Ministero dell’Istruzione, dell’Università e della Ricerca
DIPARTIMENTO PER LA FORMAZIONE SUPERIORE E PER LA RICERCA
ACCADEMIA DI BELLE ARTI L’AQUILA
Via Leonardo da Vinci s.n.c. – 67100 L’Aquila Tel. 0862/317360-80 Fax 0862/317370
e-mail: uri@abaq.it – Internet: www.abaq.it
INSTITUTE INFORMATION SHEET
| INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION |
| Name of the Institution |
Accademia di Belle Arti di L’Aquila – Academy of Fine Arts of L’Aquila |
| Country |
Italy |
| Erasmus Code |
I L-AQUIL03 |
| Eche |
EPLUS2020-ACR-101012772 |
| PIC |
949575875 |
| OID |
E10102369 |
| Website |
www.abaq.it |
| Head of the Institution |
Prof. Marco BRANDIZZI (Director) |
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| INTERNATIONAL OFFICE INFORMATION |
| Erasmus Institutional Coordinator |
Prof. Barbara DRUDI, b.drudi@abaq.it |
| Front office staff |
Patrizia DI MARCO GASBARRE, Responsible, uri@abaq.it
Nadia PEZZETTA, Erasmus Students Referent, segreteria@abaq.it |
| Erasmus/International Relations office (opening) |
The Office is open every Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11.00 to 13.00 |
| Address |
Accademia di Belle Arti – Academy of Fine Arts
Erasmus Office
Via Leonardo da Vinci, n. 6/B – 67100 L’Aquila – Italy |
| Phone |
+ 39 (0)862 317360-80 (central ph. number) |
| Website |
https://www.uri.abaq.it |
| e-mail |
uri@abaq.it; erasmus@abaq.it |
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| INFORMATION FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS AND EXCHANGE APPLICATIONS |
| Application deadlines |
May 31st for the first semester or for the full academic year
November 30th for the second semester |
| Application Form |
Please require to erasmus@abaq.it |
| Learning agreement |
Please refer to the home Institution for the OLA version |
| Portfolio |
Required (digital portfolio) |
| Letter of motivation |
Required |
| Sending |
by e-mail to erasmus@abaq.it ; segreteria@abaq.it |
| Admission criteria: |
Applicants will be selected on the basis of: the complete application documents, the chosen study program, the portfolio and the balance between incoming/outgoing students (reciprocity of exchanges). |
| Acceptance |
Each student will receive individual acceptance documents, by e-mail, within two weeks or, at the latest, within a month after the deadline.
Since the courses are mostly articulated on the whole academic year, it is strongly suggested to have an Erasmus stay here for this whole period.
As concerns the course of Restoration, due to the particular organization of the practical lessons, only applications for the whole academic year can be accepted.
Please take into consideration that for the students who apply for the Restoration courses, a rigorous selection is foreseen, due to the limited number of available places. It’s strongly recommended a very high knowledge of the Italian language (B1 at least). Besides, the applicants are requested to send a Curriculum Vitae containing the works made during the previous study period and the competences acquired on practical activities of Restoration. In our Academy the students work on Archeological goods, protected by the Cultural and Archeological State Authorities, so incoming students can practically work on these goods only if they can demonstrate preceding specific competences, which will be examinated by the Coordinator of the course or by the Director. |
| Letter for the incoming students |
Will be sent by the Erasmus Office after the acceptance of the application. |
| Attention! |
All classes are in Italian and the attendance of all the courses is strongly compulsory |
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| ACADEMIC INFORMATION |
| General Courses Catalogue |
Download |
| Academic Calendar |
Download |
| Courses/lessons schedule |
Download |
| ECTS and Grading System |
Download |
| Recommended language skills |
Students mobility: it’s strongly recommended a level B1, both for Italian and for English languages
Staff mobility: it’s strongly recommended a level B2, for English or for Italian language |
| Additional requirements |
Exchange students are invited to attend free Italian classes in L’Aquila, organized by the Academy itself, with the cooperation of other administrations, in order to improve their linguistic competences |
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| FURTHER INFORMATION |
| The Italian University and Academic system is based on 3 + 2 years courses (first level and second one):
1st cycle/level = 3 years (Triennio = undergraduate, BA)
2nd cycle /level = 2 years (Biennio = postgraduate, MA)
2nd cycle one level course in Restoration (quinquennio = postgraduate, MA)
The Academy of Fine Arts of L’Aquila offers the following Main courses:
- DECORATION (1st and 2nd level)
- DIDACTICS AND COMMUNICATION OF ART (1st level)
- GRAPHICS – COMICS (1st level)
- GRAPHICS – ILLUSTRATION (1st and 2nd level)
- GRAPHICS – MULTIMEDIA (1st and 2nd level)
- FASHION AND COSTUME (1st level)
- PAINTING (1st and 2nd level)
- PAINTING – VISUAL ART (2nd level)
- PHOTOGRAPHY (1st and 2nd level)
- SCENOGRAPHY (1st and 2nd level)
- SCULPTURE (1st and 2nd level)
- RESTORATION (one five course level)
Please take into consideration that the Erasmus students can choose classes in different main courses of the same level degree, in order to arrange their optimal planes of study and to update their Learning Agreement, in the section “During the mobility”, within the first month of their Erasmus stay. Normally, the students who have attended a three years course (at least) at their own University can be admitted to attend the second level courses in our Academy, too. |
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| HOUSING AND OTHER SUPPORT ACTIVITIES |
| In order to find an accommodation, the incoming students are invited to keep in touch with the local Erasmus Students network (ESN L’Aquila), at the following address: housing@esnlaquila.it.
On the base of a specific Agreement with this Association, ESN L’Aquila – AQUILASMUS, which is the local Association of ESN (Erasmus Student Network) ITALIA, helps the incoming Erasmus students to find a provisional and/or a final accommodation and, besides, to solve other practical problems involving logistics and to fit themselves into Academy and town contexts. Info : info@esnlaquila.it . Internet: www.esnlaquila.it ; |
| ATTENDANCE |
| The attendance of the courses is mandatory. The Erasmus students, once decided the courses which they want to put in their Learning Agreements, must attend all the lessons concerning the chosen courses, in order to obtain the needed and agreed number of credits and, consequently, to have the opportunity to be admitted to the exams.
In our Academy the prevailing part of the courses spreads out for the whole academic year; that means the ideal time to spend for an Erasmus experience is that period. The students who choose to spend only one semester (with the exception of the Restoration courses students) have to consider the half of the annual number of credits on their preliminary Learning Agreements; once arrived in our Institution, they can agree with each professor on the possibility to obtain , with an intensification of the didactic work, the whole amount of credits and the consequent opportunity to give the related exams.
For the Erasmus student of Restoration, only applications for the whole academic year can be accepted. |
