UNIVERSITY OF MILANO-STATALE

ABOUT UNIVERSITY

The university of milan^[6] (italian: università degli studi di milano; latin: universitas studiorum mediolanensis), officially abbreviated as unimi, or colloquially referred to as la statale ("the state [university]"), is a public research university in milan, italy. It is one of the largest universities in europe, with about 60,000 students,^[7] and a permanent teaching and research staff of about 2,000.^[8]

The university of milan has ten schools and offers 140 undergraduate and graduate degree programmes, 32 doctoral schools and 65+ specialization schools. The university's research and teaching activities have grown over the years and have received important international recognitions. The university is the only italian member of the league of european research universities (leru), a group of twenty-one research-intensive european universities.

The university has been frequented by many notable alumni, including enrico bombieri (fields medalist, 1974), riccardo giacconi (nobel laureate in physics, 2002), marco bersanelli (gruber prize in cosmology recipient, 2006), patrizia a. Caraveo (bruno rossi prize recipient, 2007, 2011, 2012), alberto mantovani (robert koch prize recipient, 2016), fabiola gianotti (two times cern general director and bruno pontecorvo prize recipient, 2019), as well as former italian prime ministers silvio berlusconi and bettino craxi, and former greek president karolos papoulias. The university has also been affiliated with notable faculty such as giulio natta (nobel laureate in chemistry, 1963),giuseppe occhialini (wolf prize in physics recipient, 1979), and ugo amaldi (bruno pontecorvo prize recipient, 1995).

UNIVERSITY TYPE	ESTABLISHED ON	COUNTRY	QS RANKING
PUBLIC	December 8, 1924	ITALY	276

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION	OWN HOSPITAL	LOCATION
ENGLISH	Yes	VIA FESTA DEL PERDONO, 7, 20122 MILANO MI, ITALY

WHY CHOOSE THIS UNIVERSITY

Why choose the University of Milan?

Interdisciplinary courses

The university offers courses that help students understand and deal with a changing world.
Research and innovation

The university is a leader in research and innovation, and is located in a city that attracts talent and investment from around the world.
Clinical expertise

The university has strong clinical and research expertise, and its medicine students have access to some of the most important hospitals in the area.
International rankings

The university is consistently ranked among the top Italian universities and is well positioned in leading international rankings.
Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs, including law, medicine, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, and more.
Location

Milan is a large, bustling city that's a center of fashion, design, and finance.

ADMISSION & ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible for admission to the university of milano-statale (unimi), you must have a bachelor's degree or an equivalent foreign qualification. You can apply online through the university's website.

Bachelor's degree

You must have a high school diploma or equivalent qualification
If you haven't completed high school, you may need to provide a certificate of enrollment or provisional certificate
If you haven't completed 12 years of school, you may need to provide a certificate of completion for 1–2 years of academic studies

Master's degree

You must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification
You must have completed a first-cycle university degree
You may also be eligible if you have a diploma in social work, or a diploma from an arts or music academy

International students

You may need to provide an official translation of your high school diploma and school report card
You may need to provide an english language certification
You may need to provide gre or gmat results

FEE STRUCTURE

The university of milan-statale (unimi) in italy offers a bachelor's in medicine and surgery degree. The university's fee structure includes tuition, enrollment fees, and other costs. Unimi also offers scholarships and other financial aid programs.

Tuition

The first installment of tuition is the same for all students enrolled in bachelor's programs.
The total tuition and fees must be paid.
Students who are one year behind schedule pay the minimum amount for the second installment.
The university may request documents to determine the second installment amount.

Enrollment fees

The enrollment fee for the 2023/2024 academic year was €171,50.
International students' enrollment fees vary based on their citizenship.

Financial aid

The university offers scholarships and other financial aid programs, including the excellence scholarships program.
The italian ministry of foreign affairs and international cooperation offers grants to foreign citizens and italian citizens living abroad.
Students with disabilities may be exempt from paying regional taxes.

SCHOLARSHIP

The university of milano-statale offers scholarships for students, including international students, and those who meet certain merit requirements. The university also offers tuition fee exemptions.

Scholarships for international students

Excellence scholarships: available to new international students enrolled in a master's degree program
University scholarships: available to students whose income exceeds the limit for regional scholarships
Tuition fee exemptions: available to international students

Regional scholarships

Available to students who meet certain merit, income, and attendance requirements
Financed by the lombardy government, the ministry of university and research, and the european union

Scholarships for promising graduates

Available to young graduates who meet certain requirements
Funded through research project budgets or university agreements and contracts

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

To apply to the university of milano-statale, you'll need to upload the following documents:

Valid id: a valid identity document
Academic records: a cv and previous academic records in a single file
Learning agreement: a proposed learning agreement (form 1)
Language proficiency: documentation of your language proficiency, such as a language certificate, slam certificate, or self-certification
Statement of purpose: a brief essay that explains your career and research goals, why you chose the course, and what you plan to do after the course
Other relevant documents: any other relevant documents that support your application

Depending on the program, you may also need to take an entrance exam. For example, the international medical school at the university of milan requires applicants to take the imat exam, which assesses logical reasoning, general knowledge, and scientific knowledge.