ISEE from 24,001 EUR to 30,000 EUR 
Tuition fees for BA and MA degrees - a.y. 2021/2022

N.B. The regional tax for financial aid is calculated in proportion to the ISEE indicator for financial aid declared by the students, as shown in the following chart.

A simulator is available through which anyone can insert their own ISEE and calculate exactly the all-inclusive tuition fees.

Students enrolled with part-time status will pay 65% of the all-inclusive tuition fees in addition to the same amount of regional tax for financial aid and stamp duty.

Procedure

To apply for an economic subsidy, you should perform the following operations: 

1. Enroll for the a.y. 2021/2022 by paying the first instalment of fees;
2. Obtain the ISEE certification for financial aid for the right to university study without omissions/non conformities flagged by the Revenue Agency (if there are omissions/non conformities, they must be solved within the deadlines);
3. Fill and submit the benefit request in your reserved area. Attention: in order for it to be correctly received by the offices, it is necessary to complete the application and submit it  with the special ‘submit for reductions application’ button. At the end, the receipt for successful submission will be issued, which you must keep;

You should carry out said operations according to the following deadlines:

• 30th September 2021 all previous operations without paying arrears;
• 10th December 2021 enrollment for the first academic year by paying arrears, and submitting the ISEE certification and the benefit request by paying EUR 50.00 by 17th December 2021;
• 17th December 2021 all the previous operations without arrears only if ypu are a transfer student or you register for the first year of the master’s degree and students who moved from other Universities;
• 31st March 2022 all the previous operations only if you have withdrawn your Degree application.

Requirements

To benefit from the above-mentioned subsidies, the following requirements should be met:

• completion of operations described under point 1, 2, and 3 of the above-mentioned procedure;
• if you are enrolled in a bachelor’s degree programme you must not have another degree, either under the old system (even prior to DM 509/1999) or under the new system, whether obtained in Italy or abroad, or a diploma issued by the Conservatory/Fine Arts Academy, or a three-year first-level diploma issued under Italian law no. 508/1999;
• if you are enrolled in a master’s degree programme, you must not have another degree obtained prior to DM 509/1999, specialist degree, or master’s degree, obtained either in Italy or abroad, a diploma issued by the Conservatory/Fine Arts Academy, or a two-year second level diploma issued under Italian law no. 508/1999;
• you must not still be enrolled in a degree programme under the old system prior to DM no. 509/1999;
• you must have completed the minimum credit requirements (credits effectively registered in your student’s record book) between 11 August 2020 and 10 August 2021 as indicated below:

(*) “Year” refers to the number of years the student has been enrolled starting from their first enrolment in their first year at any University, as in the case of transfers from other Universities or from other Ca’ Foscari programmes.

For the purpose of calculating merit for obtaining benefits, any years of suspension from studies are not counted, except in cases where the suspension has been determined by disciplinary measures. Furthermore, credits coming from:

• Exams or internships recognized in past academic studies which have concluded with a qualification or following withdrawal/loss of student status or from other activities, even if held before enrolment and for which students have been granted accreditation;
• Exams taken for single courses previous to enrolment to the Degree programme;
• Exams that have not been completed (partial exams are not considered).

After six years (for Bachelor’s Degrees) or four years (for Master’s Degrees) of part-time enrolment, the student acquires the status of full-time student with the resulting rules for determining merit.

To determine the number of years and merits for students who initially enrolled as “part-time” students and who continue their university career as “full-time” students as per the above table, every two years studied at “part-time” status qualifies as one “full-time” year of study. In any case, every year of “part-time” study is regarded as one full year of study.  To determine the number of years and merits for students who started their university career as “full-time” students and then continued as “part-time” students, each academic year of “full-time” study qualifies as two years of “part-time” study.

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