The University of Milan has opened applications for the DSU Scholarship 2026-27, offering funded study opportunities for both Italian and international students. The scholarship supports students pursuing Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees by helping cover tuition and living expenses, making higher education in Italy more accessible.
Scholarship Benefits
Selected students may receive a range of financial benefits, including:
- Full or partial tuition fee waiver
- Annual financial grant based on eligibility
- Free or subsidized accommodation
- Access to university dining services and meal allowances
- Additional financial support for eligible students based on academic and economic requirements
Available Degree Programs
The scholarship is available for students applying to:
- Bachelor’s degree programs
- Single-cycle Master’s degree programs
- Master’s degree programs
- PhD programs (subject to eligibility requirements)
Students can choose from a wide variety of academic disciplines offered by the University of Milan, including Science, Engineering, Medicine, Law, Humanities, Political Sciences, Economics, Veterinary Medicine, and Sports Sciences.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Be Italian or international students applying to an eligible degree program.
- Meet the university’s academic and financial eligibility requirements.
- Hold or obtain admission to the University of Milan.
- Submit all required supporting documents within the application period.
The scholarship is awarded based on a combination of financial need and academic eligibility in accordance with DSU regulations.
How to Apply
Candidates must first apply for admission to an eligible degree program at the University of Milan. During the online application process, applicants can indicate their interest in the DSU Scholarship and submit the required financial and academic documentation through the university’s application portal.
Application Deadline
According to the University of Milan, applications for the DSU Scholarship 2026-27 are open from July 10, 2026, to September 30, 2026.
