Application Procedure for Italian Students

1. Preliminary Requirements

Before applying, candidates must:

• Check the minimal entry requirements (see dedicated page).
• Verify whether they meet the additional requirement for direct access without formal evaluation.

You are eligible for access without formal evaluation if:

• Final Bachelor graduation score ≥ 95/110
• OR if not yet graduated: at least 150 ECTS credits registered in the transcript and a weighted average ≥ 25/30

If this additional requirement is not satisfied, a formal evaluation is required.

2. Application Procedure (according to your profile)

All applicants must first register in the reserved area (check procedures and deadlines on the dedicated page).

Within 10 days, your application status will be updated in the reserved area.

Summary of admission paths:

3. Students Satisfying All Requirements

Procedure:

• Register in the reserved area.
• Within 10 days, your status will change to “Ammesso”.

Direct Enrollment

• You may proceed directly with enrollment.
• No admission test is required.

4. Students Satisfying Study Background Requirements but with Final Bachelor Mark < 95/110 or Weighted Average < 25/30

Procedure:

• Register in the reserved area.
• Within 10 days, your status will change to “Admission test”.

Admission Test

• A fee must be paid to register for the test.
• Information on the test (date and time) will be provided on this page.

5. Students Not Satisfying Study Background / Required Credits

Procedure:

• Register in the reserved area.
• Within 10 days, your status will change to “In valutazione”.

Formal Evaluation

• Pay the required fee for formal evaluation by the MEDIP Committee.
• Evaluation results will be published in the reserved area.

6. Information on the Admission Test

The date, time and venue of the admission test are NOT yet available.
As soon as they are defined, official information will be published on this page.

Please note:

• The call for applications will NOT be reopened for a second semester intake.
• The admission test is held only once per academic year.

7. Mock Test

A mock test (example of the admission test) will be made available on this page.

8. Basic Reference Textbooks for the Admission Test

• Microeconomics - Frank R.H., Microeconomics and Behavior, McGraw-Hill, 2010.
• Macroeconomics- Blanchard O., Johnson D.R., Macroeconomics Global Edition, Pearson, 2012.
• Econometrics - Hayashi, F. Princeton University Press, 2011 - chapter 1.