Student applicants must be registered on a full degree at another HE Institution outside of Italy, either at undergraduate or postgraduate level leading to a recognized tertiary level qualification.
Students may receive grants from their home Institution for mobility periods totaling up to 12 months maximum per each cycle of study (if enrolled in a single-cycle degree programme, students can total up to 24 months). Prior experience under LLP-Erasmus Programme is counting towards the 12 months per study cycle, independently from the number and type of mobility activities, as follows:
The application process starts with a nomination email from the partner university to the University of Basilicata. Applicants cannot self-nominate, rather the person in charge at partner universities should send an e-mail to the Internationalization Service (incoming@unibas.it) in which they announce their candidates for traineeship.
The University will only consider applications from students who have been selected within the Erasmus+ programme and nominated by their home institution. The nomination has to report the following data for each selected student:
Students must be officially nominated by the Home University by email (incoming@unibas.it) at least three months before the start of the traineeships. In case of nominations received after the deadline, they will be evaluated case-by-case.
The University of Basilicata admits foreign students for traineeship only if there is a specific agreement between the University and the foreign university concerned. New agreements are possible and can be stipulated through the Internationalization Service (incoming@unibas.it) well in advance before the expected mobility period, upon request of the Coordinator of the Department involved.
Click on the list below to verify Inter-Institutional agreements signed by this University including traineeship activities or contact the International Office at their home Institution:
Once you have been nominated by your home university, you will receive an email including the “token” to access the ESSE3 system and start the registration procedure at Unibas. Once you have completed the registration process you will be able to submit your application online. Click HERE to start.
Warning: before entering the ESSE3 system, please read the Registration and Application Guide carefully.
Application period: Students are encouraged to apply at least 2 months in advance of the date they wish to start, having already defined the traineeship activities with the supervisor at their home University. In case of administrative or academic needs, please contact us (mobint@unibas.it) before applying.
Later applications cannot be accepted! As part of your application, you will be required to submit some supporting documents including evidence of your Italian or English language proficiency, even if no certificate is required, in accordance with the Institutional Agreement signed with your home University (usually B1 level unless required by the agreement itself). It is also strongly recommended, at this stage, to define the activities to be carried out during the exchange period with the Departmental or Institutional Coordinator of your home University and the Departmental Coordinator, whose references are in the Contact section, or with the local tutor of the University of Basilicata.
To complete your application form you need to upload the following documents:
As the majority of the courses offered by Unibas are taught in the Italian language, the B1 level in Italian Language is strongly recommended. Please note that no certificate is required.
Students are obliged to send the Learning Agreement, duly completed and approved by the home University, before the mobility period if not sent in addition to the application form. It must be agreed with your home University and with the Departmental Coordinators or with UNIBAS tutors. As soon as completed and signed by the parties involved, it must be sent by email to mobint@unibas.it. Please, don't forget that the Learning Agreement must be approved by the universities involved before starting the mobility period.
The template provided by the home institution is accepted. A common template can be found in the "useful documents" section.
Documents duly submitted by students will be sent to the Coordinator of the Department concerned where the final decision of acceptance is made. Students accepted by the UNIBAS Department will receive via email:
Students are advised to learn the Italian language before coming to Potenza/Matera (at least B1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). We expect the home University to make sure that the students possess the required language competence and do not require students to submit a language certificate.
At least one month before the start of the mobility period, exact information about the date of arrival must be provided via email to incoming@unibas.it and suigeneris_basilicata@esn.it. Students need also to contact the Regional Education Agency - A.R.D.S.U., sending an email to antonio.luongo@ardsubasilicata.it, if it was selected the item "Hall of Residences" in the section "Accommodation" in the application form. Please, do not forget that this service is offered only in Potenza, while in Matera students need to search individually for accommodation on the private market. In this case, the Internationalization Service staff (incoming@unibas.it) as well as of the local ESN (suigeneris_basilicata@esn.it) could help you in searching a comfortable lodging.
Only for non-EU citizens: Non-EU students need to send to incoming@unibas.it a scanned copy of the Visa (multy-entry visa, short term - Uniform Schengen Visa, Type C, up to 90 days) or long-term, National Visa, Type D, more than 90 days) and the Health Insurance valid in Italy. For more info please consult the Health Insurance webpage.
EU citizens do not need a visa to study in Italy.
Non-EU citizens must apply for a visa through the Italian diplomatic representation in their home country after registering on Universitaly portal, this tool has been designed for international students willing to study in Italy both for an entire study cycle or for a semester/year abroad.
Depending on citizenship, country of residence, length and purposes of the stay in Italy, students may need to obtain a Visa before coming to Italy. Check if you need an entry Visa and the documents required on MAECI Visa for Italy
This procedure does not concern citizens of Countries in the European Union, as well as from Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and the Swiss Confederation, the Republic of San Marino and the Holy See.
Students need to register first, select the Erasmus+ or other kind of study or traineeship program in the "Kind of Application" field, specify the Italian representative (Embassy/Consulate) in their country where they will apply for a visa, and fill in the online form (Guide to Pre-Enrolment Application - Universitaly Portal).
The University of Basilicata will only accept and validate applications from students who have completed the application procedure on the Esse3 platform. The Universitaly portal will then automatically generate a letter to be delivered by the candidates to the Italian representative abroad. The Embassy/Consulate will start the visa procedure only for candidates already accepted by the University.
The visa application procedure can take several months, so you must apply well in advance by using the Universitaly portal.
Please, mind that the Universitaly application is compulsory but does not guarantee or imply any automatic right to the issuing of the relative study visa, which is the exclusive responsibility of the competent embassy or consulate.
It is strongly recommended to ask for the issuance of an official Italian Tax Code (codice fiscale) at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence. The “codice fiscale” (or Italian tax code) is required to carry out a wide range of activities in Italy, such as opening a bank account, signing a tenancy agreement, registering with the Italian National Health Service, and receiving payments or reimbursements from the University of Basilicata (if any).
There are two types of Visa: short-term (Uniform Schengen Visa. type - up to 90 days) and long-term (National Visa type more than 90 days). Both types of visas are issued by the Italian Consulate or Embassy in their home country.
To learn more about Schengen Visa, please consult the related website: Schengen visa information
EU/EEA and Switzerland students
Students from the EU or the EEA countries may move freely without the need for a study Visa.
Students with EU citizenship (and citizens coming from Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) can live in Italy for 3 months without incurring any legal obligation.
If the stay is longer than three months but still temporary (as an exchange student i.e.), at the end of the 3rd month, students must carry out a compulsory registration (iscrizione allo schedario della popolazione temporanea) at the municipality offices. The Application must be submitted to the "Ufficio Anagrafe" depending on where they live.
The registration is free of charge and must be carried out within the first 3 months of arrival in Italy.
If you need help, please contact incoming@unibas.it
Medical coverage is mandatory for all students/trainees in Italy, but procedures are different for EU citizens and non-EU citizens.
The Emergency Medical Service guarantees Health Care Assistance for emergencies occurring during the night time, holidays or pre-holidays which are not covered by the family or local physician. In urgent situations, the physician can provide outpatient services, prescribe medicines, or illness certificates. This service is free for every citizen under the European Health Care System and foreigners with an agreement or in possession of a valid document proving their right to Medical Health Care (European Health Card). For other cases, it is expected payment for the medical visit.
For more info about UNIBAS insurances, please consult the insurance policy section. Please note that this coverage could be not enough for your stay. For more information about the different kinds of health insurance, check the information provided according to your profile.
Accommodation
With the support of the Regional Education Authority (Azienda Regionale per il Diritto allo Studio Universitario - A.R.D.S.U.) the University of Basilicata offers students coming within an exchange programme the possibility to have a comfortable accommodation in the Halls of Residences. This opportunity is given only to students coming to Potenza for the entire duration of the stay with the exception of August when the residence is closed.
For detailed information, students have to contact by email the A.R.D.S.U. in the person of Antonio Luongo e-mail: antonio.luongo@ardsubasilicata.it. IMPORTANT: No Halls of Residence are available in Matera.
The Internationalization Service, on request of the student and with the support of the local ESN will help the student in finding private accommodations.
How to book the accommodation at the Halls of Residence: With regards to the Erasmus students, a specific section of the application online is dedicated to accommodation. You have just to tick off the items. The Internationalization Service is in contact with the ARDSU to check and book the room. To avoid problems, please register as soon as possible following the specified procedures and contact the Internationalization Service (also by e-mail incoming@unibas.it) to allow the relevant administrative formalities to be completed. It could be difficult to book and obtain accommodation if your application, as well as your online registration, is produced late.
For students out of the Erasmus: please get in touch with us, incoming@unibas.it and suigeneris_basilicata@esn.it, as quickly as possible to organize your lodging.
It’s strongly recommended that you check in at the Internationalization Service beforehand (except for specific cases to be notified to the office staff or the Erasmus Student Network -ESN, i.e. late evening/night arrival. In this case please explain the situation to the ARDSU, as well as to the Internationalization Service before leaving).
Costs: For detailed information, please contact the A.R.D.S.U.: Antonio Luongo by e-mail: antonio.luongo@ardsubasilicata.it.
For detailed information, click on the following link http://www.ardsubasilicata.it/main/page/1/19/1/2014/Servizi_abitativi
Private accommodation
It is quite difficult to find private apartments in Potenza or Matera for short-stay mobility to rent to students. If interested, students have to contact the local ESN (suigeneris_basilicata@esn.it) and the Internationalization Service (incoming@unibas.it) well in advance.
You can find notices with ads of contacts providing private accommodations throughout the city on the bulletin boards located on the University's campuses.
University Canteens
The University, with the support of the Regional Education Authority (Azienda Regionale per il Diritto allo Studio Universitario - A.R.D.S.U.), offers several university canteens located in:
Once you have arrived and completed the check-in administrative formalities, you must go to the ARDSU to benefit from board and lodging services offered.
It’s strongly recommended that you check in at the Internationalization Service beforehand (except for specific cases to be notified to the office staff or the Erasmus Student Network -ESN).
For detailed information click on the following link http://www.ardsubasilicata.it/main/page/1/35/1/2014/Mensa_universitaria
The University of Basilicata’s Campuses are located in the two provincial capitals, Potenza and Matera, in three different areas.
Potenza
Campus universitario di Macchia Romana
Via dell'Ateneo Lucano n. 10, 85100 Potenza
The Macchia Romana campus hosts the Department of Agricultural, Forestry, Food, and Environmental Sciences (DAFE), the Department of Engineering (DiING), the Department of Basic and Applied Sciences (DiSBA), the Department of Health Sciences (DiSS), and the Department for Humanistic, Scientific, and Social Innovation (DiUSS), the POLiS center (Student Orientation), IT Services, the Central University Library, the Rectorate offices, the Internationalization Service and the Student Affairs office.
Polo del Francioso
Via Nazario Sauro n. 85, 85100 Potenza
The Francioso campus hosts the Department for Humanistic, Scientific, and Social Innovation (DiUSS), the Central University Library, the University Language Center, the Disability Services, the Student Affairs office, and a computer lab for IT Services.
Matera
Campus universitario
Via Lanera n. 20, 75100 Matera
The University campus on Via Lanera hosts the Department for Humanistic, Scientific, and Social Innovation (DiUSS), the Student Affairs office, and offices related to internship management and the University Library.
Your exchange period officially begins on the day you check in at the Internationalization Service in Potenza.
What to do upon arrival:
Go to the Internationalization Service and bring:
At check-in, you will receive:
If you're based in Matera:
You must check in with the Matera contact person: violetta.pedalino@unibas.it. She will forward your documents to incoming@unibas.it.
After Check-in, you must go to:
Important: Please respect deadlines and book appointments in advance via email: incoming@unibas.it
Non-EU students: Once you receive your residence permit, send a copy to incoming@unibas.it.
The University of Basilicata aims to provide a quality service to incoming students, by organizing individual or group meetings. During the meetings, students get useful information about their mobility period.
Please, book your appointment by email (incoming@unibas.it) before meeting our staff!
EU Citizens
EU students can stay in Italy for up to 3 months provided that they have an international recognized ID issued by their country of origin.
After 3 months of entry to Italy, you will be required to register to the local "Anagrafe" in Potenza or Matera, providing a self-certification of enrolment, health insurance and documents demonstrating that you have the financial means to support yourself.
Non-EU Citizens
Depending on the duration of your stay in Italy, you have to apply for a residence permit or not: if you are a non-EU national and plan to come to Italy for a period exceeding three months, you must apply for a residence permit, while if the length of your stay is less of 3 months you are not required to apply for.
If it is your first time in Italy, you have 8 days to apply for a residence permit.
Certificate of Arrival
This is the official confirmation of your date of arrival at this University. If you need a stamp on specific forms from your home university instead, please bring them with you. The staff of the Internationalization Service will complete it according to the official date of registration at the desk. Important: don't forget to send it to your home university, as soon as received. If you lose any documents received on your arrival or they are stolen, please contact your home International Relations Office for a copy.
At the end of your exchange period, please don't forget to Check-out before you go back home! On Check-out you receive another very important document: the Certificate of Attendance which is required by your home University to calculate the real duration of your exchange period.
Tax Identification Number (Codice Fiscale)
The Tax Identification Number (Codice Fiscale) is an identification document necessary in any relationship between citizens and public administrations. It is necessary to open a bank or a postal account and to enroll in the National Health Service, as well as it must be shown during the enrolment process. It is also required to lodge at the Halls of Residence managed by the Regional Education Agency (A.R.D.S.U.) and receive payments or reimbursements from the University of Basilicata. All students and teachers have to apply for this tax code and then return a copy of it to incoming@unibas.it.
You can obtain your Italian tax code before or after arriving in Italy.
Before arriving in Italy
If the Italian Consulate / Embassy in your country offers this service, you can apply for an official Italian tax code before you travel to Italy.
After arriving in Italy
To obtain the tax code after arriving in Italy you can go to the local "Uffici Territoriali” (local offices) of the “Agenzia delle Entrate” (Revenue Agency):
Ufficio Territoriale di Potenza
Ufficio Territoriale di Matera
during opening hours and by appointment, which you have to book on the “Agenzia delle Entrate” (Revenue Agency) website.
You must submit these documents:
As soon as you have a permanent address in Italy, or if you change address/residence in the future, you can book an appointment and go back to the “Agenzia delle Entrate” (Revenue Agency) to update your data, by handing in the documents relating to your accommodation.
If in the meantime you have registered with the “Servizio Sanitario Nazionale” (Italian National Health Service), you can ask for the “Tessera Sanitaria” (European Health Insurance Card) to be printed and sent to the address provided.
For more information on how to obtain the tax code and download the application form and related instructions, please consult the Agenzia delle Entrate website.
Registering your residence abroad
During the first 3 months of your stay in Italy, as EU national, you cannot be required to apply for a residence document confirming your right to live in Italy without any conditions or formalities other than the requirement to hold a valid travel document (i.e. identity card or passport). These provisions also apply to family members accompanying or joining the Union citizen, who are not nationals of a Member State, provided that they are holders of a valid passport or an entry visa where required or a valid residence card as a family member of a Union citizen.
After 3 months in Italy you may be required to register your residence with the relevant authority the local Anagrafe (Register Office) of the municipality of residence, and to be issued with a registration certificate. In the case that the stay in Italy, even if longer than three months, is temporary and does not exceed the year of permanence, as in the case of students, seasonal workers or posted workers, registration in the temporary population register may be requested (Art. 8 of Law 1228/1954 and Art. 9 Legislative Decree no. 30/2007).
The following documents must be included with your application:
a) if employed or self-employed: evidence of your activity;
b) if studying, training or staying for reasons other than work: proof of maintenance, calculated according to the Italian minimum annual social security allowance in relation to the number of dependent family members (a self-certification is accepted); proof of sickness insurance to cover health care costs; evidence of your university course (only if studying);
c) if a family member of an EU citizen, national of another member country without autonomous right of residence: proof that you have a family link with the EU citizen or that you are a dependent relative (self-certification is accepted). You will receive a receipt certifying that you have applied for registration to Anagrafe.
Documentation to be submitted:
1) copy of a valid identity document valid for expatriation issued by the competent authorities of the country of which you are a national;
2) document proving the enrolment in a school/university/ or vocational training institution and evidence of your university course;
3) proof of maintenance, calculated according to the Italian minimum annual social security. The reference sum corresponds to the amount of the social allowance which is Euro 5.061,68 gross per year.
For the purposes of registration, the total personal situation of the person concerned is also assessed:
4) coverage of health risks:
5) copy of the original documents, translated and legalized, proving the civil status and family members (it is required for registering the family relationship in the registry office and issuing certification). If a family member of an EU citizen, national of another member country without autonomous right of residence: proof that you have a family link with the EU citizen or that you are a dependent relative (self-certification is accepted)
Family members without autonomous right of residence must provide:
Contacts:
“Sportello Anagrafico” located in Via N. Sauro, Potenza (Mobility Center by appointment)
Tel. 0971/415818 -726 fax.0971-415817
Opening hours ( from September 2, 2019):
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 8.30/12.30
Tuesday and Thursday: 15.30/17.30
"Ufficio Anagrafe", located in Viale Aldo Moro, Matera
Tel.0835/241202-262-441
Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00/11.00
Tuesday 9.00/11.00 -16.00/18.00
Useful links:
After enrolling and receiving your user name and an activation code to generate your password, you can log in to the student IT system 'ESSE3' to:
If you want to take an examination you have to book it before, through the ESSE3 Online System. For detailed information on how to log in and go on, please consult and download the related guide in the "Documents" section.
The University of Basilicata provides exchange and degree-seeking students, as well as incoming professors and administrative staff with insurance against accidents that may occur on the campus premises of the university or in any other place where you carry out study or traineeship or research activities as far as they are authorized by the University, as well as for civil liability toward third parties during the performance of institutional activities.
Third-party insurance (Assicurazione di responsabilità civile)
Third-party liability insurance is offered by the University of Basilicata to cover third-party damages that students could cause in and out of the Institution. The policy is extended to students, grant holders, trainees, postgraduate students, visiting/exchange students and professors, etc. staying at the University for vocational and educational training, analogous and other activities.
Accident insurance (Assicurazione contro gli infortuni)
Students coming to the University are covered against all risks that occur during all the institutional activities (in and out of UNIBAS) provided for or allowed by the University.
Please bear in mind that the policy does not cover medical treatment expenses for which, according to your citizenship, individual health insurance is required.
For further and detailed information, please contact innocenzo.cinefra@unibas.it or incoming@unibas.it
Individual tutors, appointed by the Tutoring Committee at the beginning of the academic year (by October), are professors or researchers from the Department. The list of tutors is usually published on the Department's website. For more details, contact the Department's Academic Office.
International students at UNIBAS receive orientation and support services upon arrival in Potenza/Matera and throughout their stay. These services are provided by the International Relations Office, Department Coordinators, and Erasmus+ programme mentors.
Orientation and tutoring activities begin in the second-to-last year of high school, through the University Center for Guidance, Lifelong Learning, and Student Support (POLiS).
These services help students make informed choices about their education, support their university career, and enhance employability.
The activities include individual tutoring for academic challenges, exam preparation, thesis development, study planning, and career advice. Support also includes guidance on study abroad opportunities and aligning educational choices with professional goals.
Italian Language course
Students coming to UNIBAS, within European Programmes, can benefit from Italian language courses supplied at the beginning of the semester, through the Language Centre of the University. Courses are structured in different classes depending on the learner's level (CEFR) and developing general competencies and communicative and linguistic skills. Courses last 40 hours and allow gaining 3 credits. They are for learners who need to learn or improve their Italian. At the end of the course, after the final examination, students receive a certifying Diploma. If you like to attend the Italian Course, you'll have to plan your arrival within the last week of September (1st semester/one year) or the end of February (2nd Semester). No intermediate courses will be organized.
Other languages courses
The University offers, through its Language Centre, free courses, in blended learning (using the DI.L.LE platform), to students, teaching staff and staff at different levels (A2, B1 and B2-CEFR), in the principal languages of the EU (English, French, Spanish and Germany), before the mobility abroad (semester 1 and 2), organizes language Campuses as part of educational activities.
For further information: http://cla.unibas.it/site/home.html
How to change your Learning Agreement for Traineeship
During your stay, you can change your Learning Agreement for Traineeship, by following these steps:
How to extend or reduce your stay
Students interested in extending/reducing the Erasmus+ period have to discuss the change with the Erasmus+ Coordinator of the Home University and with the Departmental Coordinator of the University of Basilicata.
The extension/reduction form, duly signed and stamped by the student and the sending institution, has to be received by the Internationalization Service via e-mail (mobint@unibas.it): before the end of the period in case of extension; one month after the arrival at UNIBAS in case of reduction.
The Erasmus+ period can be extended to a maximum of 12 months after the arrival date and no later than the 30th of September.
For specific information please write an e-mail to the Internationalization Service: mobint@unibas.it; mobint1@unibas.it.
Before leaving Potenza or Matera, you must go in person to the Internationalization Service in Potenza to complete the check-out procedure. For students on mobility at the Matera Campus, please contact violetta.pedalino@unibas.it before departure.
Please note: you must check out in person — it is not possible to delegate this task to a friend or someone else.
Before going to our Service, students must meet with their UNIBAS School/Department Coordinator to complete the Traineeship Certificate, specifically Table D of the Learning Agreement for Traineeships — "Section to be completed AFTER THE MOBILITY".
At this stage, you should also provide the Coordinator with any other relevant documents.
After this, students are required to return a copy of all documents issued by the Coordinator to the Internationalization Service.
Important: Before checking out, don’t forget to:
Check out at the Regional Education Agency
Return any books borrowed from the university libraries
Failure to do so will prevent the issuing of your Traineeship Certificate.
Upon completing your check-out, you will receive a Confirmation of Attendance, indicating the start and end dates of your exchange period. This document must be submitted to your home university.
If your university requires a specific form to confirm your exchange period duration, please bring it with you so it can be completed.
Important: The end date of your exchange period will correspond to the check-out date.
Please make sure you are aware of any rules your home university or scholarship provider may apply when calculating your grant amount, and keep those in mind when planning your check-out.
Once you check out, your mobility period is officially closed: you will no longer be able to take exams or participate in any academic activities at UNIBAS.
At the end of your Erasmus period, it is also required to fill in an evaluation questionnaire about this university, services and difficulties incurred during your stay here. It is a Google form so you can enter using the institutional email given upon your arrival.
Click here to get access to the survey.
Thank you so much for your collaboration!
You are recommended NOT to book their flight back home the day after their last exam. Sometimes the dates might change.
Please don't forget to go to the Internationalization Service or to contact the Department contact person in Matera (violetta.pedalino@unibas.it) before you return home to close out your mobility period. We would be grateful if you could make an appointment with our staff at least 3 days before your departure. Please email us at incoming@unibas.it.
Campus Universitario di Macchia Romana
Via dell'Ateneo Lucano 10
85100 Potenza
pec: relint@pec.unibas.it
dott.ssa Annalisa Anzalone - Responsabile del Servizio/ Head of the Service
Tel. + 39 0971 202158
e-mail: rel.int@unibas.it; mobint@unibas.it
dott. Vittorio Rosa
tel. + 39 0971 202157
e-mail: mobint1@unibas.it
dott. Salvatore Cardinale
tel. + 39 0971 202156
e-mail: salvatore.cardinale@unibas.it
Mobilità studenti e staff in uscita/outbound students and staff: outgoing@unibas.it
Mobilità studenti e staff in ingresso/inbound students and staff : incoming@unibas.it
Accordi Inter-Istituzionali Erasmus/Inter-institutional Agreements: erasmus.agreements@unibas.it
Al fine di offrire un miglior servizio, si raccomanda di fissare un appuntamento via email utilizzando gli indirizzi sopra citati, differenziati a seconda della tipologia di mobilità e attività/ It is recommended to make an appointment by e-mail at the above addresses, according to the type of mobility and activity, in order to provide a better service.
Dipartimento di Scienze Agrarie, Forestali, Alimentari e Ambientali (DAFE)
prof.ssa Tania GIOIA, e-mail: tania.gioia@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Ingegneria (DiING)
prof. fabio FRUGGIERO, e-mail: fabio.fruggiero@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Scienze di Base e Applicate (DiSBA)
dott.ssa Simona TODISCO, e-mail: simona.todisco@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Scienze della Salute (DiSS)
prof. Luigi MILELLA, e-mail: luigi.milella@unibas.it
Dipartimento per l’Innovazione Umanistica, Scientifica e Sociale (DIUSS)
prof.ssa Antonella Grazia Maria GUIDA, e-mail: antonella.guida@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Scienze Agrarie, Forestali, Alimentari e Ambientali (DAFE)
Lucia ROBILOTTA, e-mail: lucia.robilotta@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Ingegneria (DiING)
Daniele CAMMAROTA, e-mail: daniele.cammarota@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Scienze di Base e Applicate (DiSBA)
Rossella Francesca SANTARELLI, e-mail: rossella.santarelli@unibas.it
Dipartimento di Scienze della Salute (DiSS)
Lucia TANCREDI, e-mail: lucia.tancredi@unibas.it
Dipartimento per l’Innovazione Umanistica, Scientifica e Sociale (DIUSS)
Violetta PEDALINO, e-mail: violetta.pedalino@unibas.it
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Decreto Rettorale n. 33 del 14/02/2017 
Decreto Rettorale n. 96 del 13/02/2018
Phone Numbers: +39 0971 205577 Macchia Romana Campus; +39 0971 205582 (Francioso Campus)
Address: Via dell'Ateneo Lucano 10, 85100 Potenza (Italy)
email: suigeneris_basilicata@esn.it
