Italy Bocconi Merit Award
Merit-based scholarships for international students.
ItalyMastersPartially FundedDeadline: May (exact day varies by annual call; confirm on official source)
Official source: Bocconi University • Updated:
University of Insubria Scholarship
The University of Insubria Scholarship for master's study is an admission-linked funding opportunity at the University of Insubria in Italy. The university and related right-to-study frameworks may offer tuition relief and financial support, but packages vary by annual call and applicant profile. Applicants should verify current eligibility, benefit details, and document requirements directly on official pages before applying.
Official source: University of Insubria - Right to Study and Student Support • Last updated:
Eligibility
- Eligible nationalities
- International and domestic applicants can apply under the relevant call rules
- Degree level
- Master's
- Study location
- Italy
- Academic background
- Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) relevant to the selected master's program
- Admission required
- Scholarship consideration is tied to valid program admission/enrollment status
- Minimum GPA/grades
- No universal cutoff is officially stated on this listing; requirements vary by scholarship call
- Work experience
- No universal requirement is officially stated
- Field of study
- Depends on selected master's program and active scholarship scheme
- Residency requirement
- May vary by call (for example, regional right-to-study rules)
- Document language/translations
- Certified translations may be required for non-Italian documents
- Current enrollment status
- Call rules define whether first-year and continuing students are eligible
- Age limit
- Age policy varies by call; many schemes do not publish one universal cap
- Language requirements
- Program language requirements apply (Italian and/or English depending on program)
Benefits
- Tuition
- Partial fee relief or reduction may be available depending on scholarship type and eligibility
- Stipend
- Regional or merit-based financial aid may be available; amount varies by call
- Accommodation
- Student housing support may be available in selected schemes and is not universally guaranteed
- Travel
- No universal travel allowance is officially specified on this listing
- Health insurance
- No universal health-insurance scholarship line is officially specified on this listing
- Other benefits
- Right-to-study support may include additional services depending on annual rules
- Visa/residence support
- No universal visa-fee coverage is officially stated
- Application fee
- Scholarship calls do not publish a universal fee-waiver rule; confirm the active portal fee policy
Application process
- Where to apply: Apply through official University of Insubria admission and scholarship/right-to-study pages
- Program admission: Complete admission steps for the selected master's program
- Call review: Read the active scholarship call and confirm eligibility, deadlines, and document checklist
- Documents: Submit required academic/financial/supporting documents in the format requested by the call
- Selection method: Evaluation method depends on the active scheme (merit, economic criteria, or mixed criteria)
- Final decision/enrollment: Check official publication channels for results and complete any required enrollment confirmations
- Account/nomination: Create an account or complete nomination/referral steps where the provider requires it.
Required documents
- Valid passport/ID
- Bachelor's degree certificate and transcript
- Program admission/enrollment evidence where required
- Language proficiency evidence if required by program
- Motivation letter or supporting statement if requested
- Financial documents for need-based schemes when applicable
- Certified translations and legalization documents where required
- CV/Resume
- Recommendation letters (if required)
- Portfolio / research proposal (if required)
- Medical / health certificate (if required)
- Any additional forms requested by the provider
Good to know
- University scholarship outcomes at Insubria are call-based and can change year to year.
- Applicants should rely on official call documents for exact terms, amounts, and deadlines.
- Master's applicants should align program admission timing with scholarship deadlines to avoid missing eligibility windows.
FAQ
Is the University of Insubria master's scholarship fully funded?
Usually it is partial support, and the exact funding package depends on the active call and eligibility assessment.
Can international students apply?
Yes, international applicants can apply under the relevant university and scholarship call rules.
Is IELTS mandatory?
Not always. Language proof requirements depend on the specific master's program.
When should I apply?
Many calls are published around May-June, but deadlines vary; always verify exact dates on official pages.
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