Tuition fees and regional benefits

University fees include tuition fees and contributions, the regional tax for the right to education, and stamp duty.
For the academic year 2026/2027, tuition fees range from a minimum of 16.00 euros to a maximum amount that for the next academic year is currently being updated (the maximum amount for a.y. 2025/2026 was 2,076.00 euros).

The amount to pay depends on candidate's economic profile, which is being calculated  by using the ISEE - equivalent economic situation indicator, that you can obtain through authorised CAF offices in Italy - Centri di Assistenza Fiscale.  

Tuition fees are due in three instalments: the first instalment should be paid when applying; the second one by the end of March and the last one by the end of May, as mentioned in the current Additional Notice regarding tuition fees, contributions and fee exemptions (to be updated). For enquiries, contact the Tuition fee Office: dirittoallostudio@uniud.it . 

To apply for regional benefits (scholarships, fee reductions, etc.) follow the procedures and deadlines set out in the annual Unified call for the distribution of regional benefits . For enquiries, contact the Ardis office direclty: info.udine@ardis.fvg.it 

Accomodation and canteen services

Before arrival all international students who are either enrolled at UNIUD university or engaged in a student mobility programme, will have to look for accommodation on their own, according to personal selection criteria and needs. In this section, you may find useful information regarding possible student accommodation in Udine:

a) Student dormitories (ARDIS Call)
b) Facebook: Cerco & Offro Casa - Università degli Studi di Udine official
c) Real estate agencies
d) Student residences and hostels
e) Welcome office FVG - Accomodation

Canteen services are managed by Ardis, the regional agency for the right to higher education. Information on locations, prices and opening hours.

Health Insurance

Students from non-EU countries must have a valid health insurance for the entire duration of their stay in Italy in order to access healthcare services in the Italian territory. Health insurance is also mandatory for the issuance of a study visa and a permit of stay once arrived in Italy.

An adequate health coverage can be provided through one of the following options:

a) voluntary enrolment in the Italian National Health Service (SSN - Servizio Sanitario Nazionale), in accordance with current Italian legislation. Further information regarding the issuance of the Italian SSN card.

Competent offices based on the area where you reside in Italy:
Udine: anagrafe-migranti.udine@asufc.sanita.fvg.it
Trieste: sportellid2@asugi.sanita.fvg.it
Gorizia: medicinadibase.gorizia@asugi.sanita.fvg.it
Pordenone: anagrafe.urbano@asfo.sanita.fvg.it

b) private health insurance taken out in your home country or in Italy that complies with legal Italian requirements. 

Services for students with disabilities and/or specific learning disorders

UNIUD provides dedicated services to support students with disabilities and specific learning disorders, ensuring their full participation in academic life.

In accordance with Law 104/92, the University promotes inclusion, personal dignity, autonomy and equal opportunities.
Further information is available online.

Key deadlines and important dates