The degree program includes Practical Activities with Traineeship value (A.P.T.), which are required to obtain the credits for the Practical-Evaluative Traineeship (T.P.V.). These activities begin in the second year of the program and continue through the third year, according to the procedures established by the Faculty. The 10 credits that students earn through the A.P.T. are awarded in the third year of the program.
The A.P.T. are part of a broader educational project aimed at fostering the development of a conscious and well-defined path. In particular, they aim to promote critical reflection among students and support the development of a future professional identity, progressively guiding them from the acquisition of first-level professional skills and competencies - typical of the three-year program - toward orientation for the master's degree and possible professional fields.
Through this educational model, the Faculty takes on and manages the current challenge in psychology education of connecting research, training, and profession in preparing the psychologists of the future. Successfully passing the assessment of the Practical Activities with Traineeship value (A.P.T.) allows students to obtain the credits for the Practical-Evaluative Traineeship (T.P.V.).
Attendance at the A.P.T. is mandatory. For working students, ad hoc arrangements will be defined together with the tutors and/or professors.
All relevant information can be found in the Faculty Guide.