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Università di Torino!

Turin, Italy
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ProgrammeTuitionTotal costExpected salaryAcceptance rateDuration
Finance$6,853$45,277$39,00063%24 months
Management!$6,853$45,277$39,00063%24 months
Data Science$6,853$45,277$39,00063%24 months
Marketing!$6,853$45,277$39,00063%24 months
Economics$6,618$45,042$33,00063%24 months

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Scholarships

Public scholarships for studying in this country, with amounts and deadlines taken from the official calls.

€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 di Torino

The University of Turin is one of Europe's oldest universities, founded as a studium in 1404 at the initiative of Prince Ludovico di Savoia. Closed in 1536 after the French invasion of the Savoy lands, it was re-established three decades later by Duke Emmanuel Philibert, and the reforms of Victor Amadeus II made it a model for other universities, complete with the Collegio delle Province for students from outside Turin. In the nineteenth century it became a point of reference for Italian Positivism, counting scholars such as Cesare Lombroso and Arturo Graf, and in the twentieth it stood among the centres of Italian anti-fascism.

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