of the Mediterranean Sea.
The Gran Sasso of Italy (Prati di Tivo - Te)
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With its inland natural beauty defined as “Europe’s Green Region”,
famous for its beautiful parks and nature reserves, Abruzzo is an area
rich in history, art and gastronomy specialities.
The region’s most important inland areas of development are situated
in extensive valleys, namely L’Aquila, Sulmona and Avezzano.
• Climate
Many zones have rather low annual average temperatures: low winter
temperature, falling below zero at higher altitudes, can produce harsh
winters while summers are relatively warm with significant variations in
temperature. Temperatures rise significantly, especially in the summer
months, as one goes towards the Adriatic coasts.
• Teramo: History
During the Age of the Roman Empire the city of Teramo was called
“Interamnia” (meaning “between two rivers”) and was both a colony and
municipality. Under the Emperor Augustus and later the Emperor
Adriano, Teramo underwent a golden age, proof of which stand temples, baths, an amphitheatre and a wide array of other monuments,
today buried under the new city. After a long period of prosperity the
Roman city was destroyed in 410 by the Goths and Alaric causing its
downfall. Later, under the rule of the Longobards it was annexed as a
County to the Duchy of Spoleto.
Norman and Angevin rules followed until the mid 15th century when the
city became part of the Kingdom of Naples. Following Austrian occupation during the War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714) and a brief
period of French rule in 1798, Teramo shared the vicissitudes of the
Kingdom of Naples until the year 1860, when, together with the whole
Abruzzo region, it became part of Italy.
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Today, Teramo has become an important agricultural and financial centre with a number of small and medium-sized enterprises. It has also
become a lively tourist location, thanks to its “mid-way” position – only
20 km away both from the mountains and the seaside.
Teramo offers 50 km. of splendid golden-sand beaches and non-polluted waters together with some of the most spectacular snow-capped
mountain peaks of the Central Apennine Chain.
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2
1 - Piazza Garibaldi
2 - Corso S. Giorgio
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3 - Corso Cerulli
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• The Cathedral: Il Duomo
Situated in the centre of the main square,
The Cathedral is the most important monument of the city, built in 1158.
Inside a nave and two aisles, divided by round
columns and pillars can be admired. Works
such as “Paliotto D’argento by Nicola da
Guardiagrele and the Polyptych of Saint
Agostino (15th century) by Jacobello del Fiore
together with frescoes dating back to 15thcentury are of noteworthy importance. Next to
the Cathedral stands the bell-tower completed by Antonio da Lodi in the XV century.
• The Roman Theatre
The Roman Theatre, whose ruins occupy a wide area of the city centre, dates back approximately to 30 B.C. The tiers, 78 meters in diameters, are made of travertine and stand upon 20 arches.
Reserved for spectators, the tiers seated approximately 3,000 people.
To the right stand the remains of the Amphitheatre, dating back to XIII
century.
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• The Ancient Cathedral: Sant’Anna
In the old town centre stand
the ruins of the ancient
Sancta Maria Interamnensis
Cathedral, today known as
Sant’Anna. Built during the
Byzantine Age on a Roman
temple and subsequently
rebuilt in the 12th century, it
was burned down by the
Normans in 1155.
Of this ancient Cathedral,
Roma-nesque arches and a
presbytery with numerous
Roman remains and a three pane window on marble columns (triforio),
still stand.
In the nearby square a Roman bastion dating back to 2nd-century B.C.
can be admired; known as “La Torre Bruciata” (the burnt down tower),
around it there are several buildings in liberty style. Next to Sant’Anna,
there is an area in which various homes dating back to the Roman Age
have been discovered and recently opened to the public as part of an
archaeological “walking tour” project under way at the moment. Reopened to the public a short time ago, the Domus Leone, next to
Sant’Anna, is an ancient building dating back to the 1st-century, containing a noteworthy mosaic.
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• Piazza S.Anna
Other noteworthy sites include the
Sant’An-tonio Church which, according to
the legend of San Francesco D’Assisi, was
built in 1227 and enlarged a century later,
its facade has a beautiful Romanesque
portal; the Convent of San Giovanni with its
lovely cloister; the 14th-century buildings of
Palazzo Vescovile and of the town hall
Loggia; San Domenico Church and Casa
Capuani.
(Capuani Residence). Outside the city
centre, Madonna delle Grazie, built in
1153, presents a beautiful wooden statue
of the Virgin dating back to the XV century together with a very original cloister.
• The “Della Monica Castle”
This is medieval Castle with its
own surrounding village adorned
by
merlons
and
windows.
Conceived as a “single work of art”,
it was created by the painter
Gennaro Della Monica.
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The Sant’Antonio Church
• The Astronomical Observatory
On the top of one of the many hills surrounding the city, The
Astronomical Observatory of Collurania is of noteworthy importance,
containing the instruments bought by its founder, Vincenzo Cerulli in
1917. Today, the scientists employed here study stellar astrophysics.
There are two projects under way in co-operation with the University of
Teramo concerning degree- courses in astrophysics, communication
and scientific divulgation.
• Suburbs
In the suburban area the most beautiful Romanic monument is Santa
Maria di Ronzano in Castel Castagna, an important site revealing the
influence of Apulian art. Its presbytery boasts a series of noteworthy
frescoes. In the town of Atri, the Cathedral of Santa Maria is of great
interest, characterized by marvellous Romanic structures and splendid
frescoes by Andrea De Litio. At the feet of the Gran Sasso peak, not far
from to the village of Isola, the Sanctuary of San Gabriele
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Dell’Addolorata (Patron Saint of young people and of the whole
Abruzzo Region), attracts visitors all year round. Next to the small conventual church, a modern building able to hold 10,000 people was built
in 1970 and is visited annually by over 2 million devoted worshippers.
It is also a centre for many important religious events such as the
International Festival of Sacred Art.
• Gastronomy
Among the many ways of being a foreign student, the quest for
flavours only appears to be the simplest and least exacting. In fact,
setting out in search of local tastes, typical dishes and culinary traditions in a town like Teramo means becoming a real researcher delving into a new field of study. Eating in Teramo is never simply a case
of trying a certain dish or experimenting with a new recipe. No, in
Teramo eating means embarking on the discovery of a unique culinary culture in which every dish has its history and its traditions. At
the table of the local people every taste is part of the history of the
town; there is no dish that does not call for dedication and often sacrifice, just as there is no citizen of Teramo who does not have his personal version of a dish, his own family recipe. A secret not to be
revealed. Thus, eating in Teramo means precisely that: discovering a
secret, taking part in the great collective ritual of constant tasting, in
which every recipe has its various stages and every stage takes its
own time.
The tourist is asked to make just one commitment: to approach the
Teramo cuisine with the attentive eye of one who wants to “taste” and
not devour, to “understand” and not merely see, to “fill his soul” and
not just his stomach.
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I - T HE UNIVERSITY OF TERAMO
Address:
Phone:
Web-site:
Viale F. Crucioli, 122
I – 64100 Teramo
+39 (0)861 2661
www.unite.it
• Past and Present
The University of Teramo was
established
in
1993,
detached from the University
of Chieti in a moment of
strong tension between supporters of “autonomy” and
those wanting to maintain the
traditional structure.
In the past 10 years, the
University of Teramo has
reached important goals and
obtained recognition, proving
that the difficult decisions made in the beginning have given way to
excellent results.
The Law-Politics-Communication sector of the University of Teramo is
characterized by the Faculties of Law, Political Science (with the course
of Science in cultural Tourism and Legal, Economic and Management
Sport Sciences) and Communication Science.
The agricultural-biological-veterinarian sector has become a strong scientific point of reference for the whole Region, but also for all of central
Italy and the Adriatic Coast.
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This sector has its roots in the Faculty of Veterinary-Medicine, which
was strengthened in 1998 by the foundation of the Faculty of
Agriculture. Five degree Courses are offered: Veterinarian Medicine,
Animal Protection and Well-being, Food Science and Technology,
Viticulture and Enology, Biotechnology.
Faculty of Law
Campus of Coste Sant’Agostino – 64100 Teramo
Tel: +39.(0)861.266361-266097-266098
spresgiu@unite.it
Faculty of Political Science
Tel: +39.861.266002-005
sprespol@unite.it
Faculty of Communication Science
Tel: +39.861.266014-266016
prescom@unite.it
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Piazza Aldo Moro, 45 – 64100 Teramo
Tel: +39.861.266863
spresvet@unite.it
Faculty of Agriculture
Via Carlo R. Lerici, 1 – 64023 Mosciano S. Angelo (TE)
Tel: +39.861.266794
spresagr@unite.it
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The University of Teramo has been autonomously investing great sums
in research areas not as yet consolidated on national or international
levels, which can lead to discoveries in and innovation of scientific
research.
Our University also boosts advanced communication technology such
as a multimedia lab for television and radio production and a linguistic
centre which places the University of Teramo at the heart of the international scene, with a wide array of exchange programs and collaboration projects with countries all over the world.
Campus of Coste Sant’Agostino
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• Newspapers, Radio and Television of University
- Newsheet “Il Cubo di Tangram”
viale Crucioli 122 - 64100 Teramo
Tel:+39 (0)861 266257
uffsta@unite.it
- Radio of University
Campus of Coste Sant’Agostino - 64100 Teramo
Tel:+39 (0)861 266434
radio@unite.it
- Tg Web
Tel +39 (0)861 266364
labtv@unite.it
- Television
Tel:+39 (0)861 266365
labtv@unite.it
• Students with disabilities
Disabled students are offered all possible means they may need to go
through difficulties they might encounter during their studies in Teramo,
such as they are given the possibility to learn exam programmes by
means of videotapes (for students with sight problems) or by means of
computer (for students with mobility disabilities).
These students are given a personal assistant as well as academic
support.
servdis@unite.it
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II - T HE
ITALIAN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
• Grading System
Following the recent reorganization of the Italian University education
into the two-tier “3+2” curriculum, a system of training credits has been
introduced. These credits indicate the amount of work required for a
student with adequate initial preparation to acquire the knowledge and
skills envisaged by the course syllabus.
One credit is the equivalent of 25 hours of work by the student. This
work comprises both classroom activities (lectures, practical, seminars), individual study and other training activities like work placements, etc.
The average yearly workload required of a full-time students has been
established as 60 credits. Credits are earned by passing the end-ofcourse examination or on successful completion of other forms of
assessment. They do not take the place of grades.
• Grade
Individual courses are graded on a scale of 18 – 30:
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18 – 23
24 – 26
27 – 28
29 – 30
30 cum laude
minimum pass
adequate
satisfactory
good
very good
outstanding
• Degree
The maximum final university grade is 110/110. For exceptional students the degrees may be awarded cum laude.
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• Academic Calendar
The basic unit of the Italian System of Higher Education is the
Academic Year, from October 1 to September 30.
The first semester starts 1 October and ends 31 December.
The second semester starts 1 March and ends 31 May.
In all case these dates don’t include examinations.
• Exams sessions
Summer Session: April, May, June and July
Autumn Session: September, October, November, December and
January
Winter Session: February and March
•
November 1
December 8
December 19 (only in Teramo)
From December 23 to January 7 (Christmas holidays)
From Thursday before Easter to the following Wednesday (Easter holidays)
April 25
May 1
June 2
From August 1 to August 31 (Summer holidays)
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III - E XCHANGE PROGRAMME AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TERAMO
• Socrates Programme
The University of Teramo has carried out the Socrates Programmes,
mainly the Erasmus, since 1994, in order to encourage co-operation
between Universities across Europe and support the mobility students
and teaching staff and to boost the development of joint programmes
and courses. The University of Teramo through the Socrates programme which can be considered as a EU educational programme,
supports co-operation on a range of educational projects, initiatives and
professional development.
The Erasmus programme has permitted to many students from our
University to spend period of studies in other European Universities,
receiving full recognition of their studies. Within this programme, hundreds of foreign students have attended our University. In the frame of
Socrates Programme the University of Teramo participates with the following Universities:
FACULTY OF LAW
Partner
institutions
Partner
Institutions
Johannes-Kepler-Universität Linz
Universität Salzburg
Universite De Liege
Univerzita Karlova V Praze
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Universität Erfurt
Universität Hamburg
Philipps-Universität Marburg
Universitat De Barcelona
Universidad De Burgos
Universitat Jaume I
Universidad De Córdoba
Code
Code
Subject
A LINZ01
A SALZBUR01
B LIEGE01
CZ PRAHA07
D BOCHUM01
D ERFURT05
D HAMBURG01
D MARBURG01
E BARCELO01
E BURGOS01
E CASTELL01
E CORDOBA01
Area Subject
CodesArea Codes
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
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Universidad De Granada
Universidad De La Coruña
E GRANADA01
E LA-CORU01
E LA-CORU01
E LA-CORU01
E LA-CORU01
Universidad De Las Palmas De Gran Canaria E LAS-PAL01
Universidad De León
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Universidad De Murcia
Universidad De Oviedo
Universitat De Les Illes Balears
Universidad De Salamanca
Universidad De Santiago De Compostela
Universidad De Sevilla
Universidad De Valencia
Universidad De Valladolid
E LEON01
E MADRID26
E MADRID26
E MURCIA01
E OVIEDO01
E PALMA01
E SALAMAN02
E SANTIAG01
E SEVILLA01
E VALENCI01
E VALLADO01
Universidad De Valladolid
Universidad De Vigo
E VALLADO01
E VIGO01
Universidad De Zaragoza
Institut D’etudes Politiques De Rennes
E ZARAGOZ01
F RENNES28
Ethniko Kai Kapodistriako Panepistimio Athinon G ATHINE01
Aristotelio Panepistimio Thessalonikis
G THESSAL01
Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem
HU BUDAPES01
Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem
HU BUDAPES12
Szegedi Tudományegyetem
Mezögazdasági Föiskolai Kar
HU SZEGED01
Università Tà Malta
MTMALTA01
Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
NLROTTERD01
Universidade De Lisboa
P LISBOA02
Universidade Portucalense
Infante D. Henrique
P PORTO07
Uniwersytet Warszawski
PL WARSZAW01
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10 – Law
10 – Law
10.2 - International Law
04.5 - Industrial Rel. And
Personnel Man.
11.3 - Informatics, Computer
Science
04 - Business Studies And
Management Sciences
10 – Law
10 – Law
10.6 - Public Administration
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
Personnel Man.
10 – Law
Personnel Man.
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
Universitatea Din Bucuresti
Universitatea Romano Americana
Universitatea “Babes-Bolyai” Din Cluj-Napoca
Universitatea Din Oradea
Trnavská Univerzita V Trnave
RO BUCURES09
RO BUCURES18
RO CLUJNAP01
RO ORADEA01
SK TRNAVA01
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
10 – Law
FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Partner institutions
Johannes-Kepler-Universität Linz
Universite De Liege
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Universität Erfurt
Universität Hamburg
Universidad De Alcalá
Code
A LINZ01
B LIEGE01
D BOCHUM01
D ERFURT05
D HAMBURG01
D MARBURG01
E ALCAL-H01
Universidad De Burgos
Universitat Jaume I
Universidad De Córdoba
E BURGOS01
E CASTELL01
E CORDOBA01
Universidad De Granada
E GRANADA01
E LA-CORU01
E LA-CORU01
E MADRID26
E MADRID26
Universitat De Les Illes Balears
E PALMA01
Universidad De Vigo
E SALAMAN02
E SANTIAG01
E VIGO01
E ZARAGOZ01
F RENNES28
Ethniko Kai Kapodistriako Panepistimio Athinon G ATHINE01
Subject Area Codes
14 - Social Sciences
14.1 - Political Science
16.1 - Physical Education,
Sport Science
08 – Humanities
Management Sciences
14.2 – Sociology
14.3 - Economics
04.4 - Tourism, Catering,
Hotel Management
14.3 - Economics
Hotel Management
Hotel Management
Sport Science
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Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem
Nemzetközi Üzleti Föiskola
G THESSAL01
G THESSAL01
HU BUDAPES12
HU BUDAPES41
MTMALTA01
Universidade Portucalense Infante D. Henrique P PORTO07
PL WARSZAW01
RO BUCURES09
RO BUCURES18
RO BUCURES18
Universitatea “Babes-Bolyai” Din Cluj-Napoca RO CLUJNAP01
Universitatea Din Oradea
Helsingin Yliopisto
Trnavská Univerzita V Trnave
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RO ORADEA01
SF HELSINK01
SK TRNAVA01
14.3 - Economics
Management Sciences
Hotel Management
Management Sciences
Sport Science
08.1 - Philosophy
FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SCIENCES
Partner
Institutions
Code
Universität Salzburg
Code
Subject Area Subject
CodesArea Codes
A SALZBUR01
Haute Ecole Libre Du Hainaut Occidental B T OURNAI12
D MARBURG01
Universitat Jaume I
E CASTELL01
E MADRID26
Universidad De Santiago De Compostela E SANTIAG01
Universidad De Sevilla
E SEVILLA01
Universidad De Valencia
E VALENCI01
Universidad De Vigo
E VIGO01
F RENNES28
G THESSAL01
MTMALTA01
PL WARSZAW01
RO BUCURES09
15 - Communication And
Information Sciences
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FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL
ject Area
odes
Code
Universiteit Gent
Universitat Jaume I
Universitat Rovira I Virgili
B GENT01
E CASTELL01
E LEON01
E SALAMAN02
E SALAMAN02
E TARRAGO01
Universidad Politécnica De Valencia
Geoponiko Panepistimio Athinon
E VALENCI02
G ATHINE03
G THESSAL01
Szegedi Tudományegyetem
Mezögazdasági Föiskolai Kar
Universiteit Utrecht
Universidade Técnica De Lisboa
Univerza V Ljubljani
HU SZEGED01
NLUTRECHT01
P LISBOA04
SI LJUBLJA01
Subject Area Codes
01 – Agricultural Sciences
01.3 - Food Science And
Technology
Technology
13.3 – Chemistry
Technology
FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Code
Universidad De Murcia
Universidade Técnica De Lisboa
Universitatea De Stiinte Agricole
Si Medicina Veterinara Din Cluj-Napoca
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Subject Area Codes
E LEON01
E MURCIA01
E SANTIAG01
E ZARAGOZ01
P LISBOA04
12.4 – Veterinary Medicine
RO CLUJNAP04
IV - B EFORE LEAVING YOUR
OWN
COUNTRY
If you are a European Union citizen, only your identity card or your
passport and two passport size photographs are required.
If you are a citizen of a non-EU country, you must have the visa for
study purposes issued by the Italian Embassy or the Consulate Office
in the Country you live in.
N.B.: A tourist visa does not entitle you to study in Italy.
Admission requirements :
- Statement from home University certifying the arrival in Teramo as
an Erasmus/Socrates student.
- Application forms and Learning agreements for the Erasmus
Student Programme: they are available on the webpage:
http://unite.socratesmanager.it/incoming/default.asp.
Please note our application deadlines for exchange students:
Winter semester
Summer semester
30/07/2005
30/11/2005
Make sure you have all information about:
Enrolment, examinations, courses, schedules and Italian language
courses, practical aspects concerning life in Teramo.
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• Health insurance form
Every student is requested to have appropriate health and accident
insurance. If you are a citizen of an EU Member State, please address
to the Health Authorities in your own Country and fill out a E128 or
E111form to have health coverage in Italy.
If you are not a citizen of an EU Member State, please be sure whether
there may be an agreement between your Country’s National Health
Service and Italy. Where such an agreement exists, please obtain from
your own country’s competent Health Authorities the form that will guarantee you free health coverage in Italy. Where such an agreement
doesn’t exist, before leaving your own country you must take out private
health insurance for the entire period of your Erasmus stay at the
University of Teramo.
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V - H OW
TO GET TO
TERAMO
• BY PLANE FROM ROME
Arrival in Ciampino Airport:
Check CO.TRA.L bus station which is outside the hall of arrivals, then
take the bus to “Ananigna” subway station then take the subway train
to the Tiburtina railway station.
Or you may:
Take the bus to the Ciampino railway station then take the train to the
Tiburtina railway station.
Arrival in Fiumicino Airport:
Take the “Metropolitan Tram FM1” (which goes from Fiumicino to
Tiburtina) which leaves every 15 minutes and takes about 45’ to get to
the Tiburtina railway station.
Once you arrive in the Tiburtina railway station you have to take the bus
to Teramo. The bus leaves from platform 1 or platform 2 is white-blue
coloured and marked with the writing “ARPA” (which is the company
owner of the bus). Ticket cost nearly 13,00 euro and can be bought in
the cash desk outside the hall of arrivals of the Tiburtina railway station.
It takes about 2h30’ to reach Teramo.
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• BY CAR
”A14” highway, exit: Giulianova - Teramo – Mosciano S.Angelo, or
“A24” highway, exit; Teramo. Then drive to Teramo.
• BY TRAIN
Once you arrive in Giulianova railway station, take a bus or a train to
Teramo.
Trains: timetables*
Teramo
ARRIVALIN GIULIANOVA
DEPARTURE FROM GIULIANOVA
ARRIVALIN PESCARA
DEPARTURE FROM PESCARA
Chieti
06.32
06.58
07.03
07.40
07.42
07.57
07.41
08.07
08.12
08.41
08.54
09.08
10.24
10.50
11.00
11.29
11.37
11.50
11.34
11.58
12.08
12.38
12.41
12.54
Chieti
ARRIVALIN PESCARA
DEPARTURES FROM PESCARA
ARRIVALIN GIULIANOVA
DEPARTURE FROM GIULIANOVA
Teramo
06.03
06.17
06.25
06.55
07.00
07.26
07.15 08.13 09.27
07.29 08.28 09.42
07.30 08.30 10.20
08.00 09.01 10.49
08.10 09.11 10.59
08.3509.37 11.24
12.4014.2016.0517.36
13.0514.4616.3118.02
13.1514.5116.3618.09
13.4515.2717.0618.39
14.1015.3117.1518.48
14.2315.4617.2819.04
19.48
20.12
20.22
20.51
20.53
21.11
12.4214.3715.3217.05 18.04 19.37
13.0014.5115.5517.19 18.25 19.52
13.0214.5316.1517.30 18.34 19.54
13.3215.2316.4618.01 19.03 20.24
13.3715.2816.5118.06 19.13 20.29
14.0315.5417.1618.3119.3820.55
Train tickets:
Railway Station – viale Crispi
Bar Capolinea – near the Railway Station
Agenzia Fuina – Piazza Garibaldi, 9
Agenzia Ferrante – Piazza Martiri della Libertà
Bar Grillo Verde – viale Crucioli, 15
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18.46
19.11
19.16
19.46
19.52
20.10
21.05
21.31
21.36
22.07
22.12
22.26
• BY BUS
From Rome Tiburtina to Teramo Piazza Garibaldi
ROME – TERAMO
From Monday
Sundays:
to Saturday:
08.30
13.30*
12.25*
18.00*
14.25
19.30*
15.15*
22.00*
18.00
22.30
19.30
21.00
* no-stop via L’Aquila
TERAMO - ROME
From Monday
Sundays:
to Saturday:
05.20
08.30*
08.00
14.00
08.30*
18.40
10.00
14.00
16.30
From Pescara
From the airport: Take a Bus to the Pescara Railway Station, then
take a train or a bus to Teramo.
From Ancona-Falconara
From the airport: Take the bus number 9 to the railway station which
leaves every 30 minutes. Take a train to Giulianova, then take a train
or a bus to Teramo.
Bus timetables*
Teramo
Ascoli Piceno
Ascoli Piceno
Teramo
Teramo
Atri
Atri
Teramo
06.40
07.45
06.35A
07.35
07.50
09.00
06.30
07.40
08.05
09.10
08.00
09.05
12.10
13.20
08.10
09.20
12.40
13.50
12.35
13.40
14.00
15.10
12.25
13.40
14.05
15.10
14.10
15.15
18.10
19.20
15.15
16.25
18.05
19.10
17.40
18.45
19.05
20.10
19.05
20.10
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Teramo/Giulianova
05.10*• - 06.00*• - 06.30* - 06.50• - 07.00*• - 07.30• - 08.00*• - 08.30*• - 09.00*• - 09.30 – 10.00*• - 10.25
11.00*• - 11.30• - 12.00* - 12.30# - 12.35*• - 13.10*• - 13.35• - 13.55*# - 14.05*• - 15.05*• - 15.50* - 17.00*
17.30• - 18.00* - 18.30• - 19.00* - 19.35• - 20.10*• - 21.10• - 22.00«
festivo: 06.30• - 08.30• - 10.00• - 11.45• - 13.45• - 15.30• - 17.00• - 19.00• - 21.00• - 22.40«
Giulianova/Teramo
04.50A - 06.05• - 06.30* - 06.55• - 07.05 – 07.05•# - 07.20• - 07.30# - 07.40• - 08.00•* - 08.30•* - 09.05•
09.30* - 10.00* - 10.30• - 11.00• - 11.30 – 12.00* - 12.30• - 13.10•* - 13.35• - 14.10•* - 15.00 – 15.40•
16.10 – 17.00 • - 17.35 – 18.05 •* - 18.30 – 19.00 * - 19.40• - 20.20•* - 21.10•* - 22.15•*
festivo: 07.30• - 09.10* - 11.30* - 13.00 – 14.40 •* - 17.00• - 18.00•* - 20.15• - 22.00•
Legenda: [•] it journeys for Giulianova city
[*] in Giulianova coincidence from and to Pescara
[A] it comes/continues from/ to L’Aquila
[#] it is carried out in the scholastic period
[«] it comes from Rome, it stops in piazza Garibaldi –
San Francesco, via De Gasperi
A.R.P.A.
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Piazza Garibaldi 9 tel: +39 (0)861245857
Info: www.arpaonline.it
Teramo Buses
Bus service in Teramo is run by the STAUR – Piazza Garibaldi, 9
(only for tickets).
For information tel. +39 (0)861 554889.
There are 9 bus routes which run in and out of the city as well as in
the surrounding boroughs:
Route 1: Cona - Colleatterato Basso (First run: 05,10 a.m.- Last run:
10,56 p.m. – it leaves every 30 min.)
Route 1/: Cona – Colleatterrato Alto (First run: 07,00 a.m.- Last run:
Route 2: Piazza Garibaldi – Ospedale Civile (First run: 06,50 a.m.Last run: 09,25 p.m. – it leaves every 30 min.)
Route 3: Putignano – Villa Mosca (First run: 06,20 a.m.- Last run:
Route 4: Fonte Baiano – Campo Fiera (First run: 07,30 a.m.- Last run:
Route 5: San Venanzio – Gammarana (First run: 06,55 a.m.- Last run:
Route 6: Piazza Garibaldi – Colleparco, University (First run: 07,10
a.m.- Last run: 08,40 p.m. – it leaves every 30 min.)
Route 7: Piazza Garibaldi – stazione FF.SS. – Colleparco, University
(First run: 07.31a.m.- Last run: 08.40 p.m. – it leaves every
15 min., “connection” with the trains from and to Teramo)
Route 8: free downtown bus (First run: 07.30 a.m.- Last run: 08.30
p.m. – it leaves every 15 min.)
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