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Harshita Barnwal

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The cost of on campus accommodation at Bocconi Uni will vary based on the student's choice for eg a single room with a shared bathroom will cost around €660/ month while a single room with a private bathroom costs around €740 /month. Private single rooms will cost €600 - €900 / month and private double rooms €500 - €600 /month

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Getting part-time jobs while studying at Bocconi University can be challenging, but it is possible. International students have fewer restrictions on working in Italy, and there are various types of part-time work available in Milan, such as babysitting, tutoring, and working in bars, cafes, and restaurants. However, some students have reported that finding part-time jobs can be difficult, especially if you plan to study at Bocconi. Bocconi University offers a 200-hour work-study programme for its students, which allows them to work according to Italian law and university regulations. The availability of these positions is subject to a

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The University of Bologna offers financial help to international students in the form of study grants of up to EUR 11,000 (Unibo Action 2) or tuition fee waivers (Unibo Action 1). The study grants and the tuition fee waivers are assigned based on SAT and GRE, and some TOLC tests, for one academic year.

 

Study Grants and Exemptions for International Students

 

Grant

Applicable For

What is Offered?

UniBo Action 1& 2

International students who apply to the First and Second Cycle or Single Cycle Degree Programmes

Study Grants and Tuition fee waivers

Collegio Superiore

First-year of a second-cycle degree programme or fourth year of a single-cycle degree program

Offers free lodging, annual grant and exemption of tuition fees 

ISA

PhD students and researchers

Study grants and other opportunities

Grants awarded by the Italian Government (MAECI)

All international students

Waiver of tuition fees

Students can also avail of the external scholarship offered by European Union called Erasmus Mundus. This scholarship covers 100% tuition and also, offers a monthly stipend while you study. Here's more on how can be paid to study at University of Bologna: 

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Atul Mishra

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Yes, international students get scholarships at the University of Bologna as it has over 450 merit-based scholarship programs and other financial aid programs. Students can apply for them by checking the criteria.

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The University of Bologna courses are available in postgraduate programs in multiple specializations of engineering and management. Students can apply for popular courses like ME, B.Tech., MIM, etc.

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Both universities have their own reputation in the world. But, if we compare both the universities in terms of ranking, foundation year, programme fee, etc. then the University of Bologna has got the highest position in all so it is the perfect university to study in Italy.

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The University of Bologna has its own admission process that is quite selective and differs from other countries. Therefore, due to high competition, it is quite difficult for foreign applicants to secure a seat at this university.

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 Politecnico di Milano has made sure that its halls are not just a residence but a centre for social and cultural exchange. There are eight halls of residence for the students, spread across Milan, Lecco and Como. All of these have different characteristics and types of rooms. Students can book the same through an online reservation process. Politecnico di Milano provides following facilities:

  • 24 hour reception;
  • Supply of bed and bathroom linen with change;
  • Fortnightly room cleaning;
  • Daily cleaning of common areas;
  • Broadband internet connection;
  • Supply of water, electricity, heating and air conditioning;
  • The use of the following rooms: l
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There are six campuses of Politecnico di Milano. These are located in Milano (Leonardo & Bovisa campuses), Lecco, Cremona, Mantova, and Piacenza.

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Among the documents which you have to submit are statement of comparability of your degree, Italian fiscal code, your visa, permit of stay, and others which will be conveyed to you once your admission is confirmed. The ISO will send you a comprehensive guide as well.

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