The University of Bologna Scholarship offers international students the opportunity to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs in Italy.
Scholarship Details
The University of Bologna Unibo Talent Scholarships provide full tuition exemption along with a living stipend of €6,500. Below are the key details regarding this prestigious scholarship, including eligibility criteria, benefits, and the application process.
Scholarship Summary
Host Country: Italy
Study Location: Europe
Category: Master’s Scholarships
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Reward: Full Tuition Scholarship + €6,500 Grant
Application Deadline: May 30, 2025
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the University of Bologna International Scholarship, applicants must:
Have completed or be in the process of completing a qualification from a non-Italian education system, valid for access to the chosen program. Students with Italian high school diplomas obtained in Italian schools abroad are also eligible.
Have taken one of the following international tests by the application deadline:
SAT test (for first- or single-cycle degree programs)
GRE test (for second-cycle degree programs)
Ensure that the SAT and GRE tests are taken in English at affiliated centers worldwide or online if available.
Have an ISEE (Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator) between €16,000 and €35,000 or an equivalent financial status if their family earns income outside Italy.
Be under the age of 30 as of the application deadline.
Scholarship Benefits
Scholarships are valued at €6,500 (gross amount)
Full exemption from tuition fees
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates must apply exclusively via Studenti Online. Applications submitted through any other means will not be considered.
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