The enrolment fee, for both new students and students renewing their enrolment, consists of a fixed amount and a variable amount based on the student's ISEE value.

It comprises two items:

• regional tax, initially set at €130.00 for all students and subsequently adjusted according to the band determined by their ISEE value;
• stamp duty of €16.00

total: €146.00

The final regional tax amount is divided into three bands based on the eligibility requirements for the DSU scholarship for the 2026/2027 academic year, as set out below:

1. first band: €130.00, applicable to students with an ISEE value of €26,887.93 or less and international students from the countries listed in flat-tax Table 1 referred to in Article 3 of the Regulations;
2. second band: €160.00, applicable to students with an ISEE value between €26,887.94 and €53,755.88 and international students from the countries listed in flat-tax Table 2 referred to in Article 3 of the Regulations;
3. third band: €190.00, applicable to students with an ISEE value of €53,755.89 or more, students who do not submit an ISEE certificate at the time of enrolment, and international students from the countries listed in flat-tax Table 3 referred to in Article 3 of the Regulations.

Any balance due for the regional tax (in addition to the €130 paid as part of the enrolment fee) will be charged together with the tuition contribution after the student submits their ISEE certificate.  The ISEE bands are determined according to the attached table.

Payment of the €146.00 enrolment fee is required to complete the initial enrolment procedure and must be made by 30 September 2026.

Payment of the enrolment fee is essential to complete enrolment and must be made 

• for open-admission programmes by 30 September 2026;
• for programmes with limited places by the deadlines specified in the relevant calls for applications.

For payments made after 30 September 2026, students must pay the following late payment charges:

• €50.00 within 30 days after 30 September 2026
• € 100.00 more than 30 days after 30 September 2026

For further information, please contact the INFOSTUDENTI service.

Il contributo unico è diverso per ogni studente ed è determinato, sia per gli studenti immatricolati che per gli iscritti ad anni successivi al primo, sulla base della condizione economica del nucleo familiare dello studente valutata mediante l’ISEE (Indicatore Situazione Economica Equivalente) per le prestazioni universitarie e sulla base del corso di laurea di appartenenza.

• Studenti iscritti al primo anno e ad anni successivi in posizione regolare (iscritti al corso di studio da un numero di anni inferiore alla durata legale + 2): vedi in Allegati il pdf “Contributo Unico per studenti regolari”.
• Studenti non regolari – iscritti al corso di studio da un numero di anni uguale o superiore alla durata legale + 2: vedi in Allegati il pdf “Contributo Unico per studenti non regolari”.

Iscrizione fuori corso finale

Agli studenti non regolari (iscritti al corso di studio da un numero di anni uguale o superiore alla durata legale + 2) viene applicata una maggiorazione del 50% sul contributo dovuto dagli studenti regolari a parità di ISEE e di corso di studio.

La contribuzione degli studenti non regolari non può comunque essere inferiore a euro 200,00.

(Please note that international students are also always required to pay the enrolment fee – see the paragraph above)

• Students with foreign citizenship whose households earn income and hold assets abroad are not required to obtain an ISEE certificate for university benefits pursuant to Article 8 of Prime Ministerial Decree No. 159/13. For these students, the tuition contribution is a fixed amount (known as a flat rate), as set out below, based on their country of origin and the subject-area coefficient of the degree programme on which they will enrol or intend to enrol;
• The flat rate is assigned at initial enrolment and remains unchanged throughout the degree programme, provided that the student retains regular student status. If the student subsequently enrols beyond the standard course duration, the flat rate will be subject to the same percentage increases applied to ordinary tuition contributions for students classified as non-regular;
• For the purpose of determining the flat rate, foreign countries are divided into three groups with similar characteristics; see Tables 1, 2 and 3, “List of foreign countries for flat-rate allocation”, at the end of the attached 2026/2027 Regulations. The particularly poor and developing countries identified in Ministerial Decree No. 156 of 12 February 2021 are included in Table 1;
• For students with Italian citizenship who reside abroad and whose households earn income and hold assets abroad, the fixed tuition contribution will be determined by their foreign country of residence;
• For students registered with AIRE who meet the requirements for “independent student” status or whose households earn income and hold assets abroad, the flat rate will be determined by their foreign country of residence;
• Students who have been granted political refugee status must obtain an ISEE certificate only if they have income or assets in Italy. Otherwise, no documentation will be required to assess their financial circumstances, and their university tuition contribution will be set at the minimum amount;
• Students whose households reside in Italy and whose income is earned abroad (known as cross-border workers) must submit an ISEE certificate for university benefits, providing documentation from their employer certifying the amount of income received.

Flat-rate amount by country of origin

Countries in Table 1             €200.00

Countries in Table 2             €700.00

Countries in Table 3          €3,300.00

Each amount will then be adjusted using the correction coefficient K for the subject area of the student's degree programme, as shown below:

Correction coefficients by degree programme subject area

Degree programme area  A  Correction coefficient (K)  1.2

Degree programme area  B  Correction coefficient (K)  1.1

Degree programme area  C  Correction coefficient (K)  1

Area A

Health sciences

• single-cycle specialist/master’s degree programmes in Medicine and Surgery and Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics.

Science and technology

• bachelor’s degree programmes in Chemistry, Chemical Sciences, Industrial, Management and Textile Chemistry, Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry, Physics, Natural Sciences, Environmental and Natural Sciences, Analysis and Management of Natural Resources, Biotechnology; Pharmacy
• specialist/master’s degree programmes in Chemical Sciences, Industrial Chemistry, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Analysis and Management of Natural Resources, Physics, Industrial Biotechnology and Biocatalysis, Molecular and Industrial Biotechnology, Biology Applied to Biomedical Research, Biomedical Sciences, Biotechnology for the Bio-based and Health Industry, Biology and Sustainability.

Sport sciences

• bachelor’s degree programme in Sport and Exercise Sciences;
• master’s degree programme in Preventive and Adapted Physical Activity Sciences.

Area B

Health sciences

• bachelor’s degree programmes in Professional Education, Physiotherapy, Dental Hygiene, Nursing, Midwifery, Cardiovascular Pathophysiology and Perfusion Techniques, Biomedical Laboratory Techniques, Medical Radiology, Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques, Environmental and Occupational Prevention Techniques.

Humanities and social sciences

• bachelor’s degree programme in Interlinguistic and Intercultural Mediation;
• master’s degree programme in Modern Languages for Communication and International Cooperation.

Science and technology

• bachelor’s degree programmes in Mathematics, Computer Science, Information Science and Technology, Biological Sciences, Health Biology, Biological Sciences and Technologies, Occupational and Environmental Safety Engineering; Digital Techniques for the Environment and Construction
• master’s/specialist degree programmes in Biological Sciences, Computer Science, Mathematics, Information Science and Technology, Environmental Engineering and Workplace Sustainability.

Area C

Law and economics

• bachelor’s degree programmes in Economics and Commerce, Economics and Management, Economics and Management (part-time), Business Economics and Administration, Economics and Management of Innovation and Sustainability, Economics and Management of Innovation and Sustainability – Integrated Digital Programme, Business Economics and Administration, Economics and Management of Innovation and Sustainability (part-time), Legal Studies, Legal Sciences, Legal Services for Corporate and Public Administration Legal Professionals;
• master’s degree programmes in Entrepreneurship and International Management, Business Economics, Law and Finance (EDIFI), Global Entrepreneurship Economics and Management (GEEM), Economics of Innovation; specialist degree programmes in Economics, Banking and Finance and Economics and Commerce;
• bachelor’s degree programme and single-cycle specialist/master’s degree programme in Law.

Humanities and social sciences

• bachelor’s degree programmes in Tourism Sciences, Communication Sciences, Cultural Heritage and Cultural Activities, History and Histories of the Contemporary World;
• master’s degree programmes in Communication Sciences and Techniques, Hospitality for Sustainable Tourism Development, Languages and Skills for Education and Training.

• If the contribution is €400 or less, payment is to be made in a single instalment, due on 21 December 2026.
• If the contribution exceeds €400, payment is split into:
   
• an advance payment of 30 per cent, due on 21/12/2026;
• a balance of the remaining 70 per cent, due on 31/05/2027.

Please note: students who enrol on a non-single-cycle Master’s degree programme  with open admission after 21/12/2026 must pay the advance instalment by 31/03/2027 and the balance by 31/05/2027.

A late payment charge will apply in the event of late payment:

• €50.00 up to 30 days after the respective due date
• €100.00 more than 30 days after the due date.