University of Bologna (Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna)

2026/2027 · Priced for this course · All students — no separate international rate

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: "If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04." That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is "al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. Genomics is one of only six first-cycle programmes Bologna prices above its standard EUR 2,040.00 maximum, listed by code in the "Corsi di primo ciclo a importo maggiorato" table. All three Genomics codes there (9211, 6619, 6343) carry the same EUR 2,805.00, so the figure does not depend on which code this intake uses. The row above it, at EUR 2,550.00, is a different programme, which is what makes the row assignment legible rather than assumed.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: "If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04." That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is "al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. This programme takes Bologna's standard first-cycle maximum of EUR 2,040.00; the source table lists first-cycle exceptions explicitly and by code, and this programme is not among the six listed (three language degrees at EUR 2,550.00 and three Genomics codes at EUR 2,805.00).

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: "If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04." That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is "al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. This programme takes Bologna's standard first-cycle maximum of EUR 2,040.00; the source table lists first-cycle exceptions explicitly and by code, and this programme is not among the six listed (three language degrees at EUR 2,550.00 and three Genomics codes at EUR 2,805.00).

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: "If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04." That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is "al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. This programme takes Bologna's standard first-cycle maximum of EUR 2,040.00; the source table lists first-cycle exceptions explicitly and by code, and this programme is not among the six listed (three language degrees at EUR 2,550.00 and three Genomics codes at EUR 2,805.00).

2026/2027 · Priced for this course · All students — no separate international rate

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: "If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04." That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is "al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. Medicine and Surgery is a single-cycle (ciclo unico) degree, so it is priced from Bologna's ciclo unico table rather than the first-cycle one, and it is one of the entries listed above that table's EUR 2,244.00 standard. Code 9210 matches the programme code in this record's own official URL, and all three Medicine and Surgery codes carry the same amount. The neighbouring Pharmacy row at EUR 3,060.00 differs, which is what makes the row assignment legible rather than assumed. The row assignment here was additionally confirmed by rendering the source PDF page to an image and reading it: the entry two rows above (code 8616) has a programme name that wraps onto a second line, and the text extractor places that continuation AFTER the amount rather than before it, which is exactly the kind of layout that can shift a figure onto the wrong degree.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: "If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04." That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is "al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. This programme takes Bologna's standard first-cycle maximum of EUR 2,040.00; the source table lists first-cycle exceptions explicitly and by code, and this programme is not among the six listed (three language degrees at EUR 2,550.00 and three Genomics codes at EUR 2,805.00).