Milan University International Scholarships in Italy 2022

Summary

Deadline:

30 May 2022

Study in:

Italy

Provider:

Milan University

Study Level:

Masters Postgraduate

Area of Study:

Medicine & dentistry

Funding type:

Partial Scholarships

Introduction

The Applications are invited to apply for the Milan University International Scholarship in Italy 2022. All International Students from all over the world are eligible to apply for University of Milan Excellence Scholarship. Applicants those who want to pursue their Master’s Degree from Italy are encouraged to apply. This is the most prestigious opportunity for talented students to Study Masters Degree in Italy for academic session of 2022-2023.

Almost all academic fields and majors are offered by Milan University for Masters Degree Program to Study Free in Italy. 55 scholarships of worth € 6,000 and 100 total exemptions scholarships will be given to International Students. Study and Living in Italy is very Cheap. The University of Milan Scholarships for International Students is available in all disciplines and Open to all International Students. This Scholarship in Italy is one of the Great Scholarships for International Students.

The University of Milan known as UniMi or Statale was established in 1924 and located in Milan, Italy. It is a public research university in Italy with almost 60,000 enrolled National and International Students having Research and Teaching Staff of 2,000. Milan University is ranked at the best number one university of Italy. QS World University Rankings ranked this University at 301 in the world.

Benefits

Milan University International Scholarship 2022 in Italy is providing multiple scholarships opportunities to its students. Detail is given below:

53 scholarships worth € 6,000 each, with the right to exemption from the all-inclusive tuition fee
100 total exemptions from the all-inclusive tuition fee.

Eligibility

The evaluation committees of each master programme will draw up a ranking list based on the sum of the scores obtained by the assessment of applicants’ academic records and curriculum vitae. Each committee can assign 30 points as follows: