History, Anthropology, Religions

The new regulations for the Degree Programme in History, Anthropology and Religions require students to undertake training activities, including internships, which are included in the Other Training Activities section for a total of 8 credits. Curricular internships are normally carried out through the University's TSP platform. Alternatively, if they are not carried out through the University's TSP platform, they may be replaced with activities organised by the SARAS Department or its lecturers, or in any case approved by the Faculty of the Degree Program: in this case, students from all curricula are required to attend the LIMES Laboratory for 4 credits and obtain the remaining 4 credits through further scientific activities, provided that they are activities approved by the corresponding Faculty of the Degree Program and faculty.

To be eligible, students must be in their final year of their degree course.

The specific programmes will be indicated by the institutions/bodies/organisations hosting the trainees.

Compulsory attendance according to the programmes agreed with the institution.

The assessment is carried out by the institution where the curricular internship was completed, or alternatively by the heads of the LIMES Laboratory and the lecturers responsible for the scientific activities approved by the degree course curriculum as valid for awarding credits recognisable in the AAF. n order to be awarded the required credits, students must email the lecturer responsible for credit recognition, before the chosen exam date, the official documentation certifying the regular attendance and successful completion of the required activities. Only after receiving a reply email from the lecturer responsible for credit recognition is it possible to register for the exam. Official documentation means: 1) the final certificate/report from the institution where the internship was completed, countersigned by the Faculty Internship Office, or, alternatively, 2) the certificate from the heads of the LIMES Laboratory (=4 CFU) and other certificates issued by lecturers organising seminars recognised by the L-42 degree programme, which together make up the remaining 4 CFU: in this case, the certificates must be clear, with name and student number, and duly signed by the organisers.

Procedures to be followed according to the programmes defined by the institution where the internship takes place, or by the LIMES Laboratory managers and other alternative activities.