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+<p><div><span style="color:dimgray;font-size:140%;"><b>Tuition Fee<br /></b></span></div></html>
+For each academic year the tuition fees for attending the Master are:
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+    <li> NON-EU students at FUB and UNIKL => <U>3,800 Euro per year</U>,
+    <li> NON-EU students at BTH           =><U>   380 Euro + 100.000 SEK (11.300 EURO)</U>
+    <br><br>
+    <li> EU students      => <u>2,250 Euro per year </U>, amounting 4.500 EUR for the 2-year programme.</ul></p>
+The tuition fee includes social taxes (no social taxes at BTH, about € 130 per year at FUB and about € 400 per year at UNIKL, public transportation included).
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+Students will be provided access to the facilities of the participating universities (library, computers, laboratories, wi-fi, Internet, alumni associations, university sport associations).
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+<span style="color:dimgray;font-size:100%;"><b>Payment modality for the admitted candidates<br /></b></span>
+In order to reserve the place, candidates admitted through the rank list are asked to pay a first instalment of the tuition: fee:<br><br>
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+  <li> NON-EU Candidates: 380 Euro by 5 April 2013
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+  <li> EU Candidates: 225 Euro by 5 April 2013</ul>
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+<span style="color:dimgray;font-size:100%;"><b>Bank Account<br /></b></span>
+<div>Free University of Bozen/Bolzano</div>
+<div>IBAN IT67P0604511619000000009000</div>
+<div>BIC (SWIFT) CRBZIT2B107</div>
+<div>payment reason: full student's name / EMSE course <Year n / Year n+1>, < first, second or single> instalment</div>
+<p><div>No bank expenses can be charged to the EMSE consortium. Within the European Union, a SEPA bank transfer is available.</div>
+A payment receipt must be submitted as soon as possible to the EMSE  secretariat by e-mail attachment (emse-secretariat@unibz.it). In case of withdrawn of the application communicated by email by 15th September 2013, the advance payment will be reimbursed with a reduction of 40 EUR for NON-EU and 25 EUR for EU applicants and no bank expenses will be reimbursed or charged to EMSE.  <b>From 2014-2015 onward, no reimbursement will be made.</b></p>
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-Accommodations. Accommodation in Student Houses is available on a firstcome,
+The second installment will be paid by students at their arrival at the first university. </p>
-first-served basis. The cost is 180.00 EUR (April 2009) per month for a shared room
-(payable in 4 installments), and 240.00 EUR (April 2009) per month for a single room (payable
-in 4 installments).
 <p>
-Canteens. The new Student Houses have a common kitchen. A complete meal - lunch or dinner - at
+The second year tuition fee will be paid in full at the arrival at the second year university using the same account above. </p>
-the University Canteen costs to students from 2.07 to 3.10 EUR (April 2009)
-<p>Library and Computer Labs Library and computer laboratories are available for all the students
-and all the university buildings are equipped with WLAN.
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-Special Needs The Advisory Service supports students with dierent abilities. They provide information
-about the opportunities that exist and how to access these and other benets, such as
-various degrees of assistance that the university provides.
-The FUB has no architectural barriers in any of its buildings (Bozen / Bolzano, Brixen /
-Bressanone, Bruneck / Brunico).
-Disabled access is also guaranteed for most of the student residences and canteens.
-If students have a disability of more than 66%, they are eligible for complete exemption from
-university fees (except for the provincial study tax): the disability certicate, issued by the
-health authorities, should be presented at the beginning of the academic year.
-<p>Further, in addition to the normal assistance (grants, etc), the University and School Office of
-the Autonomous Province of South Tyrol has other special assistance available. According to the
-type of disability, this assistance could consist of nancial aid for a home help, travel expenses
-or other help with transport.
-<p>According to your income, there is also nancial help available for expenses incurred. Income
-assessment is based on criteria that are xed every year by the provincial government.
-http://www.unibz.it/en/prospective/info/disabled/default.html
-<p>Equal Opportunities FUB has an Equal Opportunities Committee which is a consultative committee
-of the University and aims to promote and monitor eective equality for all members of
-the University community, irrespective of their sex, ethnicity, religion, nationality or any other
-condition that could give rise to discrimination against them.
-http://www.unibz.it/en/organisation/organisation/bodies/Chanchengleichheit.html
-The responsibilities of the Equal Opportunities Committee are:
- to formulate plans of positive actions in order to allow real equality for all members of the
-University community,
- detect all forms of discrimination, whether direct or indirect, that impede the full realization
-of equality or equal opportunities for all members of the University community,
- to make sure that situations possibly leading to discrimination will not arise.
-<p>Families. Currently, the Equal Opportunities Committee is promoting the Family friendly university
-initiative directed to enhance the quality of life of students and sta with families. Practically,
-some common spaces in the University have been organized in a children friendly way and
-the organization of a kindergarten is under way. Students giving birth can suspend their studies
-without paying the full taxes and there are additional grants from the Province of Bolzano-Bozen
-for special cases evaluated on individual basis.
-<p>Language Learning The Language Centre of the FUB is part of the most important service sector
-of the university. Its aim is to co-ordinate the learning of all the various languages used in the
-university. This means, for instance, creating the best conditions for language learning.
-The Language Centre courses are available for all students enrolled at the university, for those
-taking part in international exchange programmes, as well as for those working for the university
-and for guests. One of the services provided by the Language Centre is an advisory service for
-all students to help them in the various aspects of language learning. The language centre also
-tests language levels before students begin their university career and during their studies as
-well.
-The Language Centre is particularly important for those studying in their second and third
-languages. A thorough knowledge of the three ocial teaching languages in the university:
-Italian, German and English is absolutely essential for those who wish to participate completely
-and succsessfully in the activities oered by the university (lectures, seminars etc.) as well as
-conferences or other academic events.
-The language centre also oers optional language courses and self access materials for English,
-German, and Italian, as well as for a whole range of other languages, such as French, Spanish,
-Russian, Ladin, Chinese, Arabic.
-http://www.unibz.it/en/students/languagecentre/
-<p>Sports There are two dierent student associations: Kikero organizes social events, student parties,
-trips and other activities; S.C.U.B Sports Club University Bolzano organizes sports activities,
-particularly alpine sports like free-climbing, trekking, skiing.
-<p>Kikero:
-http://www.unibz.it/en/students/life/associations/kikero.html
-Sports Club University Bolzano (SCUB):
-http://www.unibz.it/en/students/life/associations/scub.html
-Students Networking Kikero organises the Rookie day (the welcome day for new rst-year students)
-as well as parties and other events. The association publishes the "Flyer" student magazine
-and an annual book that charts the lives of the students and the university. The University
-organises a Student Advisors service by coordinating a group of FUB students who provide information
-and advice about the University. There are student representatives in all the main
-governing bodies of the University who can answer questions and give advice and are open to
-proposals and ideas for contributing to the improvement of educational and other university
-services. More information and contact details are available at
-http://www.unibz.it/en/students/representatives/default.html.
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