University of Milan

The University of Milan offers 67 bachelor’s degree programs in the following: 

Economics, Law and Social Sciences

• Political, Economic and Social Sciences
• Law 

Humanities

• Humanities
• Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication 

Medicine and Healthcare

• Medicine 
• Veterinary Medicine 
• Pharmacy 
• Exercise and Sports Sciences

Science

• Science and Technology 
• Agricultural and Food Sciences 

Tuition fees

The University of Milan is a public institution. Therefore, the university offers lower tuition fees in proportion to income, with fees being curbed in order to guarantee, to the greatest possible extent, the right for every student to have the opportunity to study. 

For international students, enrolment fees vary according to the student’s citizenship and can vary between €156 to maximum of €1,156 each academic year.

The University of Milan also offers scholarships and other special funding, such as refectory and accommodation services. Enrolled students can apply for a scholarship, depending on whether they’re based on merit, income or both.

The Excellence Scholarships program is particularly aimed at international students. The program offers 100 incentive grants to the newly enrolled best international students at master’s level. The incentives include 50 scholarships of €6,000 plus enrollment fee exemption. 

To find out more about special funding and scholarships, visit the university’s website. 

Entry requirements

Almost all bachelor's and single cycle degree programs require candidates sit an admission test to ensure they are eligible for their chosen course of study. Each year, between February and July, the University of Milan publishes its calls to apply for admission to bachelor’s degree programs. These calls for application report the procedure for enrolment (matriculation) on the first year of studies, as well as:

• Admission requirements,
• Dates, programs, procedures and locations for evaluation tests and entrance examinations,
• Number of places available for programs with limited enrolment,
• Instructions for candidates with disabilities or SLD,
• Information on rankings,
• Enrolment procedures.

Further information can be found on the university’s website. 

How to apply

If you’re an international student who’s interested in applying to the University of Milan, you’ll need to complete an online application form which can be found on the university’s website. This is where you’ll also be able to find further details about how to apply as well as specific information regarding entry requirements.