Contacts

President
Prof.ssa Valeria Sorrenti

Student Services Office

Student Careers Office – Pharmaceutical Sciences Division

The Student Careers Office is responsible for the following administrative services:

  • support for students using the Student Portal.

 

  • admissions, enrolment, and tuition fee payments;
  • management of students' academic records;
  • programme changes and student transfers;
  • administration of single-course enrolments and extracurricular courses;
  • issuance of degree certificates and diplomas;
  • recognition and equivalence of academic qualifications;
  • tuition fee refunds;
  • advanced standing applications and credit recognition;
  • closure of academic records;

Student Careers Office – Pharmaceutical Sciences Division

Address
Via S. Maria del Rosario, 11
95131 Catania, Italy

Office email: settore.farmaco@unict.it

Staff

Rosanna Maugeri
Administrative contact for the Master's Degree Programme in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology (CTF)
Tel. +39 095 7307077
Email: rosanna.maugeri@unict.it

Giuseppa Famoso
Administrative contact for the Master's Degree Programme in Pharmacy
Tel. +39 095 7307078
Email: giuseppa.famoso@unict.it

Nello Marcantonio
Administrative contact for the Bachelor's Degree Programme in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Applied Products (SFA)
Tel. +39 095 7307088
Email: nello.marcantonio@unict.it

Office Hours

September–June

  • Monday to Friday: 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
  • Tuesday and Thursday: 3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
  • Wednesday: Closed

Summer Hours (July–August)

  • Monday to Friday: 9:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
  • Wednesday: Closed

Student Careers Office Forms

University Education Area (A.Di.)

The University Education Area (A.Di.) provides administrative and academic services to students and oversees the effective management of procedures relating to the establishment, activation, and accreditation of degree programmes. It is also responsible for the development and publication of academic regulations, the University's educational offer, and the academic regulations governing degree programmes.