Fees and contributions

Enrolling in a PhD program is an investment in both personal growth and professional development. Our University ensures a transparent and equitable fee system, including exemptions and concessions for scholarship holders and other eligible categories.

Annual Contributions

Enrollment—both initial and for subsequent years—requires the payment of:

• An annual registration fee
• A regional tax for the right to study
• A stamp duty (as per national regulations)

Fee amounts are indicated in the annual call for applications and may vary depending on whether the candidate has been awarded a scholarship.

Scholarships and Exemptions

Candidates awarded scholarships are exempt from the application fee. However, minimum mandatory charges such as stamp duty or regional tax must still be paid, in compliance with current regulations.

Partial or full exemptions are also available for:

• Students with certified disabilities
• Recipients of scholarships or fellowships from external or international institutions
• Students facing documented financial hardship

Payment Methods

All payments must be made through the PagoPA system, accessible via the restricted area of the Student Portal. It is essential to meet the deadlines set for each academic year.

Information and Support

For details on payment amounts, deadlines, exemptions, and available benefits, please contact the PhD Office or refer to the official call for applications.