Università di Bologna

Highlights

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International degree seeking students

Check out our section dedicated to prospective students.
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Exchange students

All you need to know to take part in an exchange programme at the University of Bologna.
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UniCredit ad Honorem loan

The deadline for submitting UniCredit ad Honorem loan applications for students enrolled at the University of Bologna for the A.Y. 2018/19 has been re-opened. Deadline: Friday 29 March, 15.00 h.
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Study Grants for deserving students 2018/19

Awards are assigned to students enrolled in a degree programme during the 2018/19 Academic Year. Application deadline: 29 March.
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Unibo Actions 1&2 - study grants for international students

Apply for study grants and tuition fee waivers for international students. Applications deadline: 30 April.
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Unibo Action 1 - tuition fee waivers for international students who have taken the TOLC test abroad

Tuition fee waivers are based on the TOLC test, taken abroad. Apply for Unibo Action 1. Applications deadline: 30 April.
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Call for applications to obtain benefits in favour of students with special difficulties

The call for applications is open to students enrolled in the a. y. 2018/19 in First, Second and Single cycle degree programmes of the University of Bologna. Deadline: 28 March.
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From 24 Jun
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Celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the bologna declaration

Take part in the event "The Bologna Process goes Global: fundamental values of the EHEA beyond 2020". The call for abstracts is now open.
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About Unibo

A University open to the world

The University of Bologna ranks first in Italy for the number of students abroad and the amount of funding received under Erasmus+.
During 2018 there were 2.776 Unibo students on mobility programmes in Europe, while 2.231 European students came to Bologna under the Erasmus+ programme.
At the same time, 376 Unibo students went outside the European Union on mobility programmes and 814  non-EU students came to Bologna.
The 2018/19 programme catalogue offers 69 international degree programmes, of which 52 in English.
As many as 6.349 international students enrolled for undergraduate and post-graduate degree programmes in the 2018/2019 academic year.
The University coordinates or participates in more than 60 education and learning projects financed by the European Union, with the principal objective of improving University education and, in general, education at all levels via international and other initiatives.

THE CAMPUSES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA

Read about the Campuses of the University of Bologna and the Campus in Buenos Aires

STRUCTURES

Departments, Schools, Centres, other structures constitute the cultural, teaching and research nucleus of the University of Bologna

University and society

Sustainability, development cooperation, art, science, culture, technology transfer and entrepreneurship: this is our third mission

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