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 Programme: in this case, students from all curricula are required to attend the LIMES Laboratory for 4 credits and obtain the remaining 4 through different scientific activities, provided that they are activities approved by the reference curriculum,

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

In order to be awarded the credits, students must submit to the lecturer responsible for recognition a statement from the institution where the internship was carried out – alternatively a statement from the coordinators and organisers of the other and activities recognised by the degree course – certifying that the activities were carried out regularly and successfully completed.