The Course costs: € 1.500 (for twelve months)

Payment will be split in 2 installments (see announcement of the current academic year)

The University and the PagoPA system
Membership and functioning of the PagoPA system

The legislation relating to payments to the Public Administration obliges public administrations, including universities, to receive the relevant payments through the system called PagoPA promoted by the Agency for Digital Italy (AGID) of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
The PagoPA payment notice can be paid through various channels (credit card, at bank branches, tobacconists, etc.).
PagoPA is an electronic payment system designed to make any payment to the Public Administration simpler, safer and more transparent. The legislation relating to payments to the Public Administration obliges public administrations, including universities, to receive the relevant payments through this system.
PagoPa allows you to pay through a variety of channels, physical or online.
The student receives the payment notice at the end of the normal enrollment / enrollment / subsequent installments / competitions / access test procedures.
The PagoPA notice contains the Payment Notice Code, the QR Code and the Interbank Code (CBILL circuit) that allow you to pay easily.
Once you have received the PagoPa notice, you can pay with different methods:
- online by credit card by connecting to the website http://utov.it/pagopa
- via APP IO of PAgoPA if you have SPID credentials
- via home / mobile banking through the CBILL circuit or members of the PagoPA system
- at all bank branches or ATMs that allow you to pay through the CBILL circuit or members of the PagoPA system
- in the Sisal / Lottomatica betting shops

It is not possible to pay the PagoPA bulletin at Poste Italiane counters.

Attached is a special guide (in Italian and English).

The Course lasts twelve months.

The educational activity foresees 20 ECTS. 

The Course is fully held online. For specific information related to the didactics, please contact the Didactic Coordinator Lucia Fusco <lucia.fusco@opbg.net>.

Enrolment to university courses (or equivalent), finalized in developing professional skills in the medical field, wheter in Italy or abroad, gives the right to be exempted from ECM training. The lenght of the exemption cannot exceed the legal duration of the course and must coincide with the period of attendance.

The exemption does not give you credits, buti t reduces the mandatory individual training.

The advanced Course is addressed to Medicine graduates holding a Residency in (one of the following):

• Pediatrics
• Child Neuropsychiatry
• Neurology
• Neurosurgery
• Psychiatry