University of Milan DSU Scholarship in Italy 2026/27 | Fully Funded

The University of Milan DSU Scholarships are aimed at students who, in the 2026/27 academic year, enrol or intend to enrol on degree programmes run by the University of Milan and who meet the requirements of merit, income and academic progress specified in this call for applications. These scholarships are funded by the Lombardy Region and the Ministry of University and Research. The DSU Scholarship is granted based on Merit, Income, and academic progress specified in the application call. For the DSU Scholarship, you only need to get an admission offer letter from the University.

The eligibility criteria to apply for the 2026/27 University of Milan Scholarship include; International applicants from all countries can apply. Applicants must have secured an admission offer or be enrolled in a degree program at the University of Milan. After securing admission, applicants can fill out the DSU Scholarship online application form. Upload the required documents. Meet the English Language proficiency requirements University of Milan DSU Scholarship Reward The allowance goes with regional scholarships and can be awarded once at each study level to students taking part in programmes of study abroad certified by the University. The allowance is € 600/month, including any EU allowances received, for the duration of study abroad up to a maximum of 10 months. Travel expenses are reimbursed up to € 100 in the case of European countries and up to € 500 for countries outside Europe, in addition to the established free meals that have not been enjoyed. Available Courses Italian students as well as international students can apply to the following degree programs: Bachelor’s degree (3 years: first level degree) Single-cycle Master’s degree (5 or 6 years: combined first and second level degree) Master’s degree (2 years: second level degree) Postgraduate school (except medical students with a specialist training contract) Doctoral research program (unless they have already received a scholarship or research fellowship).