Università di Bologna

Highlights

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From 01 Nov
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A university in the shape of a Palace. Two walks to discover Palazzo Poggi

A new series of guided tours organised by UniboCultura Eventi will take place from 1 November to 6 December.
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The call for applications to obtain one of the University of Bologna’s 600 bicycles is online

Almabikes will be assigned in the chronological order in which the applications are received. The only requirement is enrolment in a first, second or single cycle degree programme for a.y. 2020/2021. Deadline: 12 November.
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100GB monthly SIM cards for students and first year students of the University of Bologna - a.y. 2020/2021

The scheme is available to students with an ISEE indicator up to €50,000. Deadline: 30 November.
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Do you want to attend classes in-person or online?

Log in to the new “Presente” service to specify your preference.
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Information about the contagion and the protection of our community's health
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Call for applications Overseas 2021/22

If you wish to spend a term or an academic year at one of the University’s many partner institutions located in non EU-countries submit your application online through AlmaRM as of 14 October 2020. Deadline: 16 November 2020, 1:00 p.m.
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Immuni helps us fight the COVID-19 epidemic.
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Patrick George Zaky’s arrest: the motion of the University of Bologna
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More and more international students are choosing the University of Bologna

The first data about a.y. 2020/2021 enrolments seems to confirm this trend: more and more international students are opting for the University of Bologna.
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Degree Programme Students

During a.y. 2019/20, the total number of students enrolled at the University of Bologna was 83,354 (2.04% more than in a.y. 2015/16). In the same academic year, 25,290 students matriculated (11.41% more than in a.y. 2015/16), 65,540 were aligned to the exam schedule (7.39% more than in a.y. 2015/16) and only 10.5% of students abandoned their studies during the first year (9.48% less than in a.y. 2015/16). During a.y. 2019/20, the number of students totally exempt from paying tuition fees was 21,605 (120.73% more than in a.y. 2015/16).
In 2019, 19,118 students graduated (15.66% more than in a.y. 2015/16) and 91% of students said they were satisfied with their degree programme (3.41% more than in 2015).

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