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SIM cards with 100 gigabytes for students enrolled at the University of Bologna

The University of Bologna makes available for students with an ISEE indicator lower than 35,000, SIM cards with a monthly data plan of 100 gigabytes. Deadline: 3 September.
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Grants to students faced with difficulties

The University of Bologna makes grants available to support students, enrolled in the 2019/20 a.y., who are faced with difficulties due to the COVID-19 or for other reasons. Deadline: 29 September.
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ER-GO calls for applications for 2020/21 study grants, accommodation, and other benefits

The calls for applications for student benefits for the 2020/2021 academic year are published on the website of the Regional Authority for the Right to Higher Education - ER.GO. From 8 July, applications can be submitted online for free, independently from the enrolment in a Degree Programme. Late submissions will not be accepted, even if the enrolment deadline has not expired yet.
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Study rooms and university libraries are re-opening following safety rules

From Monday 29 June, some study rooms will re-open in Bologna (3 out of 7) and at the Romagna campuses. Libraries with waiting lists that are over 7 days will work longer hours starting from week 3 of June (July 22-26) to the beginning of Phase 3 in September.
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University Library System - student-to-student via LiveChat on Teams

The service for Italian and international students is aimed at assisting in the search for information and material useful to prepare for exams and write final dissertations.
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Moving around in the city: incentives and sustainability for the Unibo community

Discounted TPER passes for students and Unibo employees, AlmaBike project for bike-loving students. The latest news about sustainable mobility from the University of Bologna.
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A. Y. 2020/21 – Online and classroom-based teaching

The University of Bologna will offer the lessons of all degree programmes for the first semester of the 2020/21 a.y., both in remote and classroom-based mode, allowing even those who may not be able to reach the university to attend.
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