STATE UNIVERSITIES OF MILAN
When it comes to state universities, the State University of Milan is certainly one of the reference names for future freshmen. However, it is not the only choice.
What are the state universities in Milan?
Let’s start by analyzing the public universities present in the Lombard capital and then we’ll focus on Milan State university.
Which are the public universities and which are the private ones in Milan
The public universities present in Milan are the University of Milan, the State, and the University of Milan – Bicocca and the Polytechnic.
There are also have four private universities: the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Bocconi, IULM and the Vita – Salute San Raffaele University.
What are the free access degree courses in Milan?
There are several free access degree courses at Milanese universities. For an updated list, we always recommend you to ask for the list in the university secretary, where it will also be possible to check which of these courses require attendance or not.
How much does the Milan state road cost
Now let’s go back to the University of Milano Statale: how much does your enrollment cost?
The University has prepared a page on state taxes, to which we refer for more details.
In summary:
– there is a no tax area for students with University ISEE up to € 22,000;
– there are other exemptions for reasons of merit, conditions of disability or more;
– the first tuition fee installment is the same for everyone and amounts to 156 euros, to be paid by 30 September;
– the second first tuition fee installment must be paid by January 31 and has a variable amount with a minimum of 3% on the difference between the student’s ISEE and the 20,000-euro ISEE.
In what area is the Statale di Milano located
The headquarters of the State University of Milan is located in the city center, in via Festa del Perdono 7, where besides the Rectorate there are the General Management, the Central Administrative Offices, the Services for Erasmus and mobility students and an office dedicated to the post-graduate studies.
How many offices does the State of Milan have?
In addition to the main office, there is another facility located in via Santa Sofia 9/1, a five-minute walk from the headquarters, where the student administration offices, the COSP center and the welcome desk for international students are located. In via Sant’Antonio, on the other hand, there are offices for staff. The Statale has other buildings too, throughout Milan and Lombardy, where teaching is carried out.
For example:
– Milan State University of Economics: via Conservatorio, 7;
– Milan State University of Medicine: via Celoria, 20;
– Milan State University of Physiotherapy: via Sforza, 35.
Conclusion
We recommend to all the interested students to consult the updated list of activities on the official website of the University, unimi.it.
On that page you will also find more information about the expected fees and you’ll be able to contact directly the administration to have more specific support.
In any case, studying at the State University of Milan is certainly a successful choice for those who want to obtain qualified academic learning in an international context full of opportunities in many sectors.
