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Notice for prospective students for Academic Year 2026-27

Starting from the academic year 2026/2027, the English TOLC-E test will be replaced by the CEnT-S test (CISIA English Test – Sciences).

All information on the CEnT-S, including the test calendar, is available on the CISIA website at: CEnT-S structure and syllabus | CISIA :: Consorzio Interuniversitario Sistemi Integrati per l'Accesso.

For the purposes of admission to the Bachelor’s Degree Programme in International Politics, Law and Economics (IPLE), only the scores obtained in the following sections will be considered valid: Mathematics and Reasoning on Texts and Data.

The tests may be taken at any university that offers the CEnT-S starting from Thursday, 27 November 2025.

Students are also advised that, for admission applications submitted for the Spring session (reserved for EU students attending their final year of secondary school and non-EU students), the results of tests taken in the first two macro-periods at any university offering the CEnT-S will be considered valid.

For the Summer session (open to all EU candidates), the results of tests taken in the third macro-period at any university offering the CEnT-S will also be taken into account.

All procedures and deadlines for submitting an application for admission are specified in the 2026 Admission Call that will be published below.

Further information

Fees, scolarships and exemptions

Fees

For students enrolled on bachelor’s, master’s and single cycle degree programmes are divided into two instalments of different amounts and with different payment deadlines:

the first, corresponding to the minimum amount, is the same for all students
the second - technically referred to as an ‘all-inclusive fee’- that is variable.

The University provides:

A no tax area for students on track with exams and not on track with exams for one year with ISEE certification until 30.000 €.
Fees exemption on account of merit, income or disability, or if they meet other specific requirements;
Concessions for students meeting high merit requirements;
Diversified tuition fees according to the student's home country for international students with assets/income abroad;