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Università Cattolica!

Milan, Italy
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ProgrammeTuitionTotal costExpected salaryAcceptance rateDuration
Finance$27,511$76,735$45,00053%24 months
Management ENGManagement$27,511$76,735$45,00053%24 months
Management ITA!Management per l'impresa (LM-77 R)$27,511$76,735$45,00053%24 months
Data Science$27,511$76,735$45,00050%24 months
Marketing!$27,511$76,735$45,00053%24 months
Economics!$26,365$75,589$38,00053%24 months

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€2,890+/yrRegional right-to-study grant (DSU)

For students whose family income and assets (ISEE) are below the thresholds set by the university's region, foreign passports included. A cash grant (national minimums for 2026/27: €2,890 living at home, €4,190 commuting, €7,171 living away), a full or partial fee waiver and often housing and meals. You apply to the regional right-to-study agency or to the university.

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9 monthsInvest Your Talent in Italy

A 9-month grant from the Italian Foreign Ministry for English-taught master's in Engineering, Architecture and Design, and Economics and Management, with a company internship, at participating universities. Only for citizens of 23 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Mexico and Türkiye. The next call opens in 2027.

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About Università Cattolica

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore is a private Catholic research university inaugurated in Milan on 7 December 1921, born of the project of the Franciscan friar and physician Agostino Gemelli and his circle, who had founded the Istituto Giuseppe Toniolo in 1919. Since 1930 its main campus has occupied the ancient monastery of Sant'Ambrogio in central Milan, with further campuses in Brescia, Piacenza, Cremona and Rome. Organised into twelve faculties and seven postgraduate schools, it teaches in Italian and English; its School of Economics opened in 1947. The Agostino Gemelli University Hospital in Rome — named after the founder — serves as the teaching hospital of its medical school.

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