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University of Bologna Scholarships: Full Tuition Waivers and Annual Grants for International Students

University of Bologna Scholarships: Full Tuition Waivers and Annual Grants for International Students

The University of Bologna offers various study grants and tuition waivers for international students enrolling in bachelor's and master's degree programs. Here are the key details:

1. Program Overview
• Eligibility: International students who have obtained or are in the process of obtaining a qualification from a non-Italian education system, valid for access to their chosen program[1].
• Funding: The grants include full tuition fee waivers and annual allowances. For the 2025/26 academic year, the University of Bologna is offering 30 new scholarships worth €6,500 each, which include full exemption from tuition fees[1].
• Duration: Scholarships are awarded for the duration of the degree program, typically two academic years[1].
2. Benefits
• Tuition Waivers: Full exemption from tuition fees for the duration of the program[1].
• Annual Allowance: A grant of €6,500 per year[1].
3. Application Process
• Selection: Scholarships are awarded based on GRE test scores and the verification of financial status[1].
• Application Link: You can apply for the University of Bologna study grants by visiting the University of Bologna Study Grants page[2].
4. How to Apply
1. Check Eligibility: Review the eligibility criteria and priority areas on the University of Bologna website[1].
2. Prepare Documents: Gather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, GRE test scores, and financial status documentation[1].
3. Submit Application: Complete the online application form via Studenti Online and submit it before the deadline[1].

For more detailed information, visit the University of Bologna Study Grants page[2].

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References

[1] International Talents @Unibo: scholarships for ... - University of Bologna

[2] Study grants and subsidies — University of Bologna

 

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