Public university in Siena, Italy, founded 1240

University of Siena Admission Requirements 2026

The University of Siena is a public university with a strong tradition in medicine, law, economics and the humanities. Non-EU applicants pay tuition of up to EUR 2,500 a year depending on country of origin and programme, plus a non-refundable EUR 40 application fee per submitted application.

Verified 7 Sep 2026 Sources Official site
Next deadline
Not listed
No verified deadline yet
Tuition
to €2,500
per year
English test
Not listed
waiver possible
Acceptance rate
Not published
Application fee
€40

Requirements

Bachelor

A secondary school qualification recognised as giving access to university study in Italy. Italian-taught programmes require at least A2-level English.

Master

A bachelor's degree or equivalent first-cycle qualification relevant to the chosen programme. English-taught programmes require a minimum B2-level English certificate, verified either through a recognised certificate or the university's own paid English interview.

Documents

Passport or EU identity card, academic transcripts and qualification certificate, a passport photo, and a recognised English language certificate for English-taught programmes, or booking of the university's own English interview. Non-EU applicants already resident in Italy also submit their residence permit.

How to apply

  1. Apply through apply.unisi.it for the chosen programme or programmes, paying the EUR 40 application fee per application.
  2. Receive a Letter of Eligibility for Enrolment if approved.
  3. Non-EU applicants needing a visa register on the Universitaly portal, using the Letter of Eligibility to support the application; those who already hold an eligible Italian residence permit follow a separate, non-visa track.
  4. Take the documents to the Italian embassy or consulate to apply for the study visa.
  5. Complete pre-enrolment and enrolment at the University of Siena and pay the first tuition instalment.

English test waiver

The university requires a minimum B2-level English certificate for programmes taught in English but does not publish a single IELTS or TOEFL minimum that applies across all programmes; applicants without a recognised certificate can instead take the university's own English proficiency interview for a EUR 30 fee. Italian-taught programmes ask for at least A2-level English.

Sources, checked 7 September 2026
  1. https://apply.unisi.it/contents/content/8-tuition-fees-and-costs
  2. https://apply.unisi.it/contents/content/44-admission-and-enrollment-fees
  3. https://admission.unisi.it/
  4. https://admission.unisi.it/?p=1944