Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
compete alla medesima
English translation:
she is entitled to
Italian term
compete alla medesima
Visti gli atti di ufficio, si certifica che XXXXX, nata a YYYY, il DDDDDD, ha conseguito presso questa Università in data DDDDDD, la LAUREA in INFERMIERISTICA (SNT1 - Classe delle Lauree in Professioni Sanitarie, Infermieristiche e Professione Sanitaria Ostetrica) con la votazione XXXXX e nella PAESE X - BACHELOR in INFERMIERISTICA.
Alla medesima nel sistema universitario italiano compete la qualifica accademica di Dottore in Infermieristica.
Is this "corresponds to" or something else.
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Marco Solinas
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