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International Students: how to prepare for enrolment

Are you an international student? Choose a First or Second cycle degree programme, find out the steps you need to take in order to enrol and the financial aid opportunities offered by the University of Bologna.
Find out the Degree Programmes and the admission methods
International Students: how to prepare for enrolment
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Consult the list of Degree Programmes to find out which is the right programme for you and check the admission methods in the programme website. Rules and deadlines may vary for each programme. The calls for applications are published form February 2018 till July 2018. Classes start in September or October 2018. The course list will be published for A.Y. 2018/19 in February 2017. The search engine will be update in May 2018.
Pre-enrol if you are a Non-EU citizen
International students at Unibo
If you are a non-EU citizen living outside Italy, next to complying with the rules and deadlines established by the University of Bologna, you must pre-enrol at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country from 19 February to 24 July 2018.
Apply for financial aid
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International student can benefit from study grants worth €11,000 gross and tuition fee waivers, assigned on the basis of the SAT and GRE tests. Further financial aid opportunities are also available.
Why should you enrol at the university of Bologna?
Experience Bologna - Student life at the University of Bologna
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Find out more information on services, places, events in the Campuses of Bologna, Cesena, Forlì, Ravenna and Rimini; read more about all the housing opportunities for students.
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Recruitment agencies: important notice for international students
The University of Bologna independently manages student admissions to degree programmes and the awarding of Study grants. The University does not make use of agencies or recruiters based abroad.