Continental Europe

Italy

Milan’s doctoral scholarship is an institutional example, not an Italian national rate.

Intake Check the programme’s current admissions calendar

Master’s length
2 yrs (Laurea Magistrale)
Master’s tuition
See the tuition section
PhD length
At least 3 yrs
PhD funding
See the award or contract terms Stipend example

Degree length

Master’s

2 yrs (Laurea Magistrale)

PhD

At least 3 yrs

Course length does not tell you how much research it includes.

For a programme-specific duration, check the course curriculum and research regulations. No national duration estimate is asserted here.

Sources: Universitaly: Italian higher education system; University of Milan: Doctoral scholarships.

How admission works

  1. Department admission Funding for a class
  2. Supervisor admission An academic agrees to work with you
  3. Advertised position A salary tied to a project
  4. Programme-specific Check official admissions instructions Applies to this country.

Use the institution’s official admissions instructions for your chosen degree. Check academic eligibility, supervisor requirements and funding selection separately.

Master’s tuition

Use the institution’s current programme fee schedule. No verified national fee estimate is quoted here.

Sources: Universitaly: Italian higher education system.

PhD funding

  1. Employment example
  2. Stipend example Applies to this country.
  3. Scholarship example
  4. Fee rate
  5. Check funding terms

The University of Milan sets doctoral scholarships at €18,400 gross a year from the 2026/27 intake, cycle 42 onwards. Social-security deductions apply. This is not a national minimum.

Sources: University of Milan: Doctoral scholarships; Universitaly: Italian higher education system.

Graduate visa status

The European Commission’s Italy guidance describes a 1-year job-search permit after qualifying BA or MA study, if conversion conditions are met.

Sources: European Commission: Student in Italy.

Feature and warning

What this offers

Milan’s doctoral scholarship is an institutional example, not an Italian national rate.

Check before applying

Read the actual doctoral call and scholarship conditions. Award amounts and regional student-aid deadlines cannot be generalized across Italy.

Fees, funding, and visa rules change. Confirm current terms with the university or the government source before you apply.

Sources: University of Milan: Doctoral scholarships; European Commission: Student in Italy.

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