Sapienza University of Rome (Sapienza Università di Roma)

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. see the cost note below for the full published band table. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Band A of Sapienza's three-band flat contribution for students whose income is declared abroad. Band B is EUR 700 a year and Band C is EUR 1,500 a year; the full country lists are published in Art. 38 of the Student Regulations and reproduced in the cost note below. Regional tax, stamp duty and a EUR 30 per-application pre-selection fee are charged separately.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Band A of Sapienza's three-band flat contribution for students whose income is declared abroad. Band B is EUR 700 a year and Band C is EUR 1,500 a year; the full country lists are published in Art. 38 of the Student Regulations and reproduced in the cost note below. Regional tax, stamp duty and a EUR 30 per-application pre-selection fee are charged separately.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Band A of Sapienza's three-band flat contribution for students whose income is declared abroad. Band B is EUR 700 a year and Band C is EUR 1,500 a year; the full country lists are published in Art. 38 of the Student Regulations and reproduced in the cost note below. Regional tax, stamp duty and a EUR 30 per-application pre-selection fee are charged separately. This programme is taught at Sapienza's Rieti campus rather than in Rome.

Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Band A of Sapienza's three-band flat contribution for students whose income is declared abroad. Band B is EUR 700 a year and Band C is EUR 1,500 a year, assigned by country on GDP adjusted to PPP. A student who can instead file an Italian ISEE pays by contribution bracket, and this programme's faculty (Medicine and Dentistry) sits in the Second bracket at EUR 2,924. Regional tax (EUR 140), stamp duty (EUR 16) and a EUR 30 per-application pre-selection fee are charged separately.

Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Band A of Sapienza's three-band flat contribution for students whose income is declared abroad. Band B is EUR 700 a year and Band C is EUR 1,500 a year, assigned by country on GDP adjusted to PPP. A student who can instead file an Italian ISEE pays by contribution bracket, and this programme's faculty (Medicine and Dentistry) sits in the Second bracket at EUR 2,924. Regional tax (EUR 140), stamp duty (EUR 16) and a EUR 30 per-application pre-selection fee are charged separately.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.

2026/2027 · Same rate across the institution · International students

Sapienza charges one flat annual contribution to students whose income is earned abroad (and who therefore cannot file an Italian ISEE), banded by country. The 300 EUR figure recorded here is Band A, the lowest of three bands and the one that covers most of the world's international student population — Sapienza's own Art. 38 fee schedule lists Band A as including, among many others, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Brazil, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa. Band B (Turkey, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Iran and others) is EUR 700 a year and Band C (the high-income countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada, the US, the UK and most of western Europe) is EUR 1,500 a year. A student's band follows where their household income is declared, not their passport alone, so check the Art. 38 list rather than assuming. On top of the contribution, every enrolled student also pays a regional tax and stamp duty, and every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 30 pre-selection application fee per application (maximum two applications per intake, no waivers). The contribution is a flat rate: Sapienza's regulations state that students paying it cannot then also claim ISEE-based reductions.