International Students Enrolment
Admission requirements and procedures
Academy enrolment in Italy is regulated by ministerial provisions that establish different admission procedures for EU or EU-equivalent students and non-EU students residing abroad. Italian, European or non-European citizens with residence permits shall apply directly to the University. They need not pass any Italian proficiency test and are admitted with no quotas. On the contrary, non-EU students residing abroad are required to submit a pre-enrolment application on Universitaly website. Universitaly acceptance does not confer any right to the completion of the enrolment process, even in the cases of study visa obtaiment. If interested in a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme taught in Italian, they have also to pass an Italian proficiency test in order to be admitted.
HOW TO ENROL
In order to enrol on an undergraduate programme, it is necessary to take an admission test or a skills assessment.
Admission and enrolment procedures are described at Universitaly platform.
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Registration Fee for the academic year 2025/2026: €6640,00
Bachelor's courses enrolment
Enrolment in a Bachelor degree programme:
- high school diploma, with translation in Italian by an official translator, legalized by the authorities of the country issuing the degree;
- CIMEA Statements of Comparability and Verification (the list of the required documents is available here) or Dichiarazione di Valore in loco issued by the Italian Embassy in the country where the qualification was obtained. If your qualification has been obtained in one of the Countries that are signatories to the Lisbon Recognition Convention, the Statement of Correspondence processed through the ARDI platform, together with the Statement of Verification issued by CIMEA;
- Academy/University enrolment certificate with the list of exams taken or post-secondary qualification obtained in a non-university higher institute or foundation course certificate if the local system contemplates less than 12 years of schooling;
- valid residence permit (only for non-EU citizens);
- Tax code;
- identity document.
The high school diploma and university degree/certificates are also accepted in French, English, German and Spanish (unless otherwise indicated for individual programmes). During online enrolment, students with qualifications obtained abroad have to submit electronically (thus, not in person) these documents.
Master's courses enrolment
Enrolment in a two-year master's degree programme:
- high school diploma, with translation in Italian by an official translator, legalized by the authorities of the country issuing the degree;
- Degree (Bachelor Sc. or equivalent), with translation in Italian by an official translator, legalized by the competent authorities of the Country issuing the degree;
- CIMEA Statements of Comparability and Verification (the list of the required documents is available here) or Dichiarazione di Valore in loco issued by the Italian Embassy in the country where the qualification was obtained. If your qualification has been obtained in one of the Countries that are signatories to the Lisbon Recognition Convention, the Statement of Correspondence processed through the ARDI platform or the Diploma Supplement, together with the Statement of Verification issued by CIMEA;
- copy of valid residence permit (only for non-EU citizens);
- Tax code;
- identity document.
The high school diploma and university degree/certificates are also accepted in French, English, German and Spanish (unless otherwise indicated for individual programmes). During online enrolment, students with qualifications obtained abroad have to submit electronically (thus, not in person) these documents.
Non-EU students residing abroad
In addition to these documents, non-EU students residing abroad have to deliver also:
- receipt of the Universitaly pre-application;
- request for a residence permit (guide to obtain the first residence permit);
- study Visa;
- any certificates of competence in Italian.