
The Degree Program in Psychological Sciences and Techniques has locally restricted access for 500 places.
Enrolment in the Degree Program in Psychological Sciences and Techniques is governed by the Call for Applications for admission. To take part in the selection procedure for the 2026/2027 Academic Year, applicants must submit an application according to the procedures set out in the Call for Applications.
To be included in the ranking list, applicants must complete both of the following steps:
The order in which the two steps are completed is irrelevant, provided that both are completed by the deadline of 4 September 2026.
The TOLC-PSI is the admission test required by the University of Florence to access the Degree Program in Psychological Sciences and Techniques.
The TOLC-PSI tests have national validity; therefore, they may be taken, within the mandatory deadlines indicated in the link below, at any university belonging to the CISIA consortium, among those listed on the website: https://testcisia.it/calendario.php
The TOLC-PSI tests may be taken remotely, from a home computer, or in person, in university computer rooms, at any consortium venue.
The test may be taken from the fourth year of upper secondary school onwards.
OFA completion 2026/27 SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY
Students enrolled in the 2026/27 Academic Year in the Degree Program in Psychological Sciences and Techniques, class L-24, who obtained a score equal to or lower than 3 out of 10 in the Basic Mathematics area and/or equal to or lower than 3 out of 10 in the Text Comprehension area of the TOLC-PSI test, have an educational debt that must be fulfilled through Additional Learning Requirements (OFA).
See the Tutorial (2025_Tutorial Enrolment in UniFi courses - Basic Mathematics and Textual Skills - OFA Completion)
For any questions or problems encountered during the registration or access procedure, please contact the Federica Web Learning Centre Help Desk at support@federica.eu
UNIFI INCLUDE aims to support students enrolled in degree programs who practise sports at a competitive level. To this end, regularly enrolled students taking part in important national and international sports competitions may request the activation of the dual student-athlete career.
For information on the general and specific requirements for accessing the student-athlete career and on how to submit the application, please consult the page Dual Student-Athlete Career
Students enrolled in a Bachelor’s Degree Program, a Single-Cycle Master’s Degree Programme, or a Master’s Degree Program with nationally or locally restricted access may request to adopt part-time student status if, at the time of enrolment/registration, they fall into one of the following categories: working student, student engaged in the care and assistance of family members, student with health problems or disabilities, pregnant student, student with children, student diagnosed with specific learning disorders, student engaged in high-level national or international sport.
For detailed information on the requirements for registration as a part-time student, please consult the page Enrolment/Registration as a part-time student
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