Enrolment for the 2026–2027 academic year is now open. Open Day on Friday 3 July at the Varese, Como and Busto Arsizio campuses

On Wednesday 1 July, enrolment opens for the University of Insubria’s open-admission bachelor’s and single-cycle master’s degree programmes for the 2026/27 academic year.

Enrolment procedures are carried out exclusively online. The dedicated webpage provides all the relevant information, including procedures and deadlines, guidance on the initial knowledge assessment and support services for prospective students.

For limited-enrolment programmes, applicants must consult the individual calls for admission, which have different deadlines and dedicated online procedures.

Open Day on 3 July

To mark the opening of enrolment, on Friday 3 July the University of Insubria is holding a new edition of its Open Day, an orientation event for prospective students and their families. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Varese, Como and Busto Arsizio campuses.

During the morning, participants will have the opportunity to meet lecturers, tutors and administrative staff and receive information about degree programmes, admission procedures, international mobility opportunities, scholarships, accommodation, tuition fees and student services.

Registration via Eventbrite is required to attend.
→ Register for Open Day 2026

New additions to the academic offering

Two new degree programmes, currently in the final stage of the accreditation process, are among the additions planned for the next academic year.

The single-cycle master’s degree programme in Pharmacy, which qualifies graduates to practise as pharmacists, is an open-admission programme based at the Como campus. It is jointly organised by the Department of Science and High Technology and the Department of Biotechnology and Life Sciences. The programme provides the scientific and technological expertise required to practise the profession and work as a pharmaceutical specialist. In particular, it is designed to prepare pharmacists for their innovative new role as a primary point of healthcare and as an interface between patients and doctors. The curriculum will also include courses focusing on the application of artificial intelligence in the pharmaceutical sector.

The bachelor’s degree programme in Digital Technologies for the Environment and Construction, known as Tedac, is a limited-enrolment programme based at the Varese campus. It trains graduate surveyors, technical professionals who combine traditional expertise with advanced digital tools. The degree qualifies graduates to practise the profession and includes an internship with companies, professional practices and public or private organisations. The programme combines lectures, laboratory work and field activities using technologies such as 3D modelling, GIS, BIM, drones and laser scanners.

There are also new developments involving two programmes already included in the University’s academic offering: the bachelor’s degree programme in Computer Science will also be offered at the Como campus, while a part-time study option will be available for Biotechnology.

Information pages for each programme are available in the Degree Programmes section. The information will be updated for the 2026/27 academic year from 22 June.