International degree-seeking students

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS is a university service aimed at providing international students with all the information they need to study at the University of Verona.
You are an “International student” if you hold a foreign university degree (or equivalent qualification) and you are not an italian citizen. Please note: in order to apply successfully to any Italian university you will need to have completed at least 12 years of school.

Applications for the academic year 2019/2020:
• For International Master’s degree programmes:
- Non-EU citizens living outside EU: the call for applications for international students is now closed (deadline: April 15, 2019)
- EU citizens and non-EU citizens living in EU: please go to http://www.univr.it/en/iscrizioni. Non-EU students holding a valid Italian study permit will be allowed to take the admission tests in order to enrol in one of the University’s programmes under the same terms and conditions as the EU citizens, and they will be included in the same ranking list.
• For Bachelor’s: please go to http://www.univr.it/en/iscrizioni
• If you’d like to attend individual modules and take the corresponding exams without having to enrol in a specific degree programme, please go to Enrolment in single courses

Non-EU citizens living outside EU

BEFORE LEAVING FOR ITALY From March 7 to July 24, 2019 you will need to carry out the pre-enrolment procedures through the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country. Please note: you can only indicate one preference, i.e. only one degree programme at one university (each programme has a number of available places for non-EU citizens). You will also need to request a study visa.

ONCE IN ITALY
You must take and pass an Italian language test, which will take place next September 2, 2019 at the CLA (University Language Centre).
Students who meet the following requirements are not required to take an Italian language test:
1) those who hold an Italian language qualification (B2 CEFR level), issued by one of the following institutions: “Università per stranieri di Perugia”, “Università per stranieri di Siena”, “Università Roma Tre”, “Società Dante Alighieri”;
2) those who whish to enrol in an English-taught Master’s degree

• Ministerial guidelines for the enrolment of International students
• CIMEA (Information Centre on Academic Mobility and Equivalence)

Studying at the University of Verona:

• The Italian university system
• International Masters Programmes
• Degree programmes
• Course catalogue
• PhD Schools
• Summer/Winter Schools in Verona

SCHOLARSHIPS (www.univr.it/benefici)
The University of Verona offers a range of scholarships to reward excellent students and/or to help those from lower income families. Scholarships are intended to cover part of the Student’s living expenses for each year of study.

• Scholarship applications for the academic year 2018-19.
• Documents needed to request an “isee” (the ISEE certificate is issued by the Italian Revenue Agency upon assessment of your financial situation).
• Scholarships funded by the University of Verona – International Master’s degrees
• Scholarships funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Invest your Talent in Italy
• Part-time work for students

TUITION FEES
General information on tuition fees for international students

• Tuition fees for non-EU students.
• Regulations on student fees
• Tuition fees, taxes, reductions, benefits based on merit, and tax exemptions – Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees

STUDENT RESIDENCES
Italian universities do not generally have a campus system. International students in Verona can find accommodation in student residences, or share a private flat with other students.

• ESU residences
• RUI residences
• Private flats for international students

Validation of foreign qualifications: academic qualifications from foreign universities are not ‘automatically’ accepted. To have your qualifications recognised at our University, you should get in touch with the International Student Desk (admissions@ateneo.univr.it). Requests are accepted from January to March each year. Relevant information is also available on the CIMEA (Information Centre on Academic Mobility and Equivalence) website. To get your qualifications recognised for any other purposes (e.g. public procurement, or for admission to regulated professions) you’ll need to contact the relevant national autorities.

• Request for the recognition of foreign qualifications.  Applicants need to complete a specific form, to be delivered to the International Student Desk together with the relevant documents and a €16 stamp duty (marca da bollo).
• Required documents. Documents must be delivered to the International Student Desk (ground floor, San Francesco Cloister – Via San Francesco 22) by appointment only. You can book an appointment at https://internationalstudentdesk.youcanbook.me.