Master in Advanced Aesthetic Medicine (MAAM)
A European university master. It is built for professionals who want a recognised European qualification and real clinical skill. Theory is taught online, practice happens on real patients in Istanbul, Milan or Dubai, and the programme closes with the final examination and award by the University of Camerino in Milan.
About This Course
IAAI Academy with the University of Camerino and the University of Turin.
A 12-module programme for doctors and dentists. Live online teaching by university faculty, eight days of supervised hands-on practice on real models, a cadaver lab at ICLO Verona, and a final examination and graduation in Milan.
- Programme starts — 1 April 2027
- Graduation — 22 January 2028
- Structure — 12 modules
- Format — Online and in person
Program
What You Will Have
- A university master. An official academic title awarded by two Italian state universities, the University of Camerino (1336) and the University of Turin (1404).
- Recognised across Europe. 120 ECTS credits, the common credit standard of the 49 countries of the European Higher Education Area.
- 50 to 70 CME credits. For the practical blocks, accredited by the British Academy of Continuing Medical Education (BACME).
- Anatomy in a leading lab. Cadaver training at ICLO, Verona, one of Europe's most recognised centres for anatomical training.
- International faculty. University professors and international expert trainers, for both theory and practice.
Programme at a Glance
- 2 — Italian universities award the master
- 120 — ECTS credits, recognised in Europe
- 50-70 — CME credits for the practical blocks
- 8 — days hands on, on real patients
- 1 — day cadaver laboratory, Verona
Why MAAM is Valuable Across Europe
Most training in aesthetic medicine is offered by private academies and ends with their own certificate. MAAM is different: it is a university master, awarded by two historic Italian state universities, which makes it one of the most valuable qualifications a doctor or dentist can hold in this field.
Its 120 ECTS credits follow the European standard used by universities in 49 countries, so the qualification is clearly understood by universities, employers and professional bodies across Europe. Qualifications from these universities are recognised under the European framework for academic recognition, the Lisbon Recognition Convention. The right to perform aesthetic procedures remains governed by the medical rules of each country.
What You Will Learn
- Facial anatomy and danger zones
- Patient assessment and treatment planning
- Botulinum toxin, foundation and advanced
- Dermal fillers, including the high risk areas
- Skin regeneration and collagen biostimulators
- Threads, lasers and energy based devices
- Ultrasound guided injection
- Complication management and full face planning
How the Master Works
Online — University faculty
Modules taught online, each closing with a short exam.
Hands on — Istanbul or Milan
Two practical blocks of 4 days, treating real patients under supervision.
Anatomy — ICLO, Verona
One day of cadaver dissection and injection, basic to advanced.
Award — University of Camerino, Milan
Final examination and award of the master.
In Summary
The Master in Advanced Aesthetic Medicine (MAAM) is an intensive university programme delivered by the International Academy of Aesthetic Innovation with two of Italy's oldest universities: the University of Camerino, founded in 1336, and the University of Turin, founded in 1404.
It is built for practising doctors and dentists who want a recognised European qualification and real clinical skill. Theory is taught online by university faculty, practice happens on real patients in Istanbul or Milan, anatomy at the dissection table in Verona, and the programme closes with the final examination and award by the University of Camerino in Milan.
- Award — Master in Advanced Aesthetic Medicine (MAAM), awarded by the University of Camerino and the University of Turin
- Credits — 120 ECTS, recognised across Europe
- CME — 50 to 70 CME credits for the practical blocks, accredited by BACME
- Theory — Online, with university faculty
- Hands on training — 8 days on real patients, in Istanbul or Milan
- Anatomy — 1 day cadaver laboratory at ICLO, Verona, Italy
- Final examination and award — By the University of Camerino, in Milan, Italy
- Duration — 12 modules, starting 1 April 2027
- Who can apply — Doctors (MD, MBBS or equivalent) and dentists, where national rules permit the procedures taught
- Visa support — Official invitation letters issued by IAAI, a UK registered academy
- Fee — EUR 15,000 in two instalments, plus EUR 500 registration
About the Programme
Science first, then practice, then anatomy on the cadaver.
The programme is built in two cycles. In each cycle you study online for three months, then spend four days in the clinic applying what you learned. You treat real patients under the supervision of the faculty.
The final module brings everything together in Italy. You work in the cadaver lab at ICLO Verona to see the anatomy you have been injecting, then sit the final examination and graduate in Milan.
Teaching covers facial anatomy, fillers, botulinum toxin, biostimulators and regenerative treatments, thread lifting, lasers and energy-based devices, body contouring, aesthetic gynecology, ultrasound and the management of complications.
- 9 live online modules of three hours each, with an exam after every module
- 8 hands-on days on real patients, in two blocks (Istanbul, Milan)
- 1 day of cadaver dissection at ICLO Verona, Italy
- 7 clinical cases recorded in your personal logbook
- 2 days in Milan for the final written examination, case study presentation and graduation ceremony
Why Choose MAAM
- Intensive and practical. Nine days in person: eight days treating real patients under supervision, in Istanbul or Milan, and one day of cadaver anatomy in Verona.
- Theory that fits your practice. Online sessions are scheduled so that no clinic days are lost, and every session is recorded.
- Safety first. Facial anatomy, danger zones and complication management sit at the heart of the programme and are examined to a higher standard.
- Taught by the best. All teaching is delivered by university professors and international expert trainers.
Examinations and Assignments
- Module exams. A short online exam after each module, built around clinical cases, danger zones and complications.
- Practical assessment. Skills are checked during each practical block, which ends with an assessed treatment on a patient.
- Supervised clinical practice on the doctor's own patients, recorded in a logbook, and a final project consisting of a documented case series, to be submitted before the final examination.
- Final examination. A final written and practical examination with the University of Camerino in Milan.
- Written test
- Oral test
- Discussion of Thesis (PPT): presentation of the final project (documented case series)
Pass mark 55 (18 out of 30 in the Italian system), with a higher standard of 65 for anatomy and complications. Awarded with distinction, with merit, or as a pass, with feedback and retakes when needed.
What It Means for You
- Recognition across Europe. A university master with 120 ECTS credits, awarded by two Italian state universities and understood across the 49 countries of the European Higher Education Area.
- A qualification you can show to patients, employers and regulators.
- The full range of aesthetic treatments, taught by experts and practised on real patients.
- Confidence in the high risk areas of the face.
- A clear plan for managing complications, practised before you need it.
- Treatments that build on your existing work, from facial harmony to the lips, perioral area, masseter and gummy smile.
- New treatments to offer your existing patients.
- The skills and credentials to build or grow a premium aesthetic practice.
Academic Calendar
Ten months from first lecture to graduation.
April 2027 to January 2028. Online modules run on Thursdays. December is kept free for your case logbook and exam preparation.
- Apr 2027 — Online · M1, M2
- May 2027 — Online · M3
- Jun 2027 — Online · M4, M5
- Jul 2027 — Hands-on block I · M6
- Aug 2027 — Online · M7
- Sep 2027 — Online · M8, M9
- Oct 2027 — Online · M10
- Nov 2027 — Hands-on block II · M11
- Dec 2027 — Logbook and revision
- Jan 2028 — Cadaver lab, exam, graduation · M12
The 12 Modules
Each online module has two lectures and ends with a short exam. Hands-on modules are full clinical days on real patients.
01 — Foundations: facial anatomy and treatment planning
Thu 1 April 2027 · Live online · Minimum grade B
The programme opens with an introduction to the training path and the e-learning platform. You then study the layers of the face and its danger zones, and learn how to plan combined treatments for one patient.
- Introductory lesson: course structure, e-learning platform and training path — Giulio Nittari
- Facial anatomy mastery: skin, layers and aesthetic danger zones — Edgardo Picardi
- Combined aesthetic medicine approaches: integrated treatment planning for optimal patient outcomes — Marco Borin
02 — Materials science and regenerative medicine
Thu 22 April 2027 · Live online
How the physical properties of a filler decide where and how it should be used, followed by the science and protocols of biostimulation and exosomes.
- From lab to syringe: how rheology dictates aesthetic material performance — Giovanni Buzzaccarini
- Biostimulation: principles, science, protocols and clinical applications. Exosomes and regenerative aesthetic medicine: mechanisms, applications and clinical results — Tiziana Molinari
03 — Plasma and laser technologies
Thu 13 May 2027 · Live online
Energy-based treatments for non-surgical rejuvenation: how the devices work, which patients they suit and how to use them safely.
- Advanced Plexer combined protocols: synergistic approaches in non-surgical facial rejuvenation — Vincenzo Crapanzano
- Medical lasers: physical principles, clinical applications and safety protocols — Paola Ascenzi
04 — Lip and dermal fillers
Thu 3 June 2027 · Live online
A complete grounding in filler practice, from product science and anatomy to step-by-step injection protocols for the lips and the face.
- The art of lip fillers: from anatomy to injection protocols — Floriana Lauritano
- The complete guide to dermal fillers: science, anatomy and injection protocols — Adriano Bartoli
05 — Non-surgical rhinoplasty and thread lifting
Thu 24 June 2027 · Live online
Two higher-risk procedures taught with a strong focus on anatomy, indications and safety before you perform them in the clinic.
- Non-surgical rhinoplasty: anatomy, techniques and safety in injectable treatments — Marco Borin
- Thread lifting: theoretical foundations, facial anatomy and indications — Franco Vercesi
06 — Hands-on block I
12 to 15 July 2027 · Istanbul or Milan, 4 days · Hands-on
Four full days in the clinic. You apply what you learned online by treating real patients under direct faculty supervision.
- Four full clinical days on real patients, under direct faculty supervision — Istanbul or Milan
- Daily workshop programme — To be announced
07 — Full-face injectables and body contouring
Thu 5 August 2027 · Live online
The second cycle begins with full-face assessment and treatment strategy, then moves to the body with LESC technology.
- Full-face injectable treatments: advanced assessment, strategy and clinical techniques — Gennaro Barbuto
- LESC technology: mechanisms of action and clinical applications in body contouring — Stefano Toschi
08 — Fat-based regeneration and aesthetic gynecology
Thu 2 September 2027 · Live online
The regenerative potential of nano-fat and lipofilling, and the techniques, patient selection and clinical practice of aesthetic gynecology.
- Nano-fat and lipofilling in aesthetic medicine: regenerative potential and advanced techniques — Luigi Schiraldi
- Advanced aesthetic gynecology: techniques, patient selection and clinical practice — Samad Benalla
09 — Botulinum toxin and advanced injection techniques
Thu 23 September 2027 · Live online
Beyond the standard indications for botulinum toxin, and a reasoned, area-by-area approach to advanced injection.
- Botulinum: off-label uses of botulinum toxin — Serena Gioana
- Advanced injection techniques: a reasoned topographical approach — Umberto Autorino
10 — Complications and collagen stimulators
Thu 14 October 2027 · Live online · Minimum grade B
The last online module covers how to prevent, recognise and manage complications of injectable treatments, and the use of advanced collagen boosters.
- Managing complications in injectable aesthetic treatments: advanced strategies and clinical protocols — Adriano Bartoli
- Calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) and poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA): advanced collagen boosters in aesthetic medicine — Stefania Folloni
11 — Hands-on block II
15 to 18 November 2027 · Istanbul or Milan, 4 days · Hands-on
Four more clinical days at an advanced level. You treat real patients under direct faculty supervision and build on the second cycle of online modules.
- Four full clinical days on real patients, under direct faculty supervision — Istanbul or Milan
- Daily workshop programme — To be announced
12 — Cadaver lab, final examination and graduation
20 to 22 January 2028 · Verona and Milan, Italy · Final module
The closing module takes place in Italy. One day of dissection at ICLO Verona, followed by the final examination and the graduation ceremony in Milan.
- 20 Jan — Cadaver lab: facial anatomy layer by layer, vessels and danger zones · ICLO Verona
- 21 Jan — Final written examination and presentation of your clinical case study · Milan
- 22 Jan — Graduation ceremony and award of the Master · Milan
What You Need to Graduate
The aim of this Master is to graduate safe injectors. The rules are the same for every participant, and the standard is higher in the two subjects that protect patients most: anatomy and complications.
- Attend the programme — Full attendance at both hands-on blocks and the cadaver lab, and at least 85% of the live online sessions.
- Pass the nine online module exams — Each online module ends with an exam. The pass mark is 55 out of 100, which is grade C.
- Reach grade B in anatomy and complications — Module 1 (facial anatomy and danger zones) and Module 10 (complications) need 65 or above. A grade C is not enough in these two modules.
- Pass both hands-on blocks — In modules 6 and 11 the supervising faculty grade your clinical work on real patients, with safe practice first.
- Stay within five C grades — You can hold no more than five C grades across the 12 modules.
- Complete your clinical logbook — Seven cases: 2 botulinum toxin, 2 fillers, 1 biostimulator (PLLA or CaHA) and 2 skin boosters or mesotherapy.
- Present your case study — You present one case from your logbook in Milan on 21 January 2028.
- Pass the final written examination — Held in Milan on 21 January 2028 and covering the whole programme.
When all eight requirements are met, the Master is awarded by the University of Camerino at the graduation ceremony in Milan on 22 January 2028.
Grading Scale
- A — 85 to 100 · Excellent
- B+ — 75 to 84 · Very good
- B — 65 to 74 · Good. Minimum for anatomy and complications
- C — 55 to 64 · Pass, with a weakness to work on
- F — Below 55 · Fail. The module is retaken
The five C rule
A grade C is a pass, but it shows a weakness. You can graduate with up to five C grades. If you receive a sixth, you retake a module to improve the grade before you graduate.
Grade B in the two safety modules
Anatomy and complications decide how safely you inject. If you score a C in Module 1 or Module 10, you retake that module to reach grade B.
If you fail a module
An F means you retake only that module, not the programme. Your first online retake is free of charge. A second online retake, and any retake of a practical module, is charged.
Who Can Apply
The programme is open to graduates in medicine or dentistry. You will be asked to provide your graduation certificate when you register.
Participants are responsible for arranging their own visa for the in-person modules.
Students must have computer and Internet skills in order to follow courses in the mode and interactive e-learning, and a multimedia PC with broadband connection for the ICT interactive activities.
Applicants must receive a favorable evaluation of their curriculum vitae of studies from the Course's Scientific Council in order to be admitted to the Master's program.
Original degree certificate translated and legalized.
Fees
- Tuition — €15,000 (Paid in two instalments)
- Registration fee — €500 (Paid once, on registration)
How to Register
- Complete the registration form and attach your graduation certificate.
- Receive confirmation of your place from the IAAI admissions team.
- Complete your payment: the registration fee, then tuition in two instalments.
Master in Advanced Aesthetic Medicine, intake of 1 April 2027. Dates, venues and faculty may change. Registered participants receive the confirmed calendar before each module.
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Registration & Policies
Registration Requirements
📄 The Student consent and enrolment declaration is available for download from this course page (see Course Materials). Download it, read it, initial each section and sign it, then upload it with your registration form. See step 1.5 below for the full registration steps. These policies apply to every participant in the Master in Advanced Aesthetic Medicine. Read them before you register. They form part of your enrolment agreement with IAAI, together with the Student consent and enrolment declaration, the programme handbook and the fee schedule. If these policies and your signed declaration differ, the signed declaration applies. 1.1 The Master is open only to graduates in medicine or dentistry. You must attach a copy of your graduation certificate to your registration form. No place is confirmed without it. 1.2 You must hold a valid licence to practise and give the licence number and issuing authority on the registration form. 1.3 IAAI or the university may ask at any time for the original certificate or a certified English translation. You provide it at your own cost. 1.4 The programme is taught, assessed and examined in English only. Your English must be at level B2 or above. IAAI may ask for evidence of your English or for a short interview before confirming your place. 1.5 Registration has four steps. First, you download the Student consent and enrolment declaration from this page, read it, initial each section and sign it. Second, you submit the registration form with your graduation certificate and the signed declaration. Third, IAAI reviews your application and confirms it in writing. Fourth, you pay the registration fee. 1.6 Your place is confirmed only when IAAI has received both the signed declaration and the registration fee. Until then no place is held for you. 1.7 Places are limited. They are given in the order in which signed declarations and registration fees are received. 1.8 Admission is decided by IAAI and the partner university. The decision is final. 1.9 If any document or statement you give is found to be false, at any time, IAAI may cancel your registration and withdraw you from the programme without refund. 1.10 Your place is personal to you. It cannot be given or sold to another person. Important registration notice Before you register, make sure you understand the following. • Your place is not confirmed until IAAI has received your signed declaration and the EUR 500 registration fee. • The registration fee is not refundable. • Tuition is refunded only if IAAI receives your written cancellation more than 60 days before the start date. After that there is no refund for any reason, including a visa refusal. • You are responsible for your own visa, travel, accommodation and insurance. • The programme is taught and examined in English only. • Paying the fees does not guarantee a pass. The Master is an academic award and not a licence to practise. By submitting the registration form and paying the registration fee, you confirm that you have read and accepted these policies.
Payment Terms & Options
Registration fee (non-refundable): EUR 500 — When IAAI confirms your application Tuition: EUR 15,000 — In two instalments, on the dates in your fee schedule 2.1 Tuition covers the live online modules, the two 4-day practical blocks in Istanbul, Milan or Dubai with products and models, the 1-day cadaver laboratory at ICLO Verona, the first sitting of each examination and the certificate. 2.2 Tuition does not cover flights, accommodation, local transport, meals, visa fees, insurance, retake fees, bank charges or the translation and legalisation of your documents. 2.3 All payments are made in euro, by bank transfer to the IAAI account shown on your invoice. The full amount must reach IAAI. You pay the charges of both the sending and the receiving bank, and any shortfall remains due. 2.4 Pay only to the account shown on an official IAAI invoice. IAAI accepts no responsibility for money paid to any other person or account. 2.5 Each instalment is due on its date, whether or not you have attended and whatever the status of your visa. 2.6 If an instalment is late, IAAI may suspend your access to online sessions, practical blocks and examinations until it is paid. A block or examination you miss while suspended counts as missed and is repeated at your cost. 2.7 No certificate, transcript or letter of completion is issued while any amount is unpaid. 2.8 If an employer or sponsor pays for you, you remain personally responsible for the full fee. 2.9 Retake fees are listed in the fee schedule and must be paid before the retake takes place.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
3.1 A cancellation is valid only if it is sent in writing, by email, to IAAI admissions. The date IAAI receives your email is the cancellation date. Not attending, not paying, or telling a member of staff by phone or message is not a cancellation. 3.2 The registration fee is not refundable in any case, except where IAAI cancels the programme. 3.3 Tuition is refunded as follows. More than 60 days before the start date (for the intake of 1 April 2027 this means on or before 30 January 2027): Tuition you have paid is refunded. The registration fee is kept. 60 days or fewer before the start date: No refund. After the programme has started: No refund. 3.4 If you cancel 60 days or fewer before the start date, or after the programme has started, the full tuition fee remains payable, including any instalment not yet paid. 3.5 No refund, in full or in part, is given for any of the following. • A visa refusal, a visa delay or a refusal of entry at the border • Difficulty with English • Failing a module, an assessment or the programme • Sessions, practical blocks or examinations you miss • Withdrawal by IAAI for false documents, cheating, unsafe or unprofessional conduct, or non-payment • A change in your personal, professional or financial circumstances • Travel disruption of any kind 3.6 The fee is for a place on the whole programme. It is not charged per module, and no refund is given for modules you do not attend. 3.7 IAAI never refunds travel, accommodation, visa or insurance costs. 3.8 If IAAI cancels the programme before it starts, all fees you have paid are refunded, including the registration fee. If IAAI cancels after the start, it refunds the fees for the parts not delivered. This is the full extent of IAAI's responsibility for a cancellation. 3.9 An approved refund is paid within 30 days to the account the payment came from, less bank charges. 3.10 All requirements of the programme must be completed within 24 months of your start date. After that your registration ends without refund.
Rescheduling Policy
Changes you ask for 4.1 You may ask once, in writing, to move to a later intake. A transfer depends on available places and on the costs IAAI has already paid for your place, which you must pay. Fees you have paid are carried to the later intake and are not refunded. If the fee for the later intake is higher, you pay the difference. 4.2 Practical blocks and the cadaver laboratory run on fixed dates. You cannot move a single block to another date, except as set out in the next two points. 4.3 If you cannot attend a block because of a visa refusal or delay, and you send IAAI the written proof before the block starts, you may ask to move to the next available block or intake. IAAI decides the request, and you pay any cost IAAI has already paid for your place. 4.4 If you cannot attend a block because of serious illness or the death of a close family member, and you send written evidence within 7 days, IAAI may at its discretion move you to the next available block. 4.5 A practical or cadaver day you miss for any other reason is repeated on the next date set by IAAI, at your cost. You also pay your own travel, accommodation and visa costs. 4.6 Missing an examination without a reason accepted in writing by IAAI counts as a fail. A retake is offered on the next available date set by IAAI. Changes made by IAAI 4.7 IAAI may change dates, venues or faculty for good reason and will tell you as early as possible. A change of date, venue or faculty is not a ground for a refund. 4.8 IAAI is not liable for your travel or accommodation costs if dates change. Book refundable or changeable tickets. 4.9 If an event outside IAAI's control prevents a module from running as planned, IAAI may postpone it, move it to another venue or deliver it online. No refund is due where the module is delivered at a later date.
Special Accommodations
5.1 Tell IAAI in writing when you register, and no later than 30 days before a practical block, if you have a disability, a health condition or another need that affects how you take part. 5.2 IAAI will make reasonable adjustments where it can do so safely. Requests made late may not be possible to meet. 5.3 An adjustment does not change the pass standard, the content of an assessment, the attendance rules or any clinical safety requirement. 5.4 Extra examination time or any other examination arrangement is given only on supporting documents and only if agreed in writing before the examination. It is not granted afterwards. 5.5 No translation, interpreter or translated examination paper is provided. Difficulty with English is not a ground for extra time, a free retake, a refund or an appeal. 5.6 You must be fit to take part in clinical training. Tell the faculty immediately about any condition that could affect the safety of models, of other participants or of yourself. IAAI may stop you treating models where it judges this necessary for safety.
Terms & Conditions
6.1 Results. Paying the fees does not guarantee a pass or a certificate. Your result depends only on your own performance, as judged by the faculty and the Medical Director. Academic and clinical judgement is final. An appeal is accepted only for a procedural error and only within 14 days of the result. 6.2 Retakes. You retake only the module you failed. The first and second retakes of an online module examination are free. All other retakes are charged as set out in the fee schedule, and you pay your own travel, accommodation and visa costs. If you fail the same module after two retakes, IAAI may withdraw you from the programme without refund. 6.3 Attendance. Attendance at practical and cadaver blocks is required in full, on every day. Attendance of at least 85% is required at live online sessions. 6.4 Academic honesty. Online examinations are sat alone and without help. Cheating, plagiarism, impersonation or a false logbook entry results in a fail and may result in withdrawal without refund. 6.5 Conduct. You must behave professionally towards models, faculty, staff and other participants and keep all patient information confidential. IAAI may remove you from a session for unsafe or unprofessional conduct, without refund. 6.6 Visa and travel. You alone are responsible for obtaining, at your own cost and in good time, every visa and entry permit you need. An enrolment or invitation letter from IAAI does not guarantee a visa. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after each travel date. 6.7 Insurance. For every block outside your country of residence you must hold travel medical insurance covering emergency treatment and repatriation. You must also hold the professional indemnity insurance your country of practice requires. If you arrive without valid insurance, IAAI may refuse you entry to the block. The block then counts as missed and is repeated at your cost. 6.8 The award. The Master is an academic award. It is not a licence to practise and gives no right to perform any procedure in any country. You are responsible for checking what the law of your country allows and whether the award is recognised there. IAAI gives no guarantee of recognition or equivalence. 6.9 Certificate. The certificate is issued only when you have passed every assessment, completed the logbook, met the attendance rules and paid all fees. 6.10 Liability. You attend the practical and cadaver blocks at your own risk. IAAI is not liable for illness, injury or loss of your belongings, and its total liability to you is limited to the fees you have paid, except where the law does not allow liability to be excluded or limited. 6.11 Teaching materials. All teaching materials belong to IAAI and its faculty. You may not record, copy or share them. 6.12 Recordings and personal data. Online sessions may be recorded for teaching and quality purposes. IAAI uses your personal data to run the programme and shares it with the partner universities, the cadaver laboratory and examiners where needed for enrolment, assessment and certification. 6.13 Photographs. You may not photograph or film models, patients or other participants without the permission of the faculty and the person concerned. No photographs or recordings are allowed in the cadaver laboratory. 6.14 Governing law. These policies and your enrolment agreement are governed by the laws of England and Wales. 6.15 Changes to these policies. IAAI may update these policies for future intakes. The version in force on the date you sign your declaration is the one that applies to you. 6.16 Data protection. The personal data provided by candidates and members with the application form will be processed in compliance with the principles set forth in Legislative Decree no. 196 of 30 June 2003, "Personal Data Protection Code," and the GDPR (EU Regulation 2016/679). Version 1.2, October 2026
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