Fees are the same for all courses.
Fees are progressively assessed according to the ISEE-U (ISEE for University) value.
Maximum fee applies for ISEE-U value over 70,000.00 euro.
There is no surcharge for second degrees.
The total amount due is calculated by adding up:
All-inclusive fee +
Stamp duty +
Regional tax
This amount may be reduced by any Reduction and Exemption.
For all details see the Student Fees and Taxes Notice 2023/2024 academic year Bachelors’, Master's, PhD Courses.
Calculating the all-inclusive fees
Student residing in Italy
|
All-inclusive fee |
ISEE for University from 0 to 26.500,00 |
0 |
ISEE for University from 26.500,01 to 70,000.00 |
348,50 + 0,051 x (ISEE for University - 26.500,00) |
ISEE for University over € 70,000,00 |
€ 2.567,00
|
Students residing outside Italy
|
All-inclusive fee
€ 300,00
|
The calculation is applied to students in the following categories:
- student enrolled in the 1st year of study
- student enrolled at the university for one year longer than the normal duration of the course for which they are enrolled. For example: Normal duration of the course for which enrolled = 3 years, maximum enrolment at the university = 4 years
- student enrolling to the second year of a programme must have completed at least 10 CFU by August 10.
- student enrolling to years after the second must have completed at least 25 CFU in the 12 months prior to August 10.
If none of these categories apply, additional charges are applied to the fees calculation:
- for student residing in Italy: increase of 10% REMARK: in this case, the minimum total fee can not be less than € 200.00
- for student residing outside Italy: increase of 10%.
Stamp duty and Regional tax
The Stamp duty is € 16.00.
The regional tax is calculated for student residing in Italy:
€ 120.00 for ISEE up to € 26.306,25
€ 140.00 for ISEE between € 26.306,26 and € 52.612,50
€ 160.00 for ISEE above € 52.612,50
Students residing outside Italy pay the regional tax of € 160,00.
Exemptions and reductions
The University of Trieste has maintained and reinforced existing exemptions and reductions.
Total exemptions are granted to qualifying students, winners of scholarships, disabled students and invalids, or children of invalids.
Reductions are granted to disabled students, parents or students of particular merit.
For details of requirements to obtain exemptions and reductions for bachelor’s, master’s, specialisation and PhD degrees, see "Student Fees and Taxes Notice 2023/2024 academic year Bachelors’, Master's, PhD Courses".