Key Features

1. Public & Prestigious: A major Italian public research university founded in 1924, with a long academic tradition and strong global reputation.
2. Global Recognition: Degrees are recognized worldwide; the university offers a wide range of programs across multiple fields.
3. Large & Diverse: About 40+ English‑taught programs at bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD levels, along with double‑degree opportunities.
4. English‑Friendly Options: English‑taught programs are available across many disciplines (sciences, social sciences, humanities, business, technology).
5. Scholarships & Fee System: Offers tailored fee arrangements, scholarships for international students, and benefits similar to Italian students.
6. Location: Situated in Milan, Italy’s economic and cultural hub with strong industry links and student opportunities.
7. International Support: The university has an International Student Hub guiding foreign applicants on admissions, visas, and academic processes.

Undergraduate Programs

1. Study Areas: Wide range of fields including sciences, engineering, social sciences, law, arts, economics, and the International Medical School (English‑medium medical degree).
2. Entry Requirements: Secondary school completion equivalent to Italian upper‑secondary qualification; some programs require entrance tests (e.g., TOLC or similar) depending on the course.
3. English Requirement (ELP): Typically, CEFR B1–B2 for English‑taught UG programs (varies by course). English certificates accepted include IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, etc. If the degree program is in Italian, Italian language proficiency may be required (not covered under ELP here).
4. IELTS Score: 5.5–6.0.
5. TOEFL iBT: 60–80.
6. Tuition Fees: Public‑university fee structure with a fixed base charge (~€156) and a variable portion based on income/wealth abroad.
7. Living Costs: Milan living costs for students are generally higher than average in Italy (accommodation, food, transport). Estimates range roughly €8,000–€15,000+ per year depending on lifestyle.

Postgraduate Programs (PG)

1. Study Areas: Master’s in Economics, Science & Technology, Data Science, Arts & Humanities, Law, Medicine, Business and more — including English‑taught MSc & MA programs.
2. Entry Requirements: Recognised bachelor’s degree; some courses may include additional eligibility checks or admission criteria depending on discipline.
3. English Requirement (ELP): Typically, CEFR B2 for English‑taught Master’s programs (or equivalent certification like IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge). Exemptions may apply if previous degree was fully in English or for native speakers.
4. IELTS Score: 6.0–6.5.
5. TOEFL iBT: 60–80
6. Tuition Fees: Similar public fee framework as UG (fixed + income‑based variable), with exemption and international scholarship opportunities.
7. Living Costs: Around €8,000–€15,000+ per year for housing and daily needs in Milan.