Over 40 study grants will be available for entry in 2020 to international students. Applicants must be applying in first, single and second-cycle degree programs at the Alma Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna.  

Grants are divided as 8 study grants for students applying in the first cycle and dis and study grants for students registering in second-cycle degree programs. Each study grant is awarded for one academic year and amounts to a total of €11,000, gross of all charges for the beneficiary’s account.

The University of Bologna offers to deserving international students who wish to register for First Cycle, Second Cycle or Single Cycle Degree Programmes at the University of Bologna for a.y. 2020/21:

• study grants of €11,000 gross (Unibo Action 2);
• tuition fee waivers (Unibo Action 1).

The study grants and the tuition fee waivers are assigned on the basis of SAT and GRE, for one academic year.

Application Deadline:

• Call for applications Unibo Actions 1&2 – SAT = 30 April 2020
• Call for applications Unibo Actions 1&2 – GRE = 31 March 2020

The applicant can apply for Unibo Action 1&2 if:

• They are in possession of (or about to obtain) a valid qualification for access to their chosen degree program, issued by an institution outside of the Italian educational system;
• International students are eligible to apply for these study grants.
• Grants are available for pursuing first, single or second-cycle degree programs.
• Grants are awarded in all subjects available at the University of Bologna.
• you are in possession of (or about to obtain) a valid qualification for access to your chosen degree programme, issued by an institution outside of the Italian education system. Students holding a diploma issued by an Italian school established outside Italy can apply as well
• you will take one of the following tests by the application deadline:
  if you are interested in registering in a First or Single Cycle Degree Programme, the SAT test
  if you are interested in registering in a Second Cycle Degree Programme, the GRE test
• you are less than 30 years old upon the deadline of the call for application