Admission procedure

How to enrol in IULM two-year Master’s Degree Courses if you come from a foreign country: access requirements and documents to be submitted

For all students

1. Documents required for two-year Master’s degree courses

Submit your application on apply.iulm.it for an assessment of your qualifications,
attaching the following documents:
● relevant and coherent bachelor’s degree diploma in original language and a certified Italian translation (only for non-EU languages) if already available
● official transcript of records in the original language and a certified Italian translation (only for non-EU languages) covering the entire Bachelor’s degree path
● Italian/English proficiency certificate at level B2 of CEFR attesting the required level of linguistic competence across all four skills (listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking, and writing)
● passport
● curriculum vitae/resumé
● reference letter in Italian or English
● motivation letter in Italian or English

2. Evaluation of documents and assessment of eligibility

Pay an application fee in order to start the evaluation of your documents and assessment of eligibility. Once the payment has been received our team will review your application and get back to you as soon as possible, confirming whether you meet the access requirements and informing you about the admission test date for your chosen two-year Master’s degree course.

3. Admission test

Take the online admission test and check your inbox for the outcome by email.

4. Enrolment online procedure

Follow the enrolment procedure through the University’s Online Services after being notified of successful passing the admission test.

5. Payment

Pay the first instalment of tuition fees to reserve your spot. You can find information on how to pay here.

Enrolment will be conditional until delivery of all required, final and official Bachelor’s degree qualification and documents.

The payment of the first instalment cannot be refunded under any circumstances. The only exception is represented by student visa denial from the Italian Embassy or Consulate in the country of residence for non-EU applicants.

Note for non-EU applicants residing abroad

Submit a student visa application via  Universitaly platform from March to the end of May. except for any different indications or changes communicated by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

For visa applications concerning courses taught in a language other than Italian, for non-native speakers, institutions must verify adequate proficiency in the foreign language of instruction and the corresponding required level. To this end, institutions may rely exclusively on appropriate official certifications of the foreign language of instruction—attesting to a proficiency level no lower than B2 of CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) issued by internationally recognized institutions, provided that these attest the required level of linguistic competence across all four skills (listening comprehension, reading comprehension, speaking, and writing).

Application deadlines