Grants and Scholarships

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The University of Trieste offers grants and scholarships to recognise the merit and support the studies and educational progress of the highest performing students and graduates. The grants and scholarships are awarded both by central university administration and by individual departments. On the one hand, the departments directly administer the funds provided by the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research, while contributions from private donors that pursue the same aim of recognising and rewarding merit are managed centrally.

Grants are awarded for work to be carried out, while scholarships are mostly in recognition of work that has been completed (degree thesis, papers, etc.).

Ardiss Concessions

Friuli Venezia Giulia Regional Agency for the Right to Higher Education.

Go to Ardiss website.

Collegio Luciano Fonda Grant

The Collegio Luciano Fonda welcomes deserving students enrolled in the Bachelor's and Master's Degree programmes of the University of Trieste.

For info go to Collegio Luciano Fonda website.

Other Concessions

Disability and Specific Learning Difficulties

Students with disabilities and/or specific learning difficulties may receive a full exemption or partial reduction in fees and contributions.

Contribution to support young students

Every year, the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research grants the University a contribution to be awarded to students with the required qualifications and enrolled in degree programmes in the subject areas 21, 25, 32 and 37, as well as L-27, L-35 and L-41.
The contribution is awarded on the basis of fixed criteria to students with the required qualifications regarding the year of enrolment and the number of credits completed by 30 September of each year.
The contribution is paid automatically to eligible students without any need to submit an application. Beneficiaries will receive a "Voucher for the purchase of computer equipment/materials" by mail.

Student work contracts

Paid contracts for students working in the University are available for a maximum of 175 hours/academic year.
To take part in the selection process, the main requirement is to obtain the ISEE (Indicatore della Situazione Economica Equivalente - Indicator of the Equivalent Economic Situation) for benefits regarding access to higher education (for university).
For details, see the Notice of Selection for the academic year._{(page in Italian)}

Banche di Credito Cooperativo Agreement

The Federation of Cooperative Banks of Friuli Venezia Giulia (BCC) and the University of Trieste have signed an important agreement under which the BCC offers: