Student collaborations (150-hours)

The University of Brescia publishes an annual call for student collaborations in activities related to University services.

Each collaboration involves activities for a maximum of 200 hours. The hourly remuneration paid to the student is exempt from personal income tax and trade tax.

The selection is open to university students regularly enrolled at the University of Brescia, who have passed at least 2/5 of the credits required by their degree programme with reference to the year of enrolment.

Students enrolled in the first year of specialisation or master's degree courses are also admitted, provided there is continuity of enrolment between the two cycles. For these students, the merit assessment will take place with reference to the first level degree programme.

CALLS FOR APPLICATIONS TO BECOME A STUDENT ASSISTANT

For information contact: [email protected]

Pursuant to Article 5 and Articles 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Regulations governing forms of student collaboration in activities relating to services provided by the University, issued by Rector’s Decree No. 682 of 28 July 2023:

1. As a general rule, by the end of June each year, University departments wishing to engage students for the following calendar year must notify the UOC responsible for managing the administrative procedures for student collaboration of the number of student placements deemed necessary for the services provided. Such requests must include the number of student assistantships, the types of activities to be carried out and the reason for any change in the number of assistantships requested compared with the previous year.
2. When submitting their request, departments may specify, for services that necessarily require specific knowledge, an additional requirement beyond those set out in Article 6 of these regulations, relating to enrolment on a degree programme, the passing of one or more exams and/or belonging to a specific year of study.
3. Having taken note of the staffing requirements identified by the departments, the Director-General, by his or her own order, shall determine, within the limits of the annual allocation entered in the University’s budget, the total number of staff positions to be filled on a permanent basis, specifying their type in accordance with Article 4.

4. In the absence of notification of requirements by the deadline referred to in paragraph 1, or in the event that the requirements are underestimated, the Director-General may, by his or her own decision and where deemed appropriate, nevertheless allocate a quota of research assistant posts to certain departments, including those that did not initially submit a request, subject to the limits of the annual allocation set out in the University’s budget. 

   The request for funding must be submitted by July of each year by completing the online form available at the following link: