A variety of financial options and scholarships are available from the University of Bologna to foreign students who want to enroll in undergraduate and graduate degree programs in Italy. Financial awards, living stipends to help students during their studies, and full or partial tuition price waivers are some examples of these scholarships.
To assist eligible and interested individuals in applying successfully, this guide provides important details regarding the scholarship program, such as eligibility requirements, main advantages, and a detailed, step-by-step application process.
Eligibility Criteria
- A valid qualification from a non-Italian educational system must have been earned, or be in the process of earning, in order to be admitted to the selected program. Candidates who have graduated from Italian high schools overseas are also qualified.
- Prior to the application deadline, one of the following worldwide tests must have been finished:
- SAT for degree programs that are first- or single-cycle
- GRE for Master’s degree programs in their second cycle
- The SAT and GRE are English-language aptitude examinations that can be taken online (if accessible) or at approved locations across the world. The websites of the official exam providers are where registration must be finished.
- If the family’s income is earned outside of Italy, they must have an ISEE between €16,000 and €35,000 or present comparable financial evidence.
- By the application deadline, the applicant must be younger than thirty.
Italy is the host nation.
Europe is the study destination.
Category: Master’s Scholarships | Undergraduate Scholarships
All nationalities are welcome to apply.
Benefits of the Award: Financial Grants | Full Scholarship
Benefits
- Waivers of tuition fees in all or in part
- Living expense grants (amount varies by scholarship)
- The chance to attend a university with international recognition
- Access to cutting-edge academic resources and research facilities
- Discover the vibrant intellectual and cultural landscape of Italy.
- Better prospects for professional and academic careers
