Whether you want to delve deeper into a specific area of study, update your professional skills, or acquire new ones, the University of Florence offers a wide range of courses dedicated to postgraduate education and lifelong learning. Organised by the University’s Departments, these courses cover specialist topics across numerous subject areas and vary in duration, mode of delivery, and entry requirements depending on your chosen academic path.Postgraduate advanced training courses are designed for graduates holding a first or second-cycle degree (bachelor’s or master’s level) who wish to gain specialist skills in a specific academic, technical, or professional field. In some cases, additional entry requirements beyond a degree may apply, as specified in the course fact sheet.Professional development courses are designed for anyone looking to update or develop skills relevant to their career. A university degree is not required for entry; however, specific requirements may apply if stated in the course fact sheet. You can find links to the enrolment platform and the relevant regulations in the menu for the corresponding academic year of the programme. Academic year 2026/2027 Offerta formativa Guida all'iscrizione ai corsi Academic year 2025/2026 Prospective students wishing to enrol in these courses must hold a First Cycle (Bachelor's) or Second Cycle (Master's) Degree depending on the course. They are offered by all Schools and consist of advanced training on specific aspects of each discipline.Please note: all courses are taught in Italian except for the ones specified.To enrol in a course, if you have never been enroled at Unifi you must first register in the Online Services, if you have already been enroled or have just registered, proceed with the course enrolment. Registration for those who have never been enroled at Unifi Enrolment in the course Decreto istitutivo Avviso di selezione per l’ammissione ai corsi - allegato B Presupposti giuridici - allegato C. To view the available courses, please select the 'Academic Year' in the search form.