Exemptions and scholarships

For prospective students, the admissions announcements are divided into three-year bachelor’s degrees, single-cycle master’s degrees in law, and master’s degrees. 

The Inclusion Services section contains the regulations governing the full exemption from payment of the Tuition Fee, which is reserved for students with disabilities and for the children of parents who receive an incapacity for work pension under Law 118/1971. It also includes other types of calls and regulations aimed at students who meet specific requirements set out in current legislation.

The Financial Aid Tutor service also provides support and assistance to students who have been awarded financial aid or who are seeking information about scholarships, eligibility requirements, deadlines, how to apply, and criteria for confirming their awards.

Financial assistance is awarded through competitive calls for applications. The calls for applications and the corresponding application forms, which must be completed online, are published on the dedicated pages. Unless otherwise stated, all the specified requirements must be met by the deadline for submitting the application.

Applicants who meet the eligibility criteria for multiple calls for applications may submit more than one application. However, if they are successful in more than one competition, they must choose just one scholarship.

Prospective students can apply for scholarships even if their admission results have not yet been announced. However, if they are not admitted, their application will be excluded from the competition.

You can view details of exemptions and scholarships from previous years at the following link.

Go to the Archive 

The Financial Aid Office remains at the disposal of those interested for any clarifications or further information.