Single courses and special conditions

The part-time student pays all the fees that are a fixed part of the contribution (e.g. regional tax for the right to study, stamp duty, etc.) and a part of the all-inclusive fee which is calculated as indicated in the attached file.

The reduced quantification of fees for students who use part-time is valid only for the agreed period. If the student goes to the position of final repeater, he will have to pay the fees in the ordinary amount foreseen for full-time students.

If a student requests interruption of studies due to pregnancy:

• before enrolling in the academic year (before paying the first installment) → will not be required to pay the recognition fee for the years of interruption upon resuming the training course (to be done at the latest by the end of the three years of the child);
• after the payment of the first enrollment installment for the academic year → she will be exempt from paying the installments following the resumption of the training course (to be made at the latest by the child's third birthday).

To take advantage of this opportunity, it is necessary to submit a formal request (attached below) for interruption of studies to the UOC Career Management via direct line attaching medical certification proving pregnancy.

ATTENTION: If the student returns from the interruption of studies before the end of the academic year for which the interruption was requested, she will be required to pay the back installments (without the related delays).

The tuition fee for individual courses is determined by the sum of the following amounts: 

• fixed registration fee of €100.00 per academic year;
• stamp duty of €16.00;
• fee of €45.00 for each University Educational Credit (CFU).

The student may request a refund of the amount paid for enrolment in individual courses in the following cases:

• payments made in error, provided that the request is submitted within 30 days of the payment being made; in this case, reimbursement is only for the amounts paid for educational activities that the student does not intend to attend;
• the University refuses to permit the student’s attendance, provided that the request is made within 30 days of the date of receiving the communication; in this case, the full amounts paid are refunded, including the registration fee.

GRADUATING STUDENTS A.Y. 2022/23

If you intend to graduate by April 30, 2024 (a.y. 2022/23) you don't have to renew your enrollment for the a.y. 2023/24 and you don't have to pay the related taxes.

Then, if you won't graduate by 30 April 2024, you will have to enroll in the new academic year and pay the unpaid installments and the related delays, including that relating to the possession and authorization of the ISEE, if due.

If as of 31 December 2023 you owe no more than 24 credits (net of those related to the final exam), and you have to register late for the new academic year :

• you can be exempted from late payments on the first installment and on the late submission of the income documents for the equivalent ISEE calculation;
• you will have 15 days to settle the payments of the further overdue installments without incurring the charge of the related arrears.

To obtain this exemption, it is necessary to contact the UOC Career Management via direct line.

EXEMPTION 75% – A.Y. 2023/24

GRADUATING STUDENTS A.Y. 2023/24

If you intend to graduate by April 30, 2025 (a.y. 2023/24) you don't have to renew your enrollment for the a.y. 2024/25 and you don't have to pay the related taxes.

Then, if you won't graduate by 30 April 2025, you will have to enroll in the new academic year and pay the unpaid installments and the related delays, including that relating to the possession and authorization of the ISEE, if due.

If as of 31 December 2024 you owe no more than 24 credits (net of those related to the final exam), and you have to register late for the new academic year :

• you can be exempted from late payments on the first installment and on the late submission of the income documents for the equivalent ISEE calculation;
• you will have 15 days to settle the payments of the further overdue installments without incurring the charge of the related arrears.

To obtain this exemption, it is necessary to contact the UOC Career Management via direct line.

EXEMPTION 75% – A.Y. 2024/25

Students who, following a career interruption, intend to resume their studies must after the 1st of October:

• send an application to the Career Management UOC via direct line, to obtain the calculation of the recognition fee due based on the years of interruption;
• write to the Tax Office via direct line (only after having paid the recognition fee) to obtain the issue of the first installment (made up of the fixed fee), to be paid within 15 days.

The remaining installments must be paid within 30 days of the expiry of the first installment.

Within the same deadline, the student who intends to benefit from a contribution commensurate with his/her economic condition must send an ISEE for the right to study via direct line, which may relate either to the year of enrollment or to the following year.

Access to the Foundation Year program requires a contribution of € 5,000 per year including stamp duty (€ 4,000 stamp duty included for those who already meet the requirements for exemption from the Italian language proficiency test and only attend 300 hours of Area Studies). The program provides for the total exemption of students holding a residence permit for international protection, to the extent established by the Selection Commission.