Every year the ADISURC (Azienda per il Diritto allo Studio Universitario Regione Campania) issues a Call for applications (see https://www.adisurcampania.it/), whose deadline coincides with the enrolment period, for scholarships (services and money) for students with low family income, attending Degrees, Master Degrees or Ph.D courses.

International students who meet all the income and merit requirements listed in the Call may be admitted.

International students (EU and non-EU) can apply through the same on line procedure.

After applying (within end of September) applicants must handle the so-called ISEEP (Indicatore della Situazione Economica Equivalente Parificato – ISEE equivalent).

Tuition fees

Tuition fees must be paid by the student. Payment is made in three different instalments. Please, refer to UNISA International Web page for information about fees.

International students who are already enrolled in other Italian Institutions will be excluded from the selection procedure.

Pre-screening

The candidates should submit the Pre-screening Application Form.

For further information, please refer to the Enrollment Web page of the Department of Computer Science.

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP) – Erasmus+

The Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP), under the Erasmus+ framework, integrate virtual training sessions with physical mobility periods, offering participants an international and interdisciplinary learning experience. These programs are designed in collaboration with partner universities, fostering the development of advanced skills and encouraging the exchange of different academic and methodological approaches.

ACSA - Automotive Cyber Security Academy

The Automotive Cyber Security Academy (ACSA) is an advanced training program focused on cybersecurity in automotive systems.

The Department of Computer Science has participated in various editions of BIP events dedicated to this field.

2023 Edition

Host University: University of Coimbra (Portugal)

Mode: Virtual / In-person

The 2023 edition was held at the University of Coimbra and focused on the main security threats in connected and autonomous vehicles. The program included an analysis of regulatory frameworks and an exploration of the latest technological solutions for protecting automotive systems.

2024 Edition

Host University: University of Salerno (Italy)

Mode: Virtual / In-person

The 2024 edition was organized by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Salerno, featuring hands-on workshops on automotive infrastructure protection. The program focused on defense strategies against cyberattacks, providing participants with advanced skills to address cybersecurity challenges in the automotive sector.

2025 Edition

Host University: University of Friedberg (Germany)

Mode: Virtual / In-person

The 2025 edition will be hosted by the University of Friedberg, focusing on innovative approaches to automotive cybersecurity. The program includes an in-depth study of artificial intelligence applied to vehicle security, exploring advanced solutions for automotive system protection.

More details on past and future editions are available on the official program website: www.autocybersec.ro or by contacting the program coordinator at esposito@unisa.it.

BIP - Digital Humanities (digHuman)

The Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Program on Digital Humanities (digHuman) aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration among students from different backgrounds in the field of digital humanities.

Digital humanities combines IT methods, tools, and techniques with humanities disciplines such as literature, history, linguistics, philosophy, or cultural studies.

The digHuman Erasmus+ BIP is organized by Università degli Studi di Salerno (Italy), Universidade do Porto (Portugal), and Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain).

Schedule and Organization

The program is divided into two periods:

• Online Program: March 3 – May 30, June 30 – July 11, 2025.
• Onsite Week: July 21–25, 2025 in Salerno, Italy.

During the onsite week, participants will visit the collaborating organization, define and present projects, and engage in social and cultural activities.

Learning Approach

The digHuman consortium adopts a Challenge-Based Learning approach, encouraging students to tackle real-world interdisciplinary challenges relevant to their lives.

• Synchronous and asynchronous learning
• International interdisciplinary teamwork
• Focus on critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration

Interactive discussions, brainstorming, and teamwork will be key components of the program, helping students receive immediate feedback and prepare for complex challenges.

Academic Recognition

Participants will receive a 6 ECTS certificate of participation.

For more information, please visit the website https://bip-dighuman.github.io/erasmus-bip-dighuman/#schedule or contact the coordinators: prof. A. Abate (abate@unisa.it), prof. F. Ferrucci (fferrucci@unisa.it), prof. F. Palomba (fpalomba@unisa.it).

BIP within the Neolaia Consortium

The Department of Computer Science is actively involved in two programs promoted within the Neolaia Consortium in 2025:

BIP - Introduction to Information Security Requirements

Host University: Örebro University (Sweden)

Year: 2025

Mode: In-person (3-7 Feb 2025) and online

The Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) hosted by Örebro University offers a training course for students interested in cybersecurity and data protection. The program introduces participants to fundamental information security principles, with a particular focus on data protection requirements and cybersecurity regulations.

The course includes:

Theoretical lessons

Practical activities

Interactive discussion sessions

It provides a comprehensive overview of challenges and solutions in the field of information security.

More details are available at:

Örebro University BIP Page https://www.oru.se/english/schools/orebro-university-school-of-business/student-information/introduction-to-information-security-requirements/ or by contacting the program coordinator at esposito@unisa.it.

BIP organized by the University of Salerno – Personal Health Data Management

Within the Neolaia consortium, the Department of Computer Science is organizing a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) on the topic of "Personal Health Data Management", an interdisciplinary initiative involving experts in computer science, healthcare management, data security and privacy regulations.

Course objectives

The program aims to provide participants with:

Skills in the use of ICT technologies for the collection, processing and visualization of personal health data.

Knowledge of health data lifecycle models and best practices for their management.

Strategies to make digital health solutions more effective and adoptable by users.

Insights into the issues of data security and privacy, in compliance with the GDPR and other regulatory frameworks.

A practical experience through collaborative projects that connect theory and application.

Program structure

The course is divided into two main components:

• Virtual phase (June 9-20, 2025):
  • Independent study with asynchronous materials (videos, articles, online resources).
  • Synchronous sessions on Microsoft Teams for in-depth analysis and Q&A.
  • Open seminar with industry experts.
• In-person phase (June 30 - July 4, 2025, University of Salerno):
• Seminars on key topics related to healthcare data management.
• Practical activities and project development in international teams.
• Cultural exchange and networking experiences, with visits to places of interest such as Pompeii or the Amalfi Coast.
• Final presentation of projects with discussion and evaluation sessions.

Participants and selection procedures

Number of participants: maximum 20 students for physical mobility, with a maximum of 5 students per partner university.

For the virtual component, the program can accommodate up to 90 students.

The profile of the participants is multidisciplinary, including students of computer science, management engineering, health sciences and medicine.

The selection will be managed by the partner universities according to homogeneous criteria and with deadlines between March and April 2025.

Evaluation and recognition

Students will be involved in practical projects on real cases related to the management of health data.

The final evaluation will be based on the quality of the project, presentation skills and critical discussion with the team.

The course provides for the recognition of ECTS credits based on participation and final results.

Further information is available by contacting the referent teacher at the email address esposito@unisa.it

Erasmus+ KA171: International Mobility Beyond the EU

The Erasmus+ KA171 program supports and promotes international mobility between European academic institutions and universities outside the EU, aiming to strengthen global collaborations in higher education. This initiative allows students, faculty, and administrative staff to enhance their academic and professional skills through academic and research exchanges, fostering the sharing of knowledge, teaching methodologies, and best practices across different university contexts.
Partner Countries and Institutions – 2024 Call
With funding secured through the 2024 Call (Project 2024-1-IT02-KA171-HED-000241330), the Department of Computer Science at the University of Salerno has established new international mobility opportunities with the following partner countries and institutions:

• Kazakhstan – Kazakh-British Technical University JSC (KBTU)
• unisia – University of Tunis El Manar (UTM)

These collaborations align with the Department’s internationalization strategy, aiming to expand academic networks and develop high-level scientific partnerships.
Program Goals & Impact
✅ Develop academic and scientific collaborations with prestigious institutions outside the EU, strengthening the Department’s international network.
✅ Facilitate student, faculty, and staff mobility, offering learning and research experiences in highly qualified international environments.
✅ Promote global competence integration in educational programs, encouraging cross-methodological and research exchanges.
✅ Ensure inclusion and equal access to mobility opportunities, supporting students and staff from disadvantaged backgrounds.
✅ Enhance language and intercultural skills, crucial for academic and professional success in a globalized context.
Through these activities, participants can attend courses, seminars, and workshops,
collaborate on joint research projects, and gain new skills and perspectives in multicultural
academic settings.
Planned Activities

• Student Mobility – Selected students can study and train at partner universities, with full recognition of acquired credits.
• Faculty & Staff Mobility – Professors and administrative staff can participate in teaching and training exchanges, strengthening academic collaborations and professional development.
• Scientific & Educational Cooperation – Joint research projects, seminars, workshops, and international events (summer schools, conferences, etc.).

How to Apply
For more details and to apply, visit the UNISA International Office website or contact the program coordinator at esposito@unisa.it.