University of Bologna

“CLABE – Business and Economics is a 1st cycle degree – 3 year Bachelor degree - entirely taught in English, forming graduates who are qualified for market oriented managerial or consultant positions within an international setting.”

“Economics and Finance is an international undergraduate degree course, entirely taught in English and open to Italian and international applicants. It lasts 3 years and leads to a Bachelor's degree (1st-cycle degree).”

“Language English”

“Duration 3 years”

“Place of teaching Bologna”

“Delivered entirely in English”

“Pay the €20 fee through the PagoPA platform. The fee is also valid to apply for any extraordinary selection and will not be refunded under any circumstance.”

“Pay the €20 fee through the PagoPA platform. The fee is also valid to apply for the next ordinary selection and any extraordinary selection, and will not be refunded under any circumstance.”

“English Language Certificate, B2 level or higher;”

“You need to have a valid B2 English Language Certificate among the ones accepted.”

“Copy of your valid passport. The document must clearly show the expiry date.”

“If you apply through SAT : make sure your scores are received by the University of Bologna before the set deadline and according to the provisions of the Call for Applications.”

“To obtain a place in a hall of residence, students must apply through an ER.GO call for application.”

“Bologna has several university residences managed by ER.GO.”

“Con il permesso di soggiorno per motivi di studio puoi anche svolgere un'attività lavorativa di tipo subordinato, per un tempo non superiore alle 20 ore settimanali, fino ad un massimo di 1040 ore annuali”

“A study permit lets you work part-time, up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year).”

“Con il permesso di soggiorno per motivi di studio puoi anche svolgere un'attività lavorativa di tipo subordinato, per un tempo non superiore alle 20 ore settimanali, fino ad un massimo di 1040 ore annuali”

“A study permit lets you work part-time, up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year).”

“Italian law allows international graduates to stay after their studies. If you obtain a degree in Italy, you can apply for a new stay permit, called permesso di soggiorno per ricerca lavoro o imprenditorialità degli studenti (Stay permit for job search or entrepreneurship of students).”

“It lasts between 9 and 12 months, and its purpose is to look for a job or start a business that fits the studies you have just completed.”

“students who have obtained in Italy a bachelor’s or master’s degree (including single-cycle degrees)”

“Among first-cycle graduates, 68.3% choose to continue their studies one year after graduation, while 29.2% do not enrol in another degree programme.”

“The analysis focuses on bachelor's and master's graduates from 2024 (interviewed one year after graduation) and on master's graduates from 2020 (interviewed five years after graduation).”