Bocconi University Admission 2027: Deadlines, Requirements, Fees for International Students

Admission at a glance

Bocconi does not price tuition differently for EU and non-EU applicants; the published figures for the year a student first enrols are EUR 17,000 for a Bachelor of Science or Law programme and EUR 18,550 for a Master of Science or MA programme, both subject to a non-refundable EUR 100 application fee per application. Bachelor's applicants apply in one of two annual sessions, an Early Session running through September and a Winter Session running from late November to late January, and submit school transcripts along with at least one standardised test score such as the Bocconi Test or SAT. Master's applicants apply across four rounds spread from October to the following April, with earlier rounds carrying better odds for admission and for Bocconi's own scholarships; each round has its own results date. All English-taught programmes require B2-level English shown through an accepted certificate such as IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, PTE Academic or the Duolingo English Test, or automatic recognition where the programme itself is taught in English. Non-EU applicants who need a student visa complete the Universitaly pre-enrolment procedure once accepted, in the same way as at Italy's public universities, before applying for their visa at the competent Italian consulate.

Requirements

Bachelor

A secondary school diploma comparable to the Italian maturita, transcripts from the third-to-last and second-to-last school years, and at least one standardised test score (the Bocconi Test, SAT or an equivalent accepted test). English-taught programmes ask for B2-level English.

Master

A bachelor's degree in a relevant field, transcripts, and normally a GMAT, GRE or Bocconi-administered test score depending on the programme. English-taught programmes ask for B2-level English.

Full requirements and documents