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Call for applications Scholarship - Academic Year 2025/2026
Summary
ART. 1 REFERENCE STANDARDS ............................................................................................................................ 5
ART. 2 RECIPIENTS OF THE BENEFIT AND UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONS................................................. 7
2.1
Courses for which the scholarship is granted................................................................................................................ 7
2.2 Option between last semester of the three-year degree or first year of the two-year master's degree ................................. 8
2.3 Old system degree ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.4 University diplomas obtained at the schools directed for special purposes of the Academies of Fine Arts and ISIA 8
2.5 Student who enrolls simultaneously in more than one course of study pursuant to Law no. 33 of 12/4/2022......... 9
ART. 3 TERMS FOR REGISTRATION FOR INDIVIDUAL COURSES .................................................................................. 9
ART. 4 DURATION OF GRANTING OF BENEFITS ................................................................................................. 9
4.1 Duration of the granting of benefits for students enrolled in courses referred to in Ministerial Decree 270/2004 and Research Doctorates 9
4.2 Duration of the granting of benefits for students enrolled in courses at the Academy of Fine Arts, ISIA and
Conservatory ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
4.3 Duration of benefits granted to students enrolled in ITS courses................................................................. 10
4.4
Students with disabilities ................................................................................................................................ 10
4.5 Resetting university seniority ................................................................................................................................. 11
4.6
Calculation of semesters ............................................................................................................................................ 11
4.7 Suspension from studies granted by rectoral decree ................................................................................. 12
4.8
Students awarded a scholarship for the first semester beyond the legal duration of the courses................................................. 12
4.9
Students with a first level degree enrolling in a single cycle degree course ............... 12
4.10 Students enrolling in a master's degree course ................................................................................................. 12
4.11 Students who obtain their qualification during the period of benefiting from the scholarship. 12
ART. 5 INTEGRATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS .................. 13
ART. 6 REQUIREMENTS REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPETITION ................................................. 14
ART. 7 MERIT REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................................ 14
7.1
General provision................................................................................................................................................ 14
7.2
Students enrolled in the first year. ................................................................................................................................. 14
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Students with disabilities ................................................................................................................................ 14
7.4
Students enrolled in the first year of specialization and PhD courses................................................................ 14
7.5
Students enrolled in years after the first ............................................................................................................ 15
7.6
Differentiated merit requirements pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021............................................................................. 16
7.7 Merit assessment for students who transfer courses................................................................. 18
7.8 Evaluation of credits acquired but not yet validated by 10 August 2025................................................. 19
7.9 Transfer student or student who has requested a change of course – declaration for recognized credits
from the university institution .................................................................................................................................. 19
7.10 Students with disabilities recognised by the commission pursuant to Law 104/92 or with a "disability not less than
al 66%”.................................................................................................................................................................. 19
7.11 Differentiated merit requirements pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021 for students with disabilities recognised by the
commission pursuant to law 104/92 or with “disability not less than 66%” ..................................................... 21
7.12 Organization with annual courses ................................................................................................................................ 23
7.14 Requesting BONUS credits................................................................................................................23
7.15 Merit requirement assessed ex post requested of students enrolled in the first year of the course .....................24
7.16 Failure to achieve the merit requirements by 11/30/2026 required for maintaining the
scholarship awarded to students enrolled in the first year of the course.....................................................25
ART. 8 ECONOMIC AND ASSET REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................. 26
8.1
General provision................................................................................................................................................ 26
8.2
The ISEE and ISPE indicators ..................................................................................................................................... 26
8.3
Definition of the family nucleus ................................................................................................................................ 27
8.4 Independent student ................................................................................................................................................ 27
8.5
Non-cohabiting parents................................................................................................................................ 27
8.6 Student enrolled in the PhD Courses................................................................................................................ 28
8.7
Refugees and stateless persons................................................................................................................................ 28
8.8
The equalized indicator for foreign students not resident in Italy or with a resident parents' family unit
abroad ................................................................................................................................................................ 28
8.9 Current ISEE ............................................................................................................................................................ 29
8.10 ISEE variation during the year ............................................................................................................................ 29
ART. 9 STUDENTS WITH ONE OR BOTH PARENTS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR JOBS SINCE JULY
2024 TO JUNE 2025.................................................................................................................................................... 30
Art. 10 TERMS AND METHODS FOR SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION............................................. 30
10.1 Deadlines for submitting the application................................................................................................ 30
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10.2 How to submit the application ................................................................................................................. 30
10.3 Identifying Students with Weak Authentication ................................................................................................ 32
10.4 Modification of the data entered in the benefit application ................................................................................................. 32
10.5 Other provisions ................................................................................................................................................. 33
10.6 Territorial reference offices for students................................................................................................................. 33
10.7 Denial of transfer of application to other bodies................................................................................................ 33
10.8 Students enrolled in the filter semester referred to in the Mur decree n. 418 of 30 May 2025. ............................................. 34
ART. 11 DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPETITION ........................... 34
11.1 General provision................................................................................................................................................ 34
11.2 Foreign students – Calculation of the ISEE/ISPE equivalent ............................................................................ 34
11.3 Other documentation................................................................................................................................................ 37
11.4 Return of original documents submitted ............................................................................................................ 39
11.5 Regularity and completeness of the documentation presented ................................................................................. 39
ART. 12 THE AMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIPS................................................................................................................. 40
12.1 Type of students receiving interventions ................................................................................................. 40
12.2 Scholarship amounts for the academic year 2025/2026 ............................................................................
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12.3 Amount of scholarships for the additional semester ................................................................................................ 41
12.4 Increase in scholarship for students with ISEE lower than or equal to 50% maximum threshold ..................................................... 41
12.5 Increase in scholarship for female students enrolled in STEM courses ................................................................................. 41
12.6 Increase in scholarship for students enrolled in two courses at the same time ..................................................................
12.7 Reduction of scholarships in relation to the ISEE value.................................................................................. 42
12.8 Supplementation of the scholarship for disabled students recognized by the commission pursuant to law.
104/92 or “disability not less than 66%” ............................................................................................................ 43
12.9 Revaluation of scholarship amount................................................................................................................................. 44
12.10 Waiver of accommodation service ................................................................................................................................ 44
ART. 13 DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS ALLOCATED TO THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS .... 44
13.1 Funds allocated to the preparation of the budget ................................................................................................ 44
13.2 The reserves................................................................................................................................................................ 44
13.3 Catering service coverage for eligible students ................................................................................................ 45
13.4 Distribution of financial availability among students enrolled in years after the first ................................. 45
13.5 Interventions financed by the Regional Programme (PR) FSE+ 2021/27................................................................. 46
ART. 14 FORMULATION OF THE RANKINGS................................................................................................. 47
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14.1 Criteria for the formulation of the rankings................................................................................................ 47
14.2 Students enrolled in the first year and in the years following the first of the PhD and PhD courses
specialization................................................................................................................................................................ 48
14.3 Students enrolled in years after the first at the Conservatory ............................................................................ 48
14.4 Foreign students with a family unit not resident in Italy who have not submitted the original documentation
legalized................................................................................................................................................................ 48
14.5 Importing data and placing in the ranking ................................................................................................ 48
14.6 Formulation of rankings for the granting of accommodation in the event that availability is insufficient for
grant the service to all students receiving the scholarship ................................................................................ 49
14.7 Ranking for the granting of accommodation services to disabled students receiving a scholarship
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ART. 15 PUBLICATION OF THE RANKINGS................................................................................................. 49
15.1 Provisional rankings................................................................................................................................................ 49
15.2 Requests for review and final rankings ............................................................................................................ 50
15.3 Final rankings................................................................................................................................................ 50
15.4 Corrections after final rankings ................................................................................................................ 51
ART. 16 METHOD OF DELIVERY ................................................................................................................. 51
16.1 The accommodation service................................................................................................................................ 51
16.2 The canteen service................................................................................................................................................ 54
16.3 Payment of the cash portion of the scholarship................................................................................................ 55
16.4 Other provisions relating to the catering and accommodation service.................................................................. 56
ART. 17 CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY OF STUDENTS .................................. 57
ART. 18 GRANT AND RATES OF SERVICES RESERVED FOR NON-ELIGIBLE STUDENTS
SCHOLARSHIP BENEFICIARIES................................................................................................................................ 59
ART. 19 REASONS FOR EXCLUSION ................................................................................................................................ 59
ART. 20 REASONS FOR REVOCATION OR FORFEITURE ............................................................................................ 60
ART. 21 RATES AND METHODS FOR RECOVERING THE AMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIPS
FOLLOWING UPON A REVOCATION MEASURE ................................................................................................. 61
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ART. 22 VERIFICATION OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, MERIT AND SANCTIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE ..................................................................................................................................................... 62
22.1 Checks on economic condition ................................................................................................................. 62
22.2 Verification conclusion................................................................................................................................................ 62
22.3 Investigations on the merits ................................................................................................................................. 63
ART. 23 INFORMATION PURSUANT TO ART. 13 OF EU REGULATION NO. 2016/679 .......................... 64
ART. 24 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROCEDURE................................................................................................. 68
ART. 25 REFERENCE RULE ................................................................................................................................................ 68
ATTACHMENT A Tables of differentiated merit requirement pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021 UNIVERSITY
MARCHE POLYTECHNICS................................................................................................................................ 70
ANNEX B Tables of differentiated merit requirement pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021 UNIVERSITY OF
CAMERINO STUDIOS................................................................................................................................................ 86
ANNEX C Tables of differentiated merit requirement pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021 UNIVERSITY OF
URBINO STUDIES................................................................................................................................................................ 100
ANNEX D Definition of the list of particularly poor countries for the academic year 2025/2026
(Mur Decree No. 166/2025) .......................................................................................................................................... 112
ATTACHMENT E Commuter municipalities referred to the locations of the various university institutions in the Marche region114
ANNEX F Scholarship amount tables ................................................................................................................ 116
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ART. 1 REFERENCE STANDARDS
In accordance with the provisions of:
a) Prime Ministerial Decree 09/04/2001 “provisions for uniform treatment on the right to university studies issued
pursuant to art. 4 of Law 2 December 1991, n. 390;
b) Legislative Decree 29 March 2012, n. 68, “Revision of the basic legislation on the right to education and
enhancement of legally recognized university colleges, in implementation of the delegation provided for by the article
5, paragraph 1, letters a), second period, and d), of Law 30 December 2010, n. 240, and according to the principles and
guidelines established in paragraph 3, letter f), and in paragraph 6. (12G0088)”
c) Law December 1999, n. 508 “Reform of the Academies of Fine Arts, the National Academy of Dance,
of the National Academy of Dramatic Arts, of the Higher Institutes for Artistic Industries, of the
Conservatories of music and recognized music institutes”;
d) MIUR Decree 22 October 2004, n. 270 “Amendments to the Regulation containing provisions concerning autonomy
teaching of universities, approved by decree of the Minister of Universities and Scientific Research and
Technological 3/11/1999, n. 509”;
e) DPCMN 159 of 05/12/2013 “Regulation concerning the revision of the methods of determination and
the fields of application of the indicator of the equivalent economic situation (ISEE)” and subsequent
modifications.
f) Art. 10 of Legislative Decree 15/9/2017 n. 147 and subsequent amendments and additions.
g) Law 6 March 1998 n. 40, concerning “Regulation of immigration and rules on the condition of
foreigner” and subsequent amendments and additions;
h) Decree of the Minister of University and Research no. 1320 of 12/17/2021 containing “Increase in the value of
scholarships and eligibility requirements for the benefits for the right to study pursuant to Legislative Decree no. 68/2012 in
application of art. 12 of Legislative Decree 6.11.2021 n. 152”.
i) Circular of the Minister of Universities and Research no. 13676 of 11 May 2022 issued pursuant to art. 6,
paragraph 1 of Ministerial Decree 1320/2021.
j) Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 June 2021 laying down the
common provisions applicable to the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund Plus, the
Cohesion Fund, the Just Transition Fund, the European Maritime, Fisheries and Fisheries Fund.
aquaculture, and the financial rules applicable to those funds and to the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund,
Internal Security Fund and the Instrument for financial support for border management and policy
of visas.
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k) Regulation (EU) 2021/1057 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 June 2021 establishing the
European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) and repealing Regulation (EU) No 1296/2013.
l) Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 September 2024, which
lays down the financial rules applicable to the Union budget;
m) Partnership Agreement 2021-2027 of Italy which was adopted with Implementing Decision of the
Commission C(2022) 4787 of 15 July 2022.
n) Decision C(2022) 7401 of 12/10/2022, which approves the PR FSE+ 2021/27 of the Marche Region;
o) Administrative Resolution of the Regional Legislative Assembly no. 42 of 08/11/2022 of approval
final version of the PR FSE+ 2021/27 of the Marche Region.
p) Decree of the President of the Republic 10 March 2025 n. 66 concerning the "Regulation containing the
criteria on the eligibility of expenditure for programmes co-financed by cohesion policy funds and by
other European funds under shared management referred to in Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 for the period of
programming 2021/2027;
q) Regional vademecum on monitoring indicators.
r) DGR n. 202 of 22.2.2023 “Implementation document of the Regional Programme (PR) – European Social Fund
Plus (ESF+) 2021/2027”.
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s) DGR n. 937 of 26.06.2023
PR FSE+ MARCHE 2021/27 – Approval of Management and Control System
(SECURITY)”.
t) Decree of the Director of the Integrated Programming Directorate for Community and National Resources no. 124 of
10/31/2024 with which the new updated version of the Management and Control System was approved
(SIGECO) relating to the PR FSE+ 2021/27;
u) DGR n. 938 of 06.26.2023 “Revision of DGR n. 202 of 02.22.2023 containing the Implementation Document
of the Regional Programme (PR) – European Social Fund plus (ESF+) 2021/2027”.
v) DGR n. 2036 of 28.12.2023 containing the latest revision of the “Implementation Document” of the PR FSE+ 2021/27.
w) DGR n. 1625 of 28.10.2024 concerning the "Revision of DGR n. 2036 of 28 December 2023
containing the Implementation Document of the Regional Programme (PR) – European Social Fund plus (ESF+)
2021/2027
x) LR n. 4 of 20 February 2017, “Regional provisions on the right to study”;
y) Regional plan for the right to study for the three-year period 2023 – 2026 approved by resolution of the Council
Marche regional n. 60 of 3/10/2023 referred to in art. 5 of LR n. 4, of 20 February 2017 and subsequent
changes and additions;
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z) Regional program for the right to study for the academic year 2025/2026 approved pursuant to art. 6 of LR n. 4, of
February 20, 2017 with resolution of the Marche Regional Council n. 913 of 16/6/2025;
aa) Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on
protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data, as well as the free movement of
of such data and which repeals Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).
The ERDIS of the Marche Region announces a competition for the awarding of Scholarships for the year
academic 2025/2026.
ART. 2 RECIPIENTS OF THE BENEFIT AND UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONS
2.1
The courses for which the scholarship is granted
They are entitled to participate in the competition for the awarding of scholarships for the academic year
2025/2026, limited to the achievement of the first degree for each level of study, the
Italian and foreign students in possession of the merit and economic requirements set out in this announcement
who sign up:
a) to first and second level degree courses and single-cycle master's degrees in implementation of the
Decree 509/99, replaced by the Miur Decree n. 270 of 22/10/2004 (University of
Camerino, Macerata, Urbino and the Polytechnic University of Marche in Ancona);
b) to the first and second level courses provided for by the law reforming higher education institutions
artistic and musical as per L. 508/99 (ISIA of Urbino, Academy of Fine Arts of Urbino and
Macerata, Pesaro and Fermo Conservatories of Music respectively belonging to the Urbino branch
and Macerata);
c) to the Poliarte courses - Polytechnic of applied arts for business pursuant to the Ministerial Decree no. 623/2016 and to the
DDPF agreement no. 14 of 03/07/2017;
d) to specialization courses lasting at least two years activated at the university locations of Urbino,
Macerata, Ancona and Camerino (with the exception of those in the medical area referred to in Legislative Decree 4 August 1999,
n. 368);
e) to the doctoral research courses activated by the universities pursuant to the Legislative Decree
3 July 1998, n. 210, art. 4, provided that the member does not benefit from the scholarship referred to in
Ministerial Decree no. 224/99 or other similar provision;
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f) to the Higher School for Linguistic Mediators of Ancona, recognized by MIUR decree 24-092003 and Fermo, subject to the stipulation of the agreement with the Marche Region.
2.2
Option between last semester of the three-year degree or first year of the two-year master's degree
To obtain the scholarship for the last semester, it is sufficient to enroll in the current academic year at
question time.
Students enrolled in the final year of the first level degree, in the academic year 2024/2025,
when submitting the application for a scholarship for the academic year 2025/2026, they must
choose between the last semester of the three-year degree or the first year of the two-year master's degree.
Those who are eligible to apply for a scholarship for the first year of a two-year master's degree are:
graduate from the three-year course by the date set out in the manifestos of the University Institutions that are
pre-enroll or regularly enroll in the first year of the Master's degree for the academic year
2025/2026 within the deadlines set by the individual University Institutions.
If the student is unable to obtain the three-year degree by the date indicated above and
enrolling in the first year of the three-year degree course outside of the prescribed timeframe must produce, by 5 May 2026, a
self-declaration attesting to the merit as of 08/10/2025 and your application will be considered as
request for scholarship for the seventh semester and in the presence of the necessary requirements the benefit will be confirmed
and then re-determined with a subsequent act.
2.3
Old system degree
The old system degree is made to correspond to the master's degree and allows one to compete for the
scholarship limited to the achievement of specialization or doctorate (decree
MIUR 22/10/2004 n. 270).
2.4
University diplomas obtained at the schools directed to special purposes of the Academies of Fine Arts
and of the ISIA
The University Diploma title obtained at schools directed to special purposes, of the Institutions
universities in the area is made to correspond, according to current legislation, to the three-year degree.
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2.5
Student who enrolls simultaneously in more than one course of study pursuant to Law no. 33 of
12/4/2022
The student who enrolls simultaneously in two courses of study pursuant to Law no. 33 of
12/4/2022 must identify one of the two registrations as a reference to access the benefit of the
scholarship for the entire period of simultaneous enrollment in the two courses of study. The student already
enrolled in a course of study in years subsequent to the first cannot identify, as a reference for the purposes of
benefits for the right to study, the second registration. In order to increase the amount of the
scholarship provided for by article 6, paragraph 3, of the decree of the Minister of University and Research 17
December 2021, n. 1320, the student must maintain for both courses of study in which he is enrolled the
merit requirements set out in the aforementioned decree.
ART. 3 TERMS FOR REGISTRATION FOR INDIVIDUAL COURSES
For the academic year 2025/2026, students must be enrolled in courses by the dates set out in the announcements
published by the University Institutions referred to in art. 2, except for students competing for the last
semester of scholarship for which enrollment in the current academic year is sufficient
of the question.
ART. 4 DURATION OF GRANTING OF BENEFITS
The benefit of the Scholarship is granted for the achievement for the first time of each of the levels of the courses referred to
in this article with the following modalities:
4.1
Duration of granting of benefits for students enrolled in courses referred to in Ministerial Decree 270/2004 and
PhDs
Courses activated in implementation of the Ministerial Decree 270/2004 by the Polytechnic University of Marche, Camerino,
Macerata and Urbino and by the Higher School for Linguistic Mediators of Ancona referred to in the Ministerial Decree
24.9.2003 and of Fermo subject to the stipulation of the agreement with the Marche region:
a) for those enrolled in degree courses (L), for a period of seven semesters, starting from the first year
enrollment in any university course of study;
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b) for those enrolled in the Single Cycle Master's Degree courses (LMCU) for a period equal to the duration
provided for by the respective teaching regulations plus one semester starting from the first year
enrollment in any university course of study;
c) for those enrolled in Master's Degree courses (LM) for a period of five semesters starting from the year
for first enrollment in any second level university course;
d) for those enrolled in the Doctorate of Research (DOT) courses , provided that the enrolled student does not benefit from the
scholarship pursuant to Ministerial Decree no. 224/99 or other similar provision, and to courses in
Specialization (SSP), lasting at least two years with the exception of those in the medical area referred to in
Legislative Decree 4 August 1999, n. 368, the benefit is granted for a period of time equal to the
duration foreseen by the respective educational regulations starting from the year of first enrolment in a
any third level university course;
e) for part-time students the benefit is granted for a period of: • seven years for degree courses;
• eleven years for 5-year single-cycle Master's degree courses or thirteen years for Bachelor's degree courses
six-year single-cycle master's degree; • five years for master's degree courses.
4.2
Duration of granting of benefits for students enrolled in courses at the Academy of Fine Arts,
of the ISIA and the Conservatory
To students enrolling at ISIA, at the Academy of Fine Arts of Macerata and Urbino as well as at
Conservatory of Music “G. Rossini” of Pesaro and “GB Pergolesi” of Fermo, the benefit of the Scholarship
of study is granted for the same period of time established for students enrolled in courses activated at
pursuant to Ministerial Decree no. 270/04 of the University starting from the very first year of enrollment.
4.3 Duration of benefits granted to students enrolled in ITS courses
For those enrolled in ITS Higher Technical Institutes for the duration provided for by the respective regulations
didactic, starting from the year of first enrollment.
4.4
Students with disabilities
For disabled students with a disability of not less than 66% or for students with disabilities
recognized by the competent commission pursuant to law 104/1992 the benefits are granted for the
first time of each of the course levels with the following modalities:
a) Degree – for a period of nine semesters;
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b) Master's Degree – for a period of seven semesters;
c) Single-cycle Master's Degree:
with a legal duration of 5 years – for a period of thirteen semesters;
with a legal duration of 6 years – for a period of fifteen semesters;
d) for those enrolled in higher technical institutes ITS if the courses are structured in CFU (credits
university training courses) and the ITS Foundations are in agreement with the Marche Region for the DSU
(right to university study), for the duration provided for by the respective teaching regulations, starting
from the year of first registration;
e) for part-time students the benefit is granted for a period of: • nine years for courses
degree; • thirteen years for 5-year single-cycle master's degree courses or fifteen years for
of a six-year single-cycle master's degree; • seven years for master's degree courses.
4.5 Resetting university seniority
University seniority is reset to zero only once in the event of irrevocable renunciation of studies at
first year. With the admission to a first year again, the student is entitled to compete for the
granting of the scholarship, provided that he has returned the scholarship previously received for the
same year of study and that he/she possesses the required requisites.
Furthermore, the credits recognized by the University for the old course, for which the
new registration, cannot be considered for the purposes of obtaining merit for the
confirmation of the scholarship nor for access to benefits in subsequent years.
The request for career reset can be submitted until September 19, 2025.
Requests for career resetting submitted after this date but no later than 21
October 2025 can be taken into consideration and therefore evaluated only if there are still
sufficient residual financial availability to award other scholarships and this will happen through
the approval of a further ranking.
4.6
The calculation of semesters
The calculation of semesters always takes place starting from the year of first enrollment in the respective
level, regardless of the location and the course of first enrollment at any Institution
Italian University.
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The year of first enrollment means the first access to the courses.
4.7 Suspension from studies granted by rectoral decree
The years of suspension from studies (maximum two), granted by rectoral decree, will not be
computed for the purpose of evaluating the merit (years of career) of the student for the provision of the
benefits.
4.8
Students awarded a scholarship for the first semester beyond the legal duration of the courses
Students who have been awarded a scholarship for the first semester beyond the legal duration of the courses have the right to
rule to take advantage of the accommodation and canteen services on a scholarship basis for the period up to 31 March 2026.
4.9
Students with a first level degree enrolling in a one-cycle degree course
unique
Students with a first level degree who enroll in a degree course, activated in
as a consequence of the university reform (single-cycle master's degree), they will be able to benefit from the scholarship
study for the difference between the number of years taken to obtain the degree held and the
years for which a scholarship is provided for the degree course to which the student is applying
enroll for the 2025/2026 academic year.
For the students themselves, the scholarship may be awarded, in any case, starting from the year of
enrollment after the number of years taken to obtain the qualification in the previous course.
4.10 Students enrolling in a master's degree course
The benefits are granted to students who meet the requirements for admission to the course for the
which are required, regardless of the number of years that have passed since obtaining the qualification
previous study.
4.11 Students who obtain their qualification during the period of enjoyment of the benefits on account
Scholarship.
Students who obtain their qualification during the period of benefit from the scholarship
of study (winners), maintain the right to the monetary share of the scholarship, while they lose access to services
(canteen and accommodation) connected to it.
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ART. 5 INTEGRATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS
The student who obtains the Bachelor's or Master's degree within the time frame set by the respective
educational systems benefits from a cash integration equal to half of the cash portion of the scholarship
obtained in the last year of the course, academic year 2025/2026. Given the limited resources allocated to
Students who have won a scholarship (not winners of an additional scholarship) will be able to obtain the integration of this benefit.
(semester-long) who obtain the degree in the first available session scheduled for the academic year
2025/2026. For disabled students, the right to benefit from the degree award is determined upon achievement
of the title within the 1st year out of course.
Students who graduate particularly early are also considered graduates in the first available session
such as a student who graduates in years prior to the final year of the course.
For the granting of the integrations, ERDIS will reserve a sum equal to 90,000.00 euros. In the event that the
If the reserve funds are not sufficient to cover all the requests of eligible students, the
formulation of a single regional ranking, ordered by grade, (for students who have passed the exam
(for a degree with 110 cum laude, one point will be added) for equal degree grades in ascending order of value (ISEE).
In any case, full payment of the integration due to the student is guaranteed in relation to the
his position in the ranking would receive only a partial payment due to the scarcity of the fund.
The scholarship integration can be requested only once during the course of studies. Therefore, the
students who intend to enroll in a three-year degree course and subsequently in a degree course
Master's degree holders can, at their choice, request it upon obtaining the first level qualification, three-year degree, or upon
obtaining a second level degree, master's degree.
The request for integration of the Scholarship must be submitted no later than December 19, 2026.
The student must use the online form by accessing the reserved area of the ERDIS website. In case of
Failure to submit the form within the above deadlines will result in the degree prize not being awarded.
The student who continues his studies for the master's degree and who comes from any University or Institution
outside the Marche Region, must communicate whether he/she has already benefited from the integration of the three-year degree
scholarship from the institution of origin.
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ART. 6 REQUIREMENTS REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPETITION
The student requesting the scholarship must possess the merit, economic and patrimonial requirements
referred to in the following articles 7 and 8 of this notice.
ART. 7 MERIT REQUIREMENTS
7.1
General provision
Students who are eligible to apply for the scholarship for the academic year 2025/2026 are:
in possession of the following merit requirements:
7.2
Students enrolled in the first year.
a) For students enrolled for the first time in the first year of undergraduate or graduate degree courses
and single-cycle master's degree, referred to in art. 2 of this announcement, the merit requirements are assessed ex
post, that is, at the time of the disbursement of the second or third installment of the scholarship. The requirement
The merit required at this stage is to have acquired at least 20 credits by 08/10/2026
(10 credits in case of part-time enrollment) for courses organized in multiple teaching periods
(quarters, semesters or modules) and at least 10 credits for the others.
b) For those enrolled for the first time in the first year of ITS courses, the merit requirements for access to
benefits are assessed ex-post, that is, upon disbursement of the second or third instalment of the
scholarship; the merit requirement, requested in this phase is to have acquired, by the date of
10/08/2026, at least 18 credits for courses organized in multiple teaching periods (semesters) and at least 9
credits for others.
7.3
Students with disabilities
These provisions do not apply to students with disabilities recognised by the competent authority.
Commission pursuant to Law 104/1992 or with a disability of not less than 66%.
7.4
Students enrolled in the first year of specialization and PhD courses
For students enrolled in the first year of specialization and PhD courses, the requirement of
the necessary merit is that provided for by the respective university regulations.
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7.5
Students enrolled in years after the first
Once any training requirements have been met, for those enrolled in years of the course following the first (the years
career must include all the years starting from the year of first registration in
absolute and up to the academic year 2025/2026) the requirements to be acquired by 10 August 2025 are:
Full-time students:
Specialization courses (with the
exception of the medical area referred
1st Degree
Degree
level
masterly
Single-cycle master's degree
to in Legislative Decree 4/8/1999,
n. 368) and PhD courses not
benefiting from the scholarship
DM 224/99 nail
year of
n.
year of
n.
year of
course
CFU
course
CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25 2nd year
30 2nd year
25
3rd year
80 more
80 3rd year
80
semester
further
4th year
135
135
Requirements for admission as set out in the
respective regulations
semester
5th year
190
6th year
245
further
55 more credits
semester
than in the 6th year
Part-time students:
Specialization courses (with the
exception of the medical area referred
1st Degree
Master's
level
Single-cycle master's degree
(duration 5-6 years)
Degree
to in Legislative Decree 4/8/1999,
n. 368) and non-doctoral research courses
beneficiaries of the scholarship referred to
in Ministerial Decree 224/99
year of
n.
course
CFU
year of
course
n.
CFU
year of
n. CFU
course
Requirements for admission as set out in the
respective regulations
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2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
12
3rd year
40 3rd year
40 3rd year
40
4th year
67 4th year
67 4th year
67
5th year
94 5th year
94 5th year
94
6th year 121
6th year
121
7th year 148
7th year
148
8th year
175
9th year
202
10th year
229
11th year
256
12th year
283
13th year
310
The student who enrolls in the second year of the bachelor's degree and the single-cycle master's degree, in addition to having
having earned the credits indicated in the table in order to compete for the scholarship, the candidate must also have satisfied the
any training obligations where required at the time of admission to the course (Art. 6 MIUR Decree.
270/2004).
7.6
Differentiated merit requirements pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021
Pursuant to art. 5, paragraph 12 of the MUR Decree 1320/2021, for students enrolled in subsequent years
Furthermore, the minimum merit requirements set out in the Annexes apply to the first of the courses indicated below
A, B, C to this call, to be acquired by 10 August 2025. Since from the information gathered by the
several universities the organization of the above mentioned courses provides that the student can obtain a
number of credits less than 60, the merit requirements for those enrolled in these courses have therefore been redefined
in proportion to the credits actually obtainable:
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE:
Degree Courses
Dental Hygiene (Class L-SNT3); Nursing (Class L-SNT1); Biomedical Engineering (Class L-8);
Civil and Environmental Engineering (Class L-7); Information Engineering for Videogames and Virtual Reality
(Class L-8); Civil Engineering (Class L-23); Electronic and Digital Technologies Engineering (Class L-8);
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Computer and Automation Engineering (Class L-8); Mechanical Engineering (Class L-9); Engineering for Industrial
Sustainability (Class L-9); Speech Therapy (Class L-SNT2); Environmental Sciences and Civil Protection (Class
L-32); Biological Sciences - Biomolecular Curriculum (Class L-13); Biological Sciences Marine Curriculum (Class L-13); Industrial and Information Systems (Class L-P03); Prevention Techniques in the
Environment and in the Workplace (Class L-SNT4); Biomedical Laboratory Techniques (Class L-SNT3).
Master's Degree Courses
Biomedical Engineering (Class LM-21); Data Science for Economics and Business (Class LM-56 and LM-91);
Economics and Management (Class LM-77); Environmental Engineering (Class LM-35); Food and Beverage
Innovation and Management (Class LM-70); Civil Engineering (Class LM-23); Building Engineering (Class LM-24);
Electronic Engineering - Curriculum Electronics for Digital Signal Processing, Smart and Secure Communication
Networks (Class LM-29); Public and Socio-Health Systems Management (Class LM-77); Agricultural and Land Sciences
- Curriculum Genomics, Biotechnology and Biodiversity (Class LM -69); Forestry, Soil and Landscape Sciences
(Class LM-73); Rehabilitation Sciences of Health Professions (Class LM-SNT2).
Single-Cycle Master's Degree Courses
Medicine and Surgery (Class LM-41); Medicine and Surgery (Class LM-41); Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics (Class
LM-46); Civil Engineering – Architecture (Class LM-4 cu).
UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO:
Degree Courses
Nutrition Biology (Class L-13); Chemistry (Class L-27); Scientific Information on Drugs and Fitness and Health
Products Sciences - Curriculum Scientific Information on Drugs (Class L-29); Scientific Information on Drugs and
Fitness and Health Products Sciences - Curriculum Fitness and Health Products Sciences and Technologies
(Class L-29); Materials Science (Class L-Scmat); Geological Sciences and Technologies for the Environment
(Class L-34); Animal Welfare and Production Technician (Class L-38); Technologies and Diagnostics for Cultural
Heritage (Class L-43); Innovative Technologies for Cultural Heritage (Class L-43).
Master's Degree Courses
Architecture (Class LM-4); Biological Sciences – Curriculum Molecular Diagnostics and Biotechnology (Class
LM-6); Biological Sciences – Curriculum Conservation Biology and Environmental Management (Class LM-6); Design
for Digital Innovation (Class LM-12; Geoenvironmental Resources and Risks (Class LM-74).
Single-Cycle Master's Degree Courses
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology - Enabling (Class LM-13); Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology –
Non-Enabling (Class LM-13); Pharmacy - Enabling (Class LM-13); Pharmacy - Non-Enabling (Class LM-13); Law
(Class LMG/01); Veterinary Medicine (Class LM-42).
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UNIVERSITY OF URBINO:
Bachelor's Degree Courses
Biotechnology (Class L-2); Economics and Management (Class L-18/L-33); Modern Languages and Cultures (Class
L-11); Biological Sciences (Class L-13); Geological Sciences and Territorial Planning (Class L-21);
Geological Sciences and Territorial Planning (Class L-34); Motor, Sports and Health Sciences
(Class L-22); Political, economic and government sciences (Class L 36); Sociology and social work (Class
L40&L39);
Master's Degree Courses
Nutrition Biology (Class LM-6); Medical Biotechnology for Diagnostics and Therapy (Class LM-9); Management of
Social Services Policies and Multiculturalism (Class LM-87); Modern Languages and Interculturalism
(Class LM-37); Marketing and Communication for Companies (Class LM-77); International Politics, Society and
Economy (Class LM-62); Sports Sciences (Class LM 68); Motor Sciences for Prevention and Health (Class
LM-67).
Single-cycle Master's Degree Courses
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology – Not Qualifying (Class LM-13); Conservation and Restoration of
Cultural Heritage (Class LMR/02); Pharmacy – Qualifying (Class LM-13); Pharmacy – Not Qualifying (Class
LM-13); Law (Class LMG/01).
7.7
Merit assessment for students who transfer courses
For students enrolled in years subsequent to the first who have made a course change, the training credits
are valid only if recognized for the course of study for which the benefit is requested. Therefore, the credits
mentioned above are valid only if provided for in the study plan relating to the year of the degree course for which
the student requests the scholarship.
In the event that the change of course has not been approved by the competent university authorities at the date
of completing the application, the student must declare the credits acquired in the previous course of study.
The ranking position in the new degree course (course in which the student enrolls in the 2025/2026 academic
year) will be provisionally determined on the basis of the merit achieved in the previous course.
Similarly, the careers of students who pass or transfer from three-year degree courses to single-cycle master's
degree courses will be evaluated.
The principle of art. 7.5 also applies to these students, namely that the career years must include all the years starting
from the year of first enrollment and up to the academic year 2025/2026.
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7.8
Evaluation of credits acquired but not yet validated by 10 August 2025.
For the purpose of admission to the competition and the calculation of the score that determines the position in the ranking
of the student, credits not yet validated by 10 August 2025 such as:
• credits relating to exams taken abroad as part of international mobility programmes (e.g.
Socrates/Erasmus);
• credits not yet validated due to regularization of the student's academic-administrative position (e.g. transfer from another university);
must be declared in the application to participate in the competition.
All exams/credits certified by the competent secretariat as having been taken by 10 August 2025 will be usefully evaluated for the
purposes of calculating the score, regardless of the validation date.
7.9 Transfer student or student who has requested a change of course – declaration for credits recognized by the
university institution
The student transferred from another university or who has requested a change of course is required to present, following the
resolution of the competent university body, a self-certification from which it is possible to evaluate the validated credits and the course
year to which he/she has been admitted.
7.10 Students with disabilities recognized by the commission pursuant to law 104/92 or with a “disability of not less
than 66%”
Courses activated in implementation of Ministerial Decree 270/04 and the law for the reform of institutions for
higher artistic and musical education:
Full-time students:
The individualized merit requirements to be acquired by 10/8/2025 differ by 40% from those provided for in art. 7.5 of this article. The
duration of the granting of benefits is nine semesters for three-year degree courses, seven semesters for master's degree courses and
thirteen or fifteen semesters for single-cycle master's degree courses.
Degree
1st Degree
Single-cycle master's
degree with
Master's
level
Degree
duration of 5 years
Specialization courses (with the
exception of the medical area of
single-cycle
master's degree
referred to in Legislative Decree 4/8/1999, n.
with duration
368) and of a non-doctoral research degree
6 year legal
beneficiaries of the scholarship referred
to in Ministerial Decree 224/99
year of
n.
year of
n.
year of
course
CFU
course
CFU
course
2nd year 15
year of
n. CFU
course
2nd year 18 2nd year 15
2nd year 15
3rd year 48 3rd year 48 3rd year 48
3rd year 48
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Last
4th year 81
81
semester
Further
114
semester
4th year 81
4th year 81
5th year 114
5th year 114
6th year
further
semester
147
6th year 147
180
7th year 180
further
semester
213
Part-time students:
The duration of the granting of benefits is nine years for three-year degree courses, seven years for master's degree courses and
thirteen or fifteen years for single-cycle master's degree courses.
Degree
1st Degree
Master's
level
Degree
single-cycle
master's degree
Single-cycle master's
degree with duration
5 years old
Specialization courses (with the
exception of the medical area
with duration
referred to in Legislative Decree
4/8/1999, n. 368) and non-doctoral research course
6 year legal
beneficiaries of the scholarship
referred to in Ministerial Decree 224/99
year of
n.
year of
n.
year of
course
CFU
course
CFU
course
2nd year 7
2nd year 9
n. CFU
2nd year 7
year of
n.
course
CFU
2nd year 7
3rd year 24 3rd year 24 3rd year 24
3rd year 24
4th year 40 4th year 40 4th year 40
4th year 40
5th year 57 5th year 57 5th year 57
5th year 57
6th year 73 6th year 73 6th year 73
6th year 73
7th year 90 7th year 90 7th year 90
7th year 90
Requirements for admission
as set out in the respective
regulations
8th year 106
8th year 106
8th year 106
9th year 122
9th year 122
9th year 122
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10th year 138
10th year 138
11th year 154
11th year 154
12th year 170
12th year 170
13th year 186
13th year 186
14th year 202
15th year 218
The merit criteria set forth in art. 7, point 2 of the Regional Program for the academic year 2025/2026 for the disbursement
of the 2nd installment of the scholarship and in the event of revocation or forfeiture of the benefit do not apply to students with
disabilities .
7.11 Differentiated merit requirements pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021 for students with disabilities recognised
by the commission pursuant to Law 104/92 or with a “disability of no less than 66%”
Pursuant to art. 5, paragraph 12 of the MUR Decree 1320/2021, for disabled students referred to in the previous point enrolled in years
subsequent to the first of the courses indicated below, the minimum merit requirements referred to in Annexes A, B, C to be
acquired by 10 August 2025 also apply:
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE:
Degree Courses
Dental Hygiene (Class L-SNT3); Nursing (Class L-SNT1); Biomedical Engineering (Class L-8); Civil and Environmental
Engineering (Class L-7); Information Engineering for Videogames and Virtual Reality (Class L-8); Building Engineering (Class L-23);
Electronic and Digital Technologies Engineering (Class L-8); Computer and Automation Engineering (Class L-8); Mechanical Engineering
(Class L-9); Engineering for Industrial Sustainability (Class L-9); Speech Therapy (Class L-SNT2); Environmental Sciences and Civil
Protection (Class L-32); Biological Sciences - Biomolecular Curriculum (Class L-13); Biological Sciences -
Marine Curriculum (Class L-13); Industrial and Information Systems (Class L-P03); Prevention Techniques in the Environment and
in the Workplace (Class L-SNT4); Biomedical Laboratory Techniques (Class L-SNT3).
Master's Degree Courses
Biomedical Engineering (Class LM-21); Data Science for Economics and Business (Class LM-56 and LM-91); Economics and Management
(Class LM-77); Environmental Engineering (Class LM-35); Food and Beverage Innovation and Management (Class LM-70); Civil
Engineering (Class LM-23); Building Engineering (Class LM-24); Electronic Engineering - Curriculum Electronics for Digital Signal
Processing, Smart and Secure Communication Networks (Class LM-29); Public and Socio-Health Systems Management (Class
LM-77);
Agricultural and Land Sciences - Curriculum Genomics, Biotechnology and Biodiversity (Class LM -69); Forestry, Soil and
Landscape Sciences (Class LM-73); Rehabilitation Sciences of Health Professions (Class LM-SNT2).
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Single-Cycle Master's Degree Courses
Medicine and Surgery (Class LM-41); Medicine and Surgery (Class LM-41); Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics (Class
LM-46); Civil Engineering – Architecture (Class LM-4 cu).
UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO:
Degree Courses
Nutrition Biology (Class L-13); Chemistry (Class L-27); Scientific Information on Drugs and Fitness and Health
Products Sciences - Curriculum Scientific Information on Drugs (Class L-29); Scientific Information on Drugs and
Fitness and Health Products Sciences - Curriculum Fitness and Health Products Sciences and Technologies
(Class L-29); Materials Science (Class L-Scmat); Geological Sciences and Technologies for the Environment
(Class L-34); Animal Welfare and Production Technician (Class L-38); Technologies and Diagnostics for Cultural
Heritage (Class L-43); Innovative Technologies for Cultural Heritage (Class L-43).
Master's Degree Courses
Architecture (Class LM-4); Biological Sciences – Curriculum Molecular Diagnostics and Biotechnology (Class
LM-6); Biological Sciences – Curriculum Conservation Biology and Environmental Management (Class LM-6); Design
for Digital Innovation (Class LM-12; Geoenvironmental Resources and Risks (Class LM-74).
Single-Cycle Master's Degree Courses
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology - Enabling (Class LM-13); Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology –
Non-Enabling (Class LM-13); Pharmacy - Enabling (Class LM-13); Pharmacy - Non-Enabling (Class LM-13); Law
(Class LMG/01); Veterinary Medicine (Class LM-42).
UNIVERSITY OF URBINO:
Bachelor's Degree Courses
Biotechnology (Class L-2); Economics and Management (Class L-18/L-33); Modern Languages and Cultures (Class
L-11); Biological Sciences (Class L-13); Geological Sciences and Territorial Planning (Class L-21);
Geological Sciences and Territorial Planning (Class L-34); Motor, Sports and Health Sciences
(Class L-22); Political, economic and government sciences (Class L 36); Sociology and social work (Class
L40&L39);
Master's Degree Courses
Nutrition Biology (Class LM-6); Medical Biotechnology for Diagnostics and Therapy (Class LM-9); Management of
Social Services Policies and Multiculturalism (Class LM-87); Modern Languages and Interculturalism (Class
LM-37); Marketing and Communication for Companies (Class LM-77); International Politics, Society and Economy
(Class LM-62); Sports Sciences (Class LM 68); Motor Sciences for Prevention and Health (Class LM-67).
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Single-cycle Master's Degree Courses
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology – Not Qualifying (Class LM-13); Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage
(Class LMR/02); Pharmacy – Qualifying (Class LM-13); Pharmacy – Not Qualifying (Class LM-13); Law (Class LMG/01).
7.12 Organization with annual courses
In the event that the course organization includes annual courses, the merit requirements
are reduced by 2 credits for each course of this type provided that the student is in possession of the
following requirements:
-
the annual course must have led to the recognition of at least 12 CFU which must have been
acquired in the academic year immediately preceding the reference year.
7.13 Credit Assessment
The credits referred to in this article are valid only if recognized for the course of study for which they are awarded.
students ask for the benefit, even if it is different from the previous year's.
The limits indicated for those enrolled in Master's Degree courses are increased by a number of credits
equal to those in excess of the 180, possibly recognized to the student at the time
of the registration.
Excess credits (supernumerary or outside the study plan), i.e. those not useful for obtaining the
of the title, are not valid for the purposes of counting for merit.
7.14 Requesting BONUS credits
For the sole purpose of achieving the minimum merit requirements for access to the benefits referred to in the paragraphs
previous the student upon express request, can use, in addition to the credits actually
achieved, a “BONUS” accrued on the basis of the year of the course attended with the following modalities:
a) 5 credits, if used for the first time to obtain benefits for the second year
academic;
b) 12 credits, if used for the first time to obtain benefits for the third year
academic;
c) 15 credits, if used for the first time to obtain benefits for the years
subsequent academics.
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Students enrolled in master's degree courses can use the accrued bonus quota and not
used during enrollment in the previous degree course. Those who have never used the
bonuses in the first level degree course will be able to use for the second year of the master's degree
maximum number 15 bonus.
The BONUS can be used only once and cannot be cumulated. The unused portion of the “Bonus”
in the academic year of reference can be used in subsequent years. (Example: enrolled student
to a first level degree course: if in the second year he/she has used 3 bonus credits out of the 5
provision, to reach the minimum requirement for participation in the competition equal to n. 25
credits, the following year, enrolled in the third year, to reach the minimum requirement for the
participation in the competition equal to n. 80 credits, must have obtained at least n. 78 real credits to which
will be able to add the 2 remaining unused bonus credits).
The request to use the bonus must be made when filling out the scholarship application.
of study.
This provision does not apply to those enrolled in master's degree courses following the achievement of
a diploma from schools directed towards special purposes, equivalent to a first level qualification.
7.15 Merit requirement assessed ex post requested from students enrolled in the first year of the course
Two deadlines have been set for the evaluation of merit: the first is 10 August 2026, the second is
November 30, 2026.
a) August 10, 2026: students who acquire at least 20 credits by August 10, 2026
(ten credits in case of part-time enrollment) for courses organized in more than one teaching period
(quarters, semesters or modules) and at least 10 credits for the others are entitled to obtain the
payment of the second installment (students enrolled in master's degree courses or second level diplomas) or
of the third installment (students enrolled in first-level degree courses or diplomas and single-cycle master's degrees)
equal to 50% of the monetary portion of the scholarship.
Students who fail to acquire the above credits lose the right to obtain the
payment of the above-described installments in cash.
b) November 30, 2026: students who acquire at least twenty credits by November 30, 2026
(ten credits in the case of part-time enrollment), for courses organized in more than one teaching period and at least
ten credits for the others, recognized for the course of study in which the students are enrolled
in the year in which they receive the scholarship or in the year in which they enroll in the following year, even if
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different from the previous one, they maintain the 2025/2026 academic year scholarship including the first
installment of the cash share.
The scholarship will be revoked if the student does not obtain the above credits within the aforementioned period.
date of November 30th. In this case, you will have to return the equivalent in money of the services used and the
sums of money collected in the manner indicated in art. 22 of this notice.
The use of bonuses to reach the limits referred to in letters a) and b) above is not permitted.
In the presence of the following exceptional situations, the deadline for obtaining the merit referred to in
letter b) required for the maintenance of the scholarship can be extended by four months:
a) mourning events relating to members of the declared family unit;
b) hospitalisation of at least ten days of the scholarship applicant;
c) birth of a child;
d) events included among the causes of natural disasters;
The duly documented request for extension must be submitted, under penalty of exclusion, before the
deadline for achieving the merit required by the call (11/30/2026).
If the request is accepted, the student must communicate the achievement of the merit within 15
days following the expiry date of the extension granted, under penalty of forfeiture of the benefit.
7.16 Failure to achieve the merit requirements by 11/30/2026 required for maintenance
of the scholarship awarded to students enrolled in the first year of the course
Successful students who do not achieve the merit requirement by November 30, 2026 will incur the
revocation of the scholarship, such students are required to:
a) return any sums received;
b) reimburse the monetary value of the services used according to the rates set out in art. 11 of the Programme
regional annual for the right to university study for the academic year 2025/2026.
The amounts to be returned will be defined in the respective payment decisions which will be
notify the affected students.
The refund, defined in the revocation provision, must take place in the manner indicated in the
provision itself.
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The Institution will transmit the information regarding the act of revocation of the scholarship to the University Institutions of
referred to in art. 2 of this notice for the provisions within its jurisdiction.
ART. 8 ECONOMIC AND ASSET REQUIREMENTS
8.1 General provision
The student's economic conditions are identified on the basis of the Situation Indicator
Equivalent Economic Situation (ISEE) and Equivalent Asset Situation Indicator (ISPE) for the
benefits of the Right to University Education, with specific reference to the student requesting the
benefit, as provided for by the Prime Ministerial Decree n.159 of 05/12/2013 and subsequent amendments and additions and
from art. 6 of the Annual Program of the Marche region for the academic year 2025/2026. Therefore, all students
they will have to go to a CAAF or other authorised professional to complete the Declaration
Single Substitute (DSU) relating to income for the 2023 tax year. However, the
submission of the DSU to INPS, electronically, directly by the applicant as foreseen
from art. 10 paragraph 6 of Prime Ministerial Decree no. 159/2013.
8.2 The ISEE and ISPE indicators
Students who are eligible to apply for scholarships for the 2025/2026 academic year
in possession of the following economic/patrimonial requirements:
• ISEE up to €24,000.00
• ISPE up to €50,000.00.
The ISEE is made up of the relationship between the ISEE (Economic Situation Indicator) and the parameter of the scale of
equivalence corresponding to the specific composition of the family unit.
The ISPE is made up of the ratio between the ISPE (Financial Situation Indicator) and the parameter of the scale of
equivalence corresponding to the specific composition of the family unit.
Exceeding even one of these values is cause for exclusion.
Pursuant to art. 4, paragraph 5, of Prime Ministerial Decree 159/2013, in the event that the applicant for the benefit has been
scholarship recipient in the year 2023, certified by the Institution with CU-2024 attestation, and only
for the purposes of determining the requirements for maintaining the treatment itself, the ISEE value is
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subtracted, by the provider, the amount of the treatment received by the beneficiary in relation to the
corresponding parameter of the equivalence scale.
8.3 Definition of the family unit
For the granting of the scholarship, the student's family unit is defined according to the methods
provided for by Prime Ministerial Decree no. 159 of 05/12/2013.
In the case of two (or more) students belonging to the same family unit, requesting benefits for
the right to study, the ISEE certificate must contain the wording "applies to subsidized benefits
for the right to university study in favor of ....” (report the tax code of both or more
students).
8.4 Independent student
Pursuant to Prime Ministerial Decree 159/2013, art. 8 and subsequent amendments and additions, the student who no longer lives
with his family of origin is considered independent if both of the following requirements are met:
a) residence outside the family of origin's housing unit for at least two years from the date of
submission of the single substitute declaration (DSU) relating to the family unit (art. 10 of the
Dpcm n. 159/2013), in accommodation not owned by a member of the same family;
b) student income from employment or similar declared for tax purposes for at least two years,
not less than 9,000.00 euros per year with reference to a family unit of one person.
According to Ministerial Decree No. 363 of 29/12/2015, adequate income capacity must be
referring, in principle, to the individual university student. However, if the student is married, the
the aforementioned threshold for the adequacy of income capacity must be assessed also taking into account
of the income of the university student's spouse.
8.5 Non-cohabiting parents
The parents of the applicant student who do not live together are part of the same family unit,
defined in accordance with the procedures set out in Article 3, paragraph 2, of Prime Ministerial Decree no. 159/2013 with the exception of the cases
referred to in Article 3, paragraph 3, if married, and the cases referred to in Article 7, paragraph 1, if unmarried.
If the cases referred to in Article 7, paragraph 1, letters a and b, apply, the ISEE is integrated with a component
additional, calculated on the basis of the economic condition of the non-cohabiting parent, according to the
methods referred to in Annex 2, paragraph 2, an integral part of Decree No. 159/2013.
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8.6 Student enrolled in the PhD Courses
The family unit of the applicant for benefits for PhD courses is made up exclusively of
by the applicant himself, by his spouse, by his children under 18 years of age, as well as by his adult children, according to
the rules set out in paragraphs 2 to 5 of Article 3, and in any case without prejudice to the possibility for the beneficiary
to form the family unit according to the ordinary rules set out in Article 3 (Article 8, paragraph 4, Prime Ministerial Decree
159/2013).
8.7 Refugees and stateless persons
For the purposes of assessing the economic situation, for students recognized as refugees, stateless persons,
or, alternatively, holders of some type of "protection", pursuant to the Italian legislation in force on the matter
of immigration, only income and assets held in Italy are taken into account according to
the methods provided for by the Prime Ministerial Decree 159/13 and are therefore required to submit the Declaration
single replacement (DSU) for ISEE purposes.
8.8 The equalised indicator for foreign students not resident in Italy or with the family nucleus of
parents residing abroad
Students who are not resident in Italy (non-EU or EU with family unit abroad) and the student
foreigner resident in Italy, non-independent, with family nucleus of parents resident abroad
they will have to present the documentation necessary for the calculation of the ISEEU/ISPEU parificato indicated
to art. 11 of this announcement.
Considering that this calculation is not contemplated in the Prime Ministerial Decree 159/2013, on the basis of the current legislation,
The competent ERDIS office will calculate the ISEE applicable to foreign students
defining the university equivalent indicator for each one .
Foreign students whose family unit does not reside in Italy and is not registered in the AIRE lists who
enroll in a three-year, master's or single-cycle master's degree course with an application submitted
regularly within the established deadline and who will not be able to submit the entire application
necessary original documentation relating to the family unit, foreign income and assets, will be able to
submit it later by the deadline of September 19, 2025.
In case of shipping, the date affixed by the post office of departure is valid.
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If, at the time of drawing up the provisional rankings, the necessary documentation
established by the announcement has not yet been transmitted or is not regular, the student is declared excluded from the
scholarship given the impossibility of determining its university equivalent indicator.
The student's position may be re-evaluated when the rankings are drawn up
definitive if all the correct documentation is sent by the deadline of 19 September 2025
original compliant with the requirements of the tender.
The students referred to in this article 8.8 who have submitted by the deadline of 19 September 2025
original but incomplete or imperfect documentation and who were therefore excluded from the benefit with
the provisional and/or definitive rankings may, by 21/10/2025, present further
supplementary documentation to the previous one; therefore, if there are still financial resources available
residual, if the documentation presented as a whole is found to be perfectly compliant with the
requirements of the tender, and all other requirements are simultaneously present, they may be readmitted
to the benefit through the approval of a further ranking.
The documentation required for the calculation of the equivalent ISEEU/ISPEU is indicated in art. 11 of the
present flock.
The provision of this article 8.8 also applies to Italian students who have a family unit or income
or real estate or personal property assets abroad.
8.9 Current ISEE
The ISEE can be replaced by a similar indicator, defined as "current ISEE" and calculated with reference
to a period of time closer to the time of requesting the benefit, when the following apply:
conditions referred to in Article 9 of Prime Ministerial Decree 159/2013 and subsequent amendments and additions according to the
methods described therein.
8.10 ISEE variation during the year
The beneficiary of the interventions, in the event of changes in the composition of the family unit and of
changes in the economic condition of the same household, such as to cause the right to the benefit to cease,
or in the event of errors in the ISEE declaration used for the request for the grant, the applicant is also required to submit
during the year a new single substitute declaration and to communicate it to the body which
will revoke the benefit in the event that one or both ISEE indicators exceed the thresholds
established in art. 8 of this announcement.
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ART. 9 STUDENTS WITH ONE OR BOTH PARENTS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR
WORK FROM JULY 2024 TO JUNE 2025
In application of art. 5 of the regional program for the right to study, adopted for the academic year
2025/2026, a reserve equal to 5% of the funds will be made in favor of students belonging to families in which
one or both parents have lost their job from July 2024 to June 2025 and remain in the status
unemployment following dismissal from a company experiencing an economic crisis in Italy and
are registered in the unemployment lists pursuant to Law 297/02 or mobility lists pursuant to Law 223/1991 or pursuant to Law
236/1993. For these students, the income/assets and merit conditions must still apply.
to art. 7 and 8 of this announcement. Thirty percent of the funds will be reserved for students enrolled in the first year
of the bachelor's degree courses, master's degree courses, single-cycle master's degree courses and third level courses. If the funds are not
sufficient to cover all requests, two separate rankings will be drawn up, between the first year and subsequent years,
taking into account the economic situation (ISEE) and merit respectively.
Interested students must send the documentation referred to in art. 11.3 letter f.
Art. 10 TERMS AND METHODS FOR SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION
10.1 Deadlines for submitting the application
The application for the scholarship for the academic year 2025/2026 must be submitted, under penalty of
exclusion from the competition, by August 26, 2025, respecting the provisions described below.
10.2 How to submit the application
The student who applies for a scholarship must be in possession of the ISEE certification,
except for the different provisions of art. 8 of the announcement if the student is Italian or foreign with income produced
abroad. If you do not have one and the deadline is imminent, you must submit it to a
CAAF authorized or directly to INPS, electronically, the single comprehensive substitute declaration
of the MB2 form - Table C (university services) provided for in art. 10 of the Prime Ministerial Decree no. 159/2013. The
Single Substitutive Declaration (DSU), complete with the table relating to the benefits for the right
to university studies, must be submitted in any case, within the deadline of the
application, under penalty of exclusion from the benefit (art. 11 paragraph 9 of the Prime Ministerial Decree n. 159/2013).
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The student can therefore submit the scholarship application even if he/she does not have
of the ISEE certification, assuming on the online application form, the commitment to present the declaration
single replacement by August 26, 2025, the application deadline.
Applications for participation in the competition must be completed exclusively online; the procedure for
access to the application itself will be indicated on the ERDIS portal.
Applications submitted using methods other than those below will not be taken into consideration.
described.
Website authentication:
• Authentication via Spid (level 2 or 3), CIE, CNS, CNS/TS
To access the online application you must have SPID credentials (level 2 or
level 3), of the Electronic Identity Card (CIE), of the National Services Card (CNS), or of the Card
national services/health card (CNS/TS). The electronic identity card (CIE) allows access
even using smart phones or tablets via the CieID app.
The SPID required to access the online application must be level 2 or level 3 such that
enable “STRONG Authentication”
To obtain your SPID, you can refer to the website www.spid.gov.it where you can find
all operational information and the list of accredited providers.
Students with Spid, Cie, Cns etc. must:
a) fill in and submit the application online by clicking on the “Confirm” button within the deadline
established by the competition announcement.
b) They must upload the documents to be attached to the application into the system within the deadlines
established by the competition announcement.
• Authentication of international students without an Italian identification document
residents in Italy and minor students:
These students will be able to obtain the credentials to access the online application by registering through
the procedure made available on the Authority's website.
The credentials obtained will allow WEAK authentication of the student.
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Such students will be required to:
1. Complete and confirm the online application.
2. Upload a copy of a valid document to the online application procedure.
valid recognition.
These students will then have to send their obtained tax code to ERDIS.
from the Revenue Agency necessary for the use of services.
10.3 Identifying Students with Weak Authentication
Students with weak authentication, who have not already identified themselves the previous year, will have to
subsequently go to the Right to Study offices of the various institutions equipped with a
valid identification document where they will be identified.
In the absence of identification, students will not be able to access the services provided by Erdis either
payment that free as they will not be able to obtain payments of sums of money.
10.4 Modification of the data entered in the application for benefits
The student can make changes to the data entered in the online application:
by the application deadline:
•
the student who has not finished filling out the application for benefits and therefore has not carried out
submitting the application online may be part of the procedure.
•
the student who, after having submitted the application online, wishes to modify the data declared
and/or any attached files, can be included in the same which is immediately cancelled, even
if no changes have been made. Only by completing the changes, and resubmitting the
application including attachments, it will be possible to participate in the competitive procedure.
After the deadline for applying for benefits:
•
the student can change the IBAN code by accessing the “Student Help Desk” screen.
•
any other event occurring after the application for benefits must be communicated
promptly to Erdis by opening a Ticket and will be subject to evaluation.
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10.5 Other provisions
The student is personally responsible for the truthfulness and completeness of the information declared. ERDIS,
therefore, declines all responsibility in the event of incorrect or incomplete documentation and is also not required
to report any anomalies.
10.6 Territorial reference offices for students
Students may contact any of the Institution's offices to obtain general information on the calls for applications.
or on the submission of applications while to obtain more specific information on your
particular situation during the academic year should preferably contact the following
territorial presidencies of ERDIS.
• At the territorial headquarters of Ancona Via Oddo Di Biagio 14 – 60121 Ancona, the students enrolled
at the Polytechnic University of Marche, at the “Poliarte” Institute of Ancona, at the Advanced School of
Linguistic Mediators of Ancona and Fermo subject to the stipulation of the agreement with the Marche region.
• At the territorial garrison of Camerino Via Le Mosse, Colle Paradiso 1 – 62032 Camerino (Mc) you will be able to
contact students enrolled at the University of Camerino; at the associated office in Ascoli Piceno
Via Pacifici Mazzoni n. 2 – 63100 Ascoli Piceno (Ap), students attending the course may contact
course of study at the Ascoli Piceno and San Benedetto del Tronto locations.
• At the territorial headquarters of Macerata Viale Piave n. 35 (soon to be transferred to Via Martiri della
Libertà 15-17-19) – 62100 Macerata students enrolled at the University of Macerata can contact
Macerata, at the Academy of Fine Arts of Macerata and at the State Music Conservatory “GB Pergolesi”
from Fermo.
• Students can contact the Urbino Territorial Office at Via V. Veneto n. 45 – 61029 Urbino
enrolled at the University of Urbino “Carlo Bo”, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Urbino, at the Isia in
Urbino and the “G. Rossini” Conservatory in Pesaro.
10.7 Refusal to transfer application to other bodies.
The request by the student to transfer the scholarship application submitted to institutions for
The right to study of other Regions will not be taken into consideration.
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10.8 Students enrolled in the filter semester referred to in Mur decree no. 418 of 30 May 2025.
Students enrolling for the 2025/2026 academic year in the filter semester referred to in the Mur decree n. 418 of
30/5/2025 must submit an application for the 2025/2026 academic year scholarship by the deadline indicated in
point 10.1 (26 August 2025).
The criteria and methods for using the scholarship and other services and interventions for the protection of
right to university study will be determined after the approval of the specific
regulations by the Ministry of University and Research.
ART. 11 DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPETITION
11.1 General provision
To access the benefits provided for the academic year 2025/2026, all students with assets and
income produced in Italy must be in possession of the ISEE certificate or specific DSU receipt
for “Benefits for the right to university education”.
11.2 Foreign students – Calculation of ISEE/ISPE parificato
Foreign students cannot avail themselves of the self-certification option, but it is necessary that
submit the relevant documentation described below in original and paper format.
The documentation must be issued by the competent authorities of the country where the income was received.
produced and legalized by the competent Italian diplomatic authority for the territory.
For countries that have joined and ratified the Hague Convention concluded on 5 October 1961, it is permitted
the use of the apostille instead of the legalization of the Italian Embassy.
The above documents, drawn up in a foreign language, must be accompanied by a translation into the foreign language.
Italian, compliant with the foreign text and certified by the competent Italian diplomatic or consular authority,
or by an official translator.
For countries where there are particular difficulties documented by the local Italian Embassy,
The above mentioned documentation can be issued by the competent diplomatic representations or
foreign consulates in Italy and legalized by the Prefectures.
The documentation must certify:
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a) the composition of the family unit with the indication of those who live with the head of the family,
on the date of submission of the application.
In the event of the death of one of the parents, the date of death must be indicated on the documents or
additional documentation certifying the event must be attached.
In case of separation or divorce of the parents, a certificate attesting to this must be attached
condition.
Specific documentation is equally necessary in the case of abandonment by the parent or of a ruling
by the competent authority for the removal of the same from the family residence.
b) the income received by each member of the household expressed in the currency of their country
in the tax year 2023; in the event of no income for each member over the age of 18
years this eventuality must be expressly specified in the documentation.
In case there are difficulties in documenting this lack of income, it must be presented
supporting documentation such as a certificate attesting to unemployment status,
the occupation of domestic worker (househusband/wife) or the status of student;
c) the description of all the real estate assets owned by each member of the family unit
as of 12/31/2023 with an indication of the value defined pursuant to paragraph 3 of art. 5 of Prime Ministerial Decree no.
159/13; in the event of the absence of assets for each member over the age of 18, such
eventuality must be expressly specified in the documentation;
d) the description of the movable assets consisting of the components specified in art. 5 paragraph 4
of the Prime Ministerial Decree 159/13, held abroad as of 12/31/2023 or the value of the
average annual consistency referred to the same year by each member of the family unit.
documentation relating to movable assets issued by banking and similar institutions is
exempted from the legalization of the competent Italian diplomatic authority for the territory
the obligation of the translation into Italian compliant with the foreign text and certified by a
official translator;
e) photocopy of the residence permit, for the academic year 2025/2026, issued by the relevant Police Authority.
The copy of the residence permit can be presented later as long as it is within the date of
2/5/2026 but in this case the benefits will be assigned under conditions and with the suspension of the
payment of any sums of money until the actual delivery of the document. If the
document is not submitted by 12/31/2027 the student will lose the right to obtain the
any sums of money connected to the scholarship, however, save the revocation of the benefit
in the event of failure to issue a residence permit by the relevant authority.
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For students coming from member states of the European Union it is necessary to present the relevant
documentation issued by the competent authorities of the country where the income was generated, translated into
Italian language, but legalization is not required.
Non-European Union students coming from particularly poor countries as per the Decree of
Ministry of University and Research no. 166 of 3/3/2025 reported in Annex D of this announcement,
must present certification from the Italian Representation in the country of origin attesting that the
student does not belong to a family known to have high income and high social status. The relative
certification is made to correspond for both ISEE and ISPE indicators to “zero” euros.
For students enrolling in the first year of all degree courses, certification that the student
does not belong to a family known to have a high income and high social status may also be
issued by Italian bodies authorised to provide financial coverage guarantees as per
current provisions regarding the enrolment of foreign students in Italian universities; in this regard
case, the body issuing such certification undertakes to return the scholarship on behalf of the
of the student, in case of revocation.
For the purposes of assessing the economic situation, for students recognised as refugees,
stateless persons or, alternatively, holders of some type of "protection", pursuant to current Italian legislation
in matters of immigration, only income and assets held in Italy are taken into account
according to the procedures set out in Prime Ministerial Decree 159/13 and are therefore required to submit the Declaration
single replacement (DSU) for ISEE purposes.
Such students must attach to the application a copy of the certificate attesting the recognition of the
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Students requesting international protection are required to submit the relevant
official application documentation.
Even for these students, only the income and assets held in Italy are taken into account.
according to the procedures set out in Prime Ministerial Decree 159/13 and are therefore required to submit the Declaration
single replacement (DSU) for ISEE purposes.
Any awarding of a scholarship remains suspended until one of the statuses is recognised.
above. Once the recognition of this status has been obtained, in addition to acquiring the right to the provision
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of the monetary portion of the scholarship, the student can start to use the services connected to the scholarship free of charge
scholarship (canteen and accommodation if available). Erdis will not be entitled to any reimbursement for the services used
paid during the period in which the student had not yet obtained the status.
The provisions of this art. 11.2 letters a), b), c) and d) also apply to Italian students who have
family unit or income or real estate or movable assets abroad.
11.3 Other documentation
Students who identify with one of the conditions described below will have to produce:
a) Rental agreement
Out-of-town students receiving scholarships, not accommodated in residential facilities
of the Institution due to lack of free places or for students attending courses in remote locations
where the Institution does not have housing facilities, must submit by the 14th
November 2025 copy of the onerous rental contract, registered with the Revenue Agency,
stipulated with the lessor for a period of not less than 10 months, referring to the academic year for
who requests the benefit of the scholarship (from the opening of the services until September
2026). In order to obtain the liquidation of the accommodation portion of the scholarship itself, the accommodation must
be located in the municipality where the university studies are attended or in a neighbouring municipality. For the
scholarship winners of the last semester the period cannot be less than 5 months. They will be
the months of the contract included in the academic year 2025/2026 have been paid (service opening - March
2026).
The rental contract is permitted to start from September 2025.
The Manager responsible for the contingent needs that may arise in the various
territorial realities with their own provision can establish different terms with respect to those above
indicated.
Out-of-town students receiving a scholarship, with children of pre-school age who do not
they can be accommodated in the facilities managed by the Institution, they can request monetization
of the accommodation provided that they present a regular rental contract for a fee, registered
to the Revenue Agency stipulated with the lessor for a period of not less than 10 months in the municipalities
considered to be the seat of the University or neighbouring municipalities by 14 November 2025.
b) Passport photo
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The student must attach to the online application a recent passport photo in digital format with the
characteristics that comply with the formal dictates indicated in the note from the Department of Public
Security No. 400/A/2005/1501/P/23.13.27.
c) Student with disabilities
The disabled student must attach (upload during the online application) a copy of the
certificate attesting to a disability of not less than 66% or recognition of the condition of
handicap pursuant to Law No. 104/1992, if he/she has not already produced it in previous years
or has undergone a change in the percentage of disability. To request the integration of the
scholarship (art.12.8) the student must produce the tax documentation by 12/12/2025
proving the expense incurred.
d) Medical certificate (mandatory only for students staying in residential facilities)
in ERDIS)
To access the housing facilities provided for by the announcements, students must present a
medical certificate dated no more than 15 days earlier, showing that the student does not have
symptoms attributable to contagious diseases or diseases that are in any case dangerous for cohabitation.
The student will not be able to be admitted to the housing facilities and therefore will not be able to take possession
of the bed-space if the aforementioned certificate has not been delivered.
e) Identification document
Students without an Italian identity document who are not resident in Italy and students
minors will have to transmit (by uploading in the online application procedure) a
valid identification document.
f) Students with one or both parents dismissed in the period from July 2024 to June 2025
Students belonging to families in which one or both parents have lost their job
July 2024 to June 2025 and remain unemployed following dismissal from
companies in a situation of economic crisis in the Italian territory, will have to produce the documentation
from which it appears that one or both of the student's parents have lost their jobs since July
2024 to June 2025 (letter of dismissal).
The required documentation must be submitted via upload in the application procedure
online within the application deadline. In case of documentation produced late
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or incomplete the student will not be placed in the reserved ranking but in the ranking
general scholarship.
g) Integration of the scholarship for punctual graduation
The student who intends to request the integration of the Scholarship must submit, within and no later than
beyond 19 December 2026, the request referred to in art. 5 of this announcement. The student must use
the online form by accessing the reserved area of the ERDIS website.
h) Medical certificate for students requesting monetization of the catering service
The student who for health reasons intends to request the monetization of the canteen service must
send the relevant request indicated in art. 16.2 with a certification by 17 October 2025
medical certificate issued by a specialist of a public facility indicating the type of pathology; in the
certification must also specify the food substances incompatible with the
pathology and the description of the dietary regime that the student is required to follow.
i) Documents for the integration of the grant for the purchase of teaching aids for students in a position to
disability
The disabled student who requests the integration of the scholarship referred to in art. 12.8 must
submit the tax documentation certifying the expenses with the application by 12/12/2025
incurred in the year 2025.
11.4 Return of original documents submitted
The original documents submitted must remain on file. They can be returned upon express request.
request by the student after renouncing the application and therefore the benefit.
11.5 Regularity and completeness of the documentation presented
Students are responsible for the completeness of the documents submitted and their correspondence and
their compliance with the provisions contained in the announcement and with regards to the right to university education.
ERDIS reserves the right to check the documentation submitted by the candidates at any time and to
subsequently produce other documents in addition to those foreseen.
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ART. 12 THE AMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIPS
The amount of the scholarship is determined based on the Equivalent Economic Situation indicator
and to the status of “On-site”, “Commuter” or “Away from Home” student.
12.1 Type of students receiving interventions
Each student is granted a seat status, based on the distance between their residence
and the university location of the studies. In cases where students attend the course of studies in a location
detached from the University Institutions, the classification is carried out considering the existing distance
between the municipality of residence and the actual location of the courses attended.
1. On-site students: students residing in the municipality where the course of study is held are considered on-site
frequented;
2. Commuter students: students residing in a municipality that allows commuters are considered commuters.
daily transfer to the location of the course of study attended and the route of which is passable,
by public transport, in a time of up to 60 minutes. For each of the university locations, the
municipalities are indicated in Annex e) of this notice;
3. out-of-town students: students residing in a municipality far from the university are considered out-of-town students.
location of the course attended and the stretch of which can be travelled by public transport in more than
60 minutes and who for this reason take paid accommodation near that location, using
the residential facilities of the Institution or by using other accommodations of public or private Institutions for a
period of not less than ten months referring to the academic year for which the scholarship benefit is
requested. Therefore, any evaluation of travel times using means of transport is excluded
private.
Therefore, out-of-town students are those residing in municipalities not included in the
two previous cases.
If the student residing in a place far from the course location takes accommodation near that location
non-onerous (free) residence for a period of stay of no less than 10 months is
considered a commuter student. To this end, the student must declare in the scholarship application
study the name of the person hosting him, resident in the municipalities considered to be the seat of the
University institutions, the domicile and the period of stay (not less than ten months). The Institution can
request suitable documentation to demonstrate the veracity of the declaration.
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Foreign students are still considered out-of-town students, regardless of their location.
of their residence in Italy, except in the case where the student's family unit resides
in Italian territory.
12.2 Scholarship amounts for the academic year 2025/2026
In application of the Mur Decree n. 181 of 28/2/2025, the following are defined for the academic year 2025/2026:
following scholarship amounts:
out-of-town students and independent students (art. 8.4 of this announcement) €7,072.10
Commuting students €4,132.85
students on site
€. 2.850,26
Students attending distance learning courses and subjected to detention regime €2,850.26
Students admitted to doctoral courses are granted an “off-site” scholarship regardless of
from their origin.
12.3 Amount of scholarships for the additional semester
Scholarships awarded for the first semester beyond the legal duration of the courses activated in implementation of Ministerial Decree 270/04
and of law 508/99 and subsequent amendments and additions are of an amount equal to half of the
scholarship provided based on the subjective condition of the beneficiary student; services, accommodation and canteen
obtained, will normally be paid from the beginning of university lessons to 31 March 2026.
12.4 Increase in student scholarship with ISEE lower than or equal to 50% maximum threshold
For students with an ISEE indicator lower than or equal to half of the maximum reference limit provided
from article 8.2 the amount of the scholarship due is increased by 15%.
12.5 Increase in scholarship for female students enrolled in Stem courses
In order to further promote the access of the female gender to higher education in
scientific subjects and to reduce the so-called gender "gap" in this area, for female students enrolled in
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) courses of study the amount of the scholarship
of study due is increased by 20%. For STEM study courses, please refer to the table
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published in the open-data area of Ustat at the link: http://dati.ustat.miur.it/dataset/dati-per-bilancio-digenere/resource/3f52db2f-24ce-4605-8e51-5618cc4ff4e3
The 20% increase in the scholarship for STEM students cannot be combined with the 15% increase
foreseen for students with ISEE levels lower than 50% of the maximum reference limit and therefore
the increase is calculated on the basis of the value of the scholarship due to the student as enrolled in courses
S.T.E.M.
12.6 Increase in scholarship for students enrolled in two courses at the same time
Students enrolled in two courses of study at the same time are allowed to obtain and maintain the scholarship
of study with an increase of 20% if they possess and maintain the merit requirements set by the
DM n. 1320/2021 for the entire duration of the courses. In order to increase the amount of the scholarship,
student must maintain the merit requirements set out in the
Decree of the Minister of University and Research 17 December 2021, n. 1320.
12.7 Reduction of scholarships in relation to the ISEE value
Pursuant to art. 5 point 1 of the Marche Region Three-Year Plan, the amounts set above are reduced
based on the services that the Institution provides, as indicated below:
a) “Out of town” and independent student: is reduced for the Housing Service by Euro 2,782.00 on
annual basis, for a period of ten months and Euro 1,983.00 on an annual basis for two meals per day
(lunch and dinner);
b) “Commuter”: is reduced by Euro 991.50 on an annual basis for one daily meal.
The scholarship will be paid in full to students whose economic situation indicator
equivalent of the applicant's family unit, is between 50% and 2/3 of the maximum limit of
reference.
For values higher than the aforementioned limit, the bag is gradually reduced until
half of the minimum amount, ensuring however that the cash portion is not less than
827.00 euros (413.50 euros in the case of part-time enrolment), for out-of-town students who are
free accommodation service and two meals a day and 827.00 euros (413.50 in case of
(part-time enrollment) for the commuter student who is granted a free daily meal.
TABLE OF INCREASE OR REDUCTION OF SCHOLARSHIP IN RELATION TO THE ISEE
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Increase or Decrease
ISEE value (€)
from zero to 12000
15% Increase
from 12,000.01 to 16,000.00
0% Reduction
from 16,000.01 to 18,000.00
12.5% Reduction
from 18,000.01 to 20,000.00
25% Discount
from 20,000.01 to 22,000.00
37.5% Reduction
from 22,000.01 to 24,000.00
50% Discount
The amounts of the scholarships are detailed in Appendix F of this announcement.
competition.
12.8 Scholarship integration for disabled students recognized by the commission
pursuant to law 104/92 or “disability not less than 66%”
To allow the purchase of prostheses and supports, as well as for the implementation of any other intervention that facilitates
the use of teaching activities and study will be operated a reserve of funds not exceeding € 15,000.00.
Contributions will not be granted for the purchase of the same supports and teaching materials reimbursed in the
previous years. The same material/support may be reimbursed if the student demonstrates that the
already refunded is no longer regenerable or usable.
The student must submit a specific request using the form made available by
12/12/2025 accompanied by tax documentation certifying the expenses incurred in the year 2025.
Each student may be granted a contribution up to a maximum amount of 2,000.00 euros.
In case financial resources are not sufficient to guarantee integration for all students
those entitled will proceed to the formulation of a single ranking for the students of all the Institutions
university, defined in ascending order on the basis of the ISEE value.
In case there are residual funds after the assignment of the benefit to students with an application submitted by
established deadline, further requests may be examined and eventually accepted according to
the chronological order of presentation.
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12.9 Revaluation of scholarship amount
The student who benefits from a reduced amount of scholarship whose economic situation has worsened
with respect to the declaration submitted at the time of granting the scholarship, you can submit a suitable
documentation until 12/31/2025, to obtain the review of his position with an increase
of the amount of the scholarship starting from the immediately following six-monthly instalment. This increase may
be granted in the presence of financial availability due to exhaustion of the rankings of eligible candidates.
12.10 Waiver of accommodation service
In the event that the out-of-town student, when filling out the application, renounces the accommodation place
at the facilities managed by the Institution or even if you have requested it you expressly renounce it within the approval
of the final rankings (expected for mid-October – see art. 15.3 Rankings
definitive), the portion of the scholarship relating to the accommodation service of the withdrawing student
will be used to provide other scholarships for the same academic year.
ART. 13 DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS ALLOCATED TO THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS
13.1 Funds allocated to the preparation of the budget
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of the budget quantified by subsequent ERDIS acts.
The following contribute to the financing of this call:
• the proceeds from the regional tax for the right to study and the professional qualification tax;
• the Marche Region's own resources;
• The European Social Fund Plus;
• the State Supplementary Fund;
• any further additional resources within the scope of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Mission 4
Component 1 Investment 1.7 “Scholarships for university access” funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU.
• Possible other Erdis funds.
13.2 The reserves
The following reserves are constituted:
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1. Euro 350,000.00 for the granting of scholarship integration to students
participants in international mobility programs;
2. Euro 90,000.00 for the granting of scholarship integration to graduate students in
course (on-time degree);
3. 5% of the funds for the awarding of scholarships to students belonging to
families in which one or both parents have lost their job in the period from July 2024
in June 2025 and remain unemployed following dismissal from the company
Italian in a situation of economic crisis.
4. 0.2% of the funds for the granting of scholarships to students enrolled in courses
specialization lasting at least two years excluding those in the medical field and to students
admitted to doctoral courses who do not benefit from the scholarship referred to in the MURST Decree
April 30, 1999, no. 224.
5. 30% of the sums for the awarding of scholarships to students enrolled in the first year of
all first and second level courses to be distributed among the university institutions according to
provided for by letter a) of the following point 14.1.
6. For the provision of contributions to disabled students, aimed at purchasing prostheses and
supports, as well as all interventions that facilitate the use of teaching activities and study,
a sum not exceeding €15,000.00 is reserved.
The resulting unallocated funds from each of the reserves referred to in points 1, 2 and 6 may be allocated to
to compensate for any resource shortfalls within the same provisions.
13.3 Catering service coverage for eligible students
As regards the coverage of the free catering service to be guaranteed to eligible persons,
scholarship recipients, enrolled in the years following the first of all courses, any sum
necessary to cover the catering service, will be quantified and determined with the publication
of the rankings.
13.4 Distribution of financial availability among students enrolled in years after the first
The remaining amount, excluding reserves, will be divided among students enrolled in years following the first of
all degree classes and within these, by course years in relation to the number of applications
scholarships received within the deadlines set in this announcement.
All degree classes will be guaranteed at least one scholarship.
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13.5 Interventions financed by the Regional Programme (PR) FSE+ 2021/27
The source of funding from European sources with regional management represented by the
programming of the Regional Programme (PR) FSE+ 2021/27, is intended for the following two particulars
interventions that fall within two specific objectives of the programming document, namely:
1) Axis 1 Employment OS. 4 c Scholarships for technical degrees (OS. 4.c.1 sheet): i.e. the support
to the right to study through financial compensation to unemployed and inactive female students with residence or
domicile in the Marche Region for attending technical university degree courses
(STEM) within OS4.c (Promote women's participation in the labour market,
a better work-life balance, including access to childcare and
non-self-sufficient people).
2) Axis 4 Youth Os. 4 f Scholarships for tertiary education (OS. 4.f.6 sheet): i.e. the support
to the right to study through financial benefits to unemployed and inactive students who do not
have reached 36 years of age, with residence or domicile in the Marche Region, for attendance
of degree courses within the scope of OS4.f (Promote equal access and completion of
inclusive and quality education and training, particularly for disadvantaged groups,
from early childhood education and care, through general education and training and
professional, up to tertiary level and adult education and learning, including
facilitating mobility for learning purposes for all and accessibility for people with disabilities
disability).
For both types of recipients identified above, the share of the scholarship co-financed with
ESF+ resources may be granted exclusively:
ÿ to individuals whose unemployment status is certified by a regional CPI
(information deducible from the Employment Information System);
ÿ to subjects for whom, on the date of submission of the application, there is no
Active mandatory communication;
ÿ to the subjects for whom there is an active mandatory Communication, but also and
at the same time a prospective annual salary of less than 8,500.00 euros,
regardless of the type and duration of the contract.
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ART. 14 FORMULATION OF THE RANKINGS
14.1 Criteria for the formulation of the rankings
ERDIS, having quantified the financial resources to be used for the granting of scholarships, will formulate
the single regional rankings taking into account the following criteria:
a) for those enrolled for the first time in the first year of all courses through the approval of a
single regional ranking of eligible candidates, without any differentiation by degree class, defined
in ascending order based on the Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator; in case of equality
with regard to ISEE value, priority will be given to the youngest student.
b) for students enrolled in years after the first of all courses, through the approval of
single regional merit rankings, arranged in decreasing order based on the number of
credits accrued and grades obtained, committing up to the limit of the resources
available for this purpose, provided that the benefits are distributed equally among all classes of
degree and by year of study, based on the number of scholarship applications received within the deadline
deadline set in the relevant competition notice issued by ERDIS. For the formulation of the
the ranking takes into consideration the ratio between credits earned and those required for participation in the
competition for scholarships for students enrolled according to the new teaching system, increased
from the ratio between the arithmetic mean of the grades of all the exams taken and the thirtieths, with detection
as of August 10 of the reference year (tests and/or exams are excluded from the calculation of the average)
judgments not expressed in thirtieths).
The calculation will take into account the first three decimal numbers with rounding up if the third
decimal is equal to or greater than 5 or by default if less than 5. In the event of equal merit, the position in the ranking
is determined in ascending order based on the ISEE. In the event of further equality, priority will be given to the
youngest student. The score resulting from the calculation identified
according to the methods described above, the position in the ranking will be determined.
c) Credits requested with the bonus will not be taken into account for the calculation of the score.
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14.2 Students enrolled in the first year and in the years following the first of the PhD courses
and specialization
To students enrolled in the first year and in the years following the first of the PhD courses and to
specialization courses, the scholarship is awarded through a single ranking defined in order
increasing on the basis of economic conditions (ISEE).
14.3 Students enrolled in years after the first of the Conservatory
For students enrolled in the years after the first of the Conservatory of Music, a
single ranking by degree level, without distinction by degree class and course year.
14.4 Foreign students with a family unit not resident in Italy who have not submitted the documentation
in original certified
Foreign students whose family unit does not reside in Italy and is not registered in the AIRE lists who
enroll in a three-year, master's or single-cycle master's degree course with an application submitted
regularly within the established deadline whose ISEE value is equalised at the time of processing the
provisional rankings have not yet been determined, as they have not yet delivered the
original certified documentation required for the calculation, will be excluded from the scholarship.
The position of the students may be re-evaluated when the rankings are drawn up
definitive if they present all the correct documentation by the deadline of 19 September 2025
original compliant with the requirements of the competition notice.
14.5 Importing data and placing in the ranking
For the purposes of evaluating the student's income and financial situation, the procedure of the
online application will acquire the data relating to the latest valid ISEE certificate calculated for the right to
university degree issued in the year 2025 present in the INPS computer archives evaluated on the basis
of the DSU submitted by the student by the application deadline.
In case the DSU is processed later, ERDIS will take care of the acquisition
of the ISEE certification at the INPS database by 5 September 2025, provided that the relevant DSUs are
were signed within the peremptory deadline of the application deadline.
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The DSU valid for the right to study, calculated after 5 September 2025 and the provisional ones
in art. 11 paragraph 8 of the Prime Ministerial Decree 159/2013 will be assessed during the approval of the rankings
definitive.
Any corrections to the DSU, valid for the right to study, made after the
submission of the application and, in any case, within the terms of the competition announcement, it will be possible to verify
when appealing to provisional rankings or during the assessment phase. ERDIS declines all responsibility
regarding the failure to find data in the INPS archives for reasons not attributable to the Institution.
The student is required to verify the truthfulness and correctness of the data entered in the DSU.
14.6 Formulation of rankings for the granting of accommodation in the event that availability is
insufficient to provide the service to all students receiving the scholarship
If the accommodation places are not sufficient to satisfy all the requests of the scholarship beneficiaries
study, of students enrolled in the first year and in the years following the first, the relative rankings will be
formulated with the criteria established by the housing competition announcement.
14.7 Ranking for the granting of accommodation services to disabled students beneficiaries
of scholarship
In the event that the requests for accommodation are greater than the available places that the Institution has reserved for
Students with disabilities will be assigned beds according to a ranking of students in order
in ascending order of ISEE.
ART. 15 PUBLICATION OF THE RANKINGS
15.1 Provisional rankings
The provisional rankings are drawn up on the basis of the data declared by the student during the compilation phase.
of the question.
Indicatively by 15 September 2025, with a resolution of the competent Manager, the following will be approved:
provisional rankings and the related list of excluded students and consequently in the days
The assignment of accommodation can be made immediately thereafter.
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The outcome of the competition will be made known to all interested students through the publication of a specific notice.
notice on the website www.erdis.it and will be available in the student's reserved area.
15.2 Requests for review and final rankings
Within the fifth day following the date of publication on the website of the notice referred to in art. 15.1,
students will be able to propose a request for review, using only the online form that will be
made available by the institution and which the student can fill in by accessing their own Area
reserved.
Requests for review must be well argued and motivated. They will be declared inadmissible and
therefore rejected if they have vague, generic and poorly intelligible content, or if they do not
will contain the description of the subject of the request or if they are missing or insufficient in motivation.
They must also contain innovative elements with respect to what has already been assessed by the office or indicate in
detailed manner the previous incorrect assessment.
Requests for review will be accepted or rejected by decision of the competent manager. In the event of
acceptance of the appeal, the position will be determined with the approval of the final ranking of
Scholarship.
The student, who has submitted the request for the ISEE calculation for university benefits within
the deadline for the scholarship application, excluded from the provisional ranking due to
of the failure to detect, within the terms set out in art. 11, paragraph 8 of Prime Ministerial Decree 159/2013, the values
contained in the certificate (ISEE/ISPE etc.), can request through an appeal the re-examination of their
position. In the event that the Institution finds that the lack of the requested data is not attributable to the student
will carry out a check on the database within the last day valid for the submission of appeals
of the INPS of the presence of the above-mentioned values; in the negative case, the student will be definitively excluded
from the scholarship for the academic year 2025/2026.
15.3 Final rankings
In accordance with the registration dates at the various university institutions referred to in art. 2 of this document
announcement, the final scholarship rankings will normally be approved within the first half of the month of
October 2025.
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Students will be able to check the results of the competition in their reserved area which can be consulted online; this
publication is valid for all purposes as an “ad personam” notice.
An appeal against the final rankings may be lodged with the Regional Administrative Court within 60 days.
days from their publication and extraordinary appeal to the Head of State within 120 days from the same
publication date.
For any further information, interested parties should contact the Offices for the Right to Study in
ERDIS.
15.4 Corrections after final rankings
Following the approval of the final rankings, the following may be taken into consideration:
only the additions or corrections to data that result in a reduction of the amount or the loss of the benefit.
ART. 16 METHOD OF DELIVERY
The scholarship is awarded to the winning students in the form of services and money in accordance with the provisions of art.
12, according to the following methods:
16.1 The accommodation service
a. For out-of-town students who have won a scholarship, the accommodation service will be provided for a period of 10
months, starting, as a rule, from the beginning of university lessons until 17 July 2026.
free accommodation service, for scholarship winners of the first semester beyond the legal duration of the courses
activated in implementation of Ministerial Decree 270/04 and the law reforming higher education institutions
artistic and musical and subsequent amendments and additions, will be granted until the month of March
2026 starting normally from the beginning of university classes. They will be able to continue to occupy
accommodation in ERDIS facilities under the conditions established by the service competition notice
paid housing.
Erdis will be able to evaluate which and how many residences to keep open during the various holidays, giving priority to
in the admission to these facilities students with family units abroad and those with residence
further away from the course location.
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Scholarship winners who obtain their degree during the period of
enjoyment of the benefits, they maintain the right to the monetary share of the scholarship while they lose the
services (canteen and accommodation) connected to it.
b. Assignment of accommodation to students with disabilities.
The person in charge of the housing facilities must take into account the type of disability of the
student and possibly report the lack of accommodation to the Institutional bodies of the Organization
suitable to accommodate the disabled student.
The disabled student or his family member, before taking possession of the accommodation, must
inspect it and issue a suitable declaration stating that there is no obstacle to being hosted in the assigned accommodation
and also declare how it intends to provide services to the person on an ongoing basis
within 24 hours, if the student is unable to do so independently. In the event that
detect elements incompatible with the state of disability that the Institution cannot remove and does not have,
alternatively, suitable rooms to be proposed, accommodation will not be granted and the amount equivalent to the
service will be paid in cash.
c. To the student who wins a scholarship in the provisional ranking, assigned a place
accommodation, which is subsequently excluded from the scholarship in the final ranking, will be
applied, for the period in which the service was used, the rates established by art. 11 of the
Regional annual program for the right to university education academic year 2025/2026.
d. To the student who, at the time of the accommodation assignment, is found to have a pending payment, for
accommodation fees or other, the assignment will be suspended; the user will be able to use the accommodation after having
demonstrated the balance of the debt and provided that there are free places in the housing facilities .
student cannot request a refund for services not enjoyed due to the suspension. They are
students authorized by the Institution to pay past debts in installments are excluded from the suspension.
e. The Institution will reimburse the accommodation fee to students receiving a scholarship only
in the event that, as of 10/17/2025, it is not able to accommodate them in its facilities
housing due to lack of service or free places and on condition that they demonstrate that
having taken private accommodation for a fee for a period of not less than 10 months (5 months for
the winners of the last semester scholarship). The request is a necessary condition for reimbursement
to the Housing Service Authority during the online application and the presentation of the rental contract
referred to in art. 11 “Required documentation” of this notice.
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The competent Manager with his own provision, taking into account the needs that may arise
check especially in relation to the different availability of beds in the various territorial locations,
may establish different terms than the one determined above (10/17/2025).
The reimbursement of the accommodation fee is normally made in two installments unless otherwise agreed with
act of the competent Manager.
f. Failure to request the accommodation service at the time of application does not entail the payment
of the relevant monetary share.
In case of renunciation of the accommodation place, the relative quotas will be used for the awarding of scholarships
of study to other students.
The student nominated winner, within the strict deadline (under penalty of forfeiture of the benefit) of
five days from the date of publication of the relevant notice on the website of the Institution, must communicate
acceptance of the bed space exclusively by completing and sending the form online
specially prepared and available in your reserved area where you can also view it
of the outcome of the competitions.
The date of publication of the notice on the Institution's website will be valid for the purposes of the commencement of the term.
granted for the acceptance of the bed-space and in any case for all other legal purposes.
By accepting, the student who has not won a scholarship is obliged to pay the tuition fee
effective from the date of assignment of the bed-space.
The winning students will then be notified of the date of assignment of the place.
bed. Students who do not take possession of the room by collecting the key within the
date established in the assignment communication sent by ERDIS will be considered lapsed.
Upon entering the residential facility, the student may be asked to fill out the
of a questionnaire/triage about your health condition.
The beds that become free will be considered by the Institution in its overall availability
and used for subsequent assignments to other students. Any requests for accommodation by
students who have not taken possession within the above-mentioned terms, may be taken back in
consideration only in the event that there are still free beds after all the places have been filled
the rankings.
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g. The University Residence Regulations apply to students benefiting from a bed space
of the Institution.
h. Students benefiting from the accommodation, before acceptance, must pay a deposit of €
150.00. This deposit will be refunded to those who are entitled to it and if they are no longer
assignees of bed-spaces, automatically in the month of November or following a request by the
student, usually in the months of February and May.
16.2 The canteen service
All students will be entitled to use the catering service free of charge for the entire period.
of validity of the scholarship.
Scholarship winners are entitled to eat meals at the canteens managed by the
by the Institution or by agreement, normally for one year from the beginning of university lessons (excluding periods
of closure of the service) to the following extent:
• “out-of-town” students two meals a day (lunch and dinner)
• commuting students one meal a day
The Institution will reimburse the canteen fee to all students receiving a scholarship and to
eligible for the years following the first in the event that it is not in a position to provide such free of charge
service or in the event that it is unable to provide adequate meals to the student with specific
pathology.
In this case, the student must submit a specific request by 17 October 2025, using a form that will be made available
by attaching the documentation indicated in art. 11.3 letter h) of this announcement.
The Body for the examination of such requests may avail itself of the technical support of experts who will evaluate whether it is
it is possible to provide catering services to these students at the Erdis university canteens with the menus
currently in use also, if deemed necessary, making any corrections.
If the Institution monetizes the canteen service, students will be able to access the canteens affiliated with the
paying student rates.
Students who have won a scholarship for the additional semester will be able to take advantage of the service
paid catering from 04/01/2026.
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16.3 Payment of the cash portion of the scholarship
The monetary portion of the scholarship, if applicable, in the amount relatively due, will be paid
with the times and methods specified below:
For students enrolled in the first year of undergraduate or graduate degree courses and master's degrees
single cycle:
a) the first installment of the scholarship, equal to 20% of the total, is paid within ten days from the date of
closing date for enrolments for study courses and, in any case, no later than 10 November;
b) the second installment of the scholarship, equal to a further 30% of the total, is paid within 60 days
from the publication of the rankings and in any case no later than 31 December;
c) the third installment of the scholarship, equal to the remaining 50% of the total, is paid upon reaching
at least 20 credits for courses organised in more than one academic period, four-month period, semester or module, and 10
credits for others, provided they were obtained by August 10th.
For students enrolled in the first year of master's degree courses or second level diploma courses, the first
the scholarship installment, equal to 50% of the total, is paid within 60 days of the publication of the
rankings and, in any case, no later than 31 December based on the possession of the relevant requirements
to the economic condition, of admission to the courses according to the procedures established by the respective
educational regulations, and the recognition of at least 150 credits, the second installment of the scholarship is paid
upon reaching at least 20 credits, provided they are obtained by August 10th.
For students enrolled in years after the first, the first installment of the scholarship, equal to 50% of the
monetary quota, will be paid by 31 December 2025 and the second instalment by 30 June 2026.
For foreign students not belonging to the European Union enrolled in the first year of the course, the first installment
the scholarship will be awarded upon obtaining the credits required for maintaining the
scholarship itself (See art. 7 of this announcement) except in cases where:
1. present a suitable guarantee as per art. 11 of this notice or a surety bond;
2. belong to families that have submitted their income tax return to the State
Italian for the 2023 tax year.
Students in the last semester will be paid the amount due in a single solution with the
payment of the first installment.
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Students who are waiting for exam validation will be paid the amount in cash, if applicable, in
a single solution by June 2026.
Cash fee collection methods
The cash portion of the scholarship will be paid with one of the following:
mode:
1. credit to current account (opened at an Italian credit institution or in a participating country
to the “Sepa” circuit) registered or co-registered to the student;
2. prepaid card in the name or joint name of the student with an International Bank Account
Number (IBAN) referring to an Italian credit institution or to a country adhering to the circuit
“Sepa”.
When applying, the student must therefore indicate the IBAN to which the payment is to be made;
If you do not have one, you must communicate this to the Authority by 10/31/2025 using
exclusively the online procedure made available, under penalty of suspension of payment.
The Institution will pay the fee in cash using the last bank details (IBAN) communicated
in chronological order by the student.
No sum can be paid to a student who has not yet communicated
to the Institution, your tax code or in the case of weak authentication, you have not identified yourself at the counter
Erdis.
16.4 Other provisions relating to the catering and accommodation service
The renunciation, the failure to use the canteen and/or accommodation service, the possible exclusion from the services
themselves as a consequence of a disciplinary measure, does not entail the payment of the relevant fine
fee, nor the possibility of transferring free use of the service to other students.
Scholarship winners will not be able to request any reimbursement for canteen services and
accommodation not used during the opening or closing periods of university canteens and housing services.
To the scholarship winners enrolled in the double degree courses who attend the
courses abroad the part of the scholarship not used for services will be paid in cash
relating it to the days spent abroad certified by the university institutions referred to in art. 2.
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ART. 17 CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY OF STUDENTS
Students receiving a scholarship in the academic year 2025/2026, including those enrolled in courses
doctorate, are entitled only once for each course and only once for those enrolled in the courses of the
Higher education institutions to an integration of the scholarship for participation in programs of
international mobility, both within programmes promoted by the European Union and non-European Union programmes
community.
Participation in such programmes and the period of study and/or internship abroad must be recognised in
terms of credits within their course of study also for the purposes of preparing the test
conclusive.
For the purposes indicated in the introduction, the Institution grants, on the basis of its financial availability, to
scholarship holders, a scholarship supplement of 600.00 euros, on a monthly basis, for the duration of the period of study
stay abroad, up to a maximum of ten months, upon certification by the university institutions referred to
to art. 2, which promotes the mobility program, regardless of the destination country. From the amount
The amount of the grant awarded, drawn from European Union funds or other sources, must be deducted from the integration
bilateral agreement, even non-EU.
The contribution is only valid for the period of stay abroad subsidised by the Institutions
universities with a grant awarded for international mobility. Students benefiting from a grant for
the last semester resulting in the ranking of this contribution will benefit from the integration up to a
maximum five months.
The request for the contribution is submitted during the online compilation of the scholarship application.
In the case of participation in mobility programmes with quotas subsequent to the first, the applications may
be forwarded after the authorization to participate in international mobility, without guarantees of acceptance by ERDIS, which,
within the scope of any residual economic availability allocated for this program, reserves the right to provide the integration
after the assignment of the
contributions to students who apply within the deadline.
For the provision of the contribution, the Institution will make a reserve for an amount equal to 350,000.00 euros.
If the financial resources are not sufficient to guarantee integration for all eligible students, rankings will be drawn up according
to the criteria described below:
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90% of the fund is allocated to students enrolled in years after the first, while the remaining 10% is reserved
to students enrolled in the first year of the course and in doctoral courses.
The position in the ranking is determined:
• for students enrolled in years after the first: according to the decreasing order of the merit coefficient
processed in the final ranking of the scholarship for the academic year 2025/2026 according to the established criteria
from art. 14 letter b) of this announcement. In the event of a tie in merit scores, the position is determined
in ascending order based on the ISEE. In the event of further equality, priority will be given to the student with the highest
young in age;
• for students enrolled in the first year and doctoral courses: in ascending order based on the ISEE.
In the event of a tie, priority will be given to the youngest student.
In any case, full payment of the contribution due to the student is guaranteed in relation to his/her
position in the ranking would receive only a partial payment due to the scarcity of the fund.
The advance can be granted up to a maximum of 70% of the contribution and can be paid upon request
before the start of the program, only if the start times coincide with the publication times of the
definitive rankings and only if the information necessary for the
preparation of provisional preliminary rankings by university institutions.
At the end of the stay the contribution will be proportional to the number of days actually spent
abroad recognized by the university or other university institutions.
The final instalment will be paid at the end of the academic year, after verification of the achievement of the results
foreseen in the mobility program.
If the verification of the achievement of the results foreseen in the mobility program is negative, the amount of the contribution paid
as an advance will be recovered.
The student who spends a period shorter than the declared one will have to return the sums equivalent to the months
not actually spent abroad.
Provided that there are free places, students participating in International Mobility Programmes,
scholarship holders with accommodation in the Institution's residential facilities are entitled, upon their return to Italy,
to be reinstated in the accommodation with priority over all other students.
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Furthermore, the scholarship winners, who meet the requirement for credit recognition, will be paid at the end
of the academic year the amount of money, accommodation and canteen services, not used during the period of stay
abroad, relating it to the days of non-use of the services themselves within the academic year 2025/2026 (from the opening
of services for one year). The out-of-town student is aware that the acceptance of the request for
monetization of the accommodation service is subject to the return of the room before departure
possibly assigned, free of any personal effects.
If the student has never taken possession of the accommodation, before or upon return from the stay abroad, no
No refund will be made unless the student spends a period of ten months abroad (five
months for winners of the additional semester), rounded up, starting from the opening of services.
If the student spends a period of less than ten months abroad and upon his return the Institution has not been able to
able to secure him a bed-space, he will also be paid the period equivalent to the difference between the months
spent ten months abroad.
ART. 18 GRANT AND RATES OF SERVICES RESERVED FOR STUDENTS
ELIGIBLE NON-SCHOLARSHIP BENEFICIARIES
Eligible students who do not receive the benefit of the scholarship due to insufficient availability
financial, are allowed to use the catering service free of charge, with the exception of students enrolled in
first year to which the rate of €6.50 applies for a full meal or €4.50 for a reduced meal.
In compliance with the principle of precedence, reserved for students declared winners of scholarships, the remaining
accommodation places will be granted to eligible out-of-town students, if they have requested it, for a period of
10-month period at the rate established by the Housing Service announcement for the academic year 2025/2026.
ART. 19 CAUSES FOR EXCLUSION
The following students are excluded from the competition:
a. who do not possess the merit and income requirements set out in Articles 7 and 8 of this announcement;
b. who are not registered for the academic year 2025/2026 at the various university institutions, except as provided
in art. 2.2 in the case of students requesting a scholarship for the last semester;
c. who are in possession of another degree of equal or higher level, obtained in Italy or abroad;
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d. who have incurred disciplinary sanctions greater than a warning applied by the competent bodies of the
university institutions or other disciplinary sanctions applied by the Institution with which the student is excluded
same from all services throughout the school career;
e. who have incurred, in one of the previous years, provisions for the revocation of the scholarship or other
forms of assistance due to false declaration, deception, artifice, fraud or other;
f. who benefit from other grants or scholarships or places in colleges or boarding schools including scholarships
provided by the University and those assigned to those enrolled in doctoral courses. The ban does not apply to
students who have won scholarships awarded by national or foreign institutions aimed at integrating, with
stays abroad, training or research activities of scholarship holders;
g. who have sent an incomplete application, missing some documents or with incorrect documents and who
pursuant to art. 71, paragraph 2, of Presidential Decree 445/2000, have not remedied the irregularities detected by the Office
not constituting falsehoods;
h. who have not produced the documentation requested in art. 11 of this announcement (foreign students);
i. who have produced the missing documentation of legalization by the authorities
competent, requested in art. 11 of this announcement (foreign students);
j. who have produced false and/or counterfeit documentation in order to obtain the benefit;
k. who have not confirmed and therefore sent the online application to the protocol;
l. who have signed the DSU for the benefits for the right to study after the deadline
deadline for submitting the scholarship application;
m. for which it was not possible to acquire the ISEE data within the terms set out in art. 11, paragraph 8 of the
DPCM 159/2013 and in particular questions that refer to certifications/DSU:
• Not available in the INPS database;
• Do not contain the ISEE for benefits for the right to study and/or not referred to the student
applicant for benefits;
• Not yet calculated to determine the ISEE values (certification);
n. who have submitted the application after the deadline set out in this notice;
o. who are enrolled outside the intermediate course or repeating;
p. of foreign nationality who do not have a residence permit for the academic year 2025/2026.
ART. 20 REASONS FOR REVOCATION OR FORFEITURE
The benefit will be revoked from students who:
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a. have incurred, during the duration of the benefit or suitability, higher disciplinary sanctions
to the warning applied by the competent bodies of the university institutions;
b. from the investigations carried out, it appears that they have not correctly declared the situation
economic/patrimonial situation of the family unit to which they belong and this is relevant for the purposes of
granting of the scholarship;
c. are transferred to another university institution with registered office outside the Marche Region
or having given up studies (before August 31st) during the 2025/2026 academic year also
in the event that they have obtained the credits necessary to maintain the scholarship;
d. have requested to suspend studies during the academic year;
e. who benefit from other grants or scholarships or places in colleges or boarding schools including scholarships
study provided by the University, and those assigned to those enrolled in doctoral courses. The ban does not apply
applies to students who have won scholarships awarded by national or foreign institutions aimed at
integrate, with stays abroad, the training or research activities of the scholarship holders.
f. as of 11/30/2026 (students enrolled in the academic year 2025/2026) have not
achieved the merit requirements set out in art. 7, paragraph 7.15, of this announcement, excluding the
students with disabilities;
g. have been expelled from the Institution's housing facilities for behaviors incompatible with the
cohabitation in shared facilities; in this case the student will not have any right to request the
monetization of the remaining services or payment of any cash sums not yet paid;
h. renounce the scholarship;
i. incur one of the causes of exclusion, subsequent to the concession acts, provided for in art. 19 of the
present flock.
ART. 21 RATES AND METHODS FOR RECOVERING THE AMOUNT OF THE SCHOLARSHIPS
OF STUDY FOLLOWING A REVOCATION MEASURE
Students who will be subject to a revocation measure, without prejudice, in any case, to the application of the
criminal provisions for acts constituting a crime, where provided for by current legislation, must:
1. return any sums received;
2. reimburse the monetary value of the services used accounted for according to the rates set out in art. 11
of the Regional Annual Program for the Right to University Education for the 2025/2026 academic year;
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3. regularize your position regarding student contributions with the Institution
university of affiliation.
The payment of the sums may take place in the manner and within the terms established by the revocation resolution.
The Institution grants, upon request of the interested party, the payment by installments of the amounts due up to a maximum of 24 installments
monthly payments of an amount normally not less than €100.00.
In case of an amount exceeding 5,000.00 euros, a greater number of installments may be permitted.
The installments are due on the last day of the month starting from the month in which the installment payment request was made. Failure to do so
payment of six consecutive installments entails the forfeiture of the benefit of the installments and the obligation to pay
immediate payment in a single solution of the residual amount.
The revocation of the scholarship and the sums already paid will not be recovered in the event that the student is
deceased before 11/30/2026.
ART. 22 VERIFICATION OF ECONOMIC, MERIT AND STATUS CONDITIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS
22.1 Checks on economic condition
ERDIS pursuant to art. 10, point 3, paragraph 4, of the three-year plan (Resolution no. 60 of 3/10/2023)
carries out checks on the truthfulness of the declarations made by the
students related to the condition
economic and composition of the family unit, according to the criteria and procedures established by the
Regulation approved by resolution of the ERDIS Board of Directors in the session
from 06/24/2019.
22.2 Verification conclusion
At the end of the verification in cases where a discrepancy is found between the income declared to the
tax purposes or other ISEE components, including those of a patrimonial nature, and what is declared in the declaration
single replacement for ISEE purposes which entails the forfeiture or reduction of the benefit, with a managerial act
we will provide:
a.
to the new determination of the amount of the benefit in the event that the checks have revealed
slight differences that do not change the conditions for the suitability of the intervention. This entails for the
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student the obligation to return the difference between the amount paid and the amount actually due, with
reference to both the monetary part and the ancillary services part;
b.
to the revocation of the benefit in the event that they have been ascertained and confirmed to be the responsibility of the student
ISEE or ISPE values incompatible with the granting of the benefit. In this case the student, who
immediately loses the benefit and loses the right to obtain further benefits for the entire duration of the
course of study, must return the sums received and reimburse the monetary value of the services used
accounted for according to the rates set out in art. 11 of the Regional Annual Programme for the right to
university study academic year 2025/2026.
The student will also be subject to the sanctions set out in art. 10 of Legislative Decree No. 68/2012 consisting of
in paying a sum of three times the amount received or the value of the services
unduly enjoyed, without prejudice in any case to the application of the sanction referred to in art. 38, paragraph 3, of the Legislative Decree.
Legislative Decree 31/5/2010 n. 78 converted with amendments by Law n. 122/2010 as well as the criminal provisions for
facts constituting a crime.
22.3 Investigations on the merits
ERDIS verifies the merit condition through computerized access to the database of the
Student Secretariat of the universities if made available and/or by requesting information from the secretariats
of University Institutions.
In order to ensure compliance with the terms set out in the tender for the provision of services, checks and
checks on the veracity of students' self-certifications can also be carried out,
after the benefits have been paid.
The competent Manager will, with his own determination, proceed to revoke or quantify again
the amount of the scholarship in the following cases:
• lack of the merit requirement necessary to be entitled to the benefit;
• is enrolled in a different course of study and/or at a different level than the one indicated in the application;
This provision applies in the event that the indication of the different course has led to
the awarding of a scholarship which the student, if he had made truthful declarations, would not have received
would otherwise have obtained (due to lack of merit, lack of funds, etc.). The
recalculation of the benefit in its value, if the ascertained merit requirement entails the right to
a benefit of an amount lower than the one obtained.
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The student will be required to reimburse the amount of the services unduly enjoyed, in accordance with the procedures set out below.
referred to in art. 21.
The information regarding the revocation of the scholarship will be forwarded to the competent academic authorities
for the appropriate measures regarding the payment of taxes.
ART. 23 INFORMATION PURSUANT TO ART. 13 OF EU REGULATION NO. 2016/679
The General Data Protection Regulation (EU Regulation 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council)
and of the Council of 27 April 2016) hereinafter also referred to as "GDPR" relating to the protection of individuals
physical persons with regard to the processing of personal data, provides for the protection of natural persons with regard to
processing of personal data as a fundamental right.
Pursuant to art. 13 of the GDPR, the personal data provided to ERDIS Marche – Regional body for the right to study
university will be processed for institutional purposes only.
Data Controller
The Data Controller is ERDIS Marche – Regional Agency for the Right to Study in the person of the delegate of the
legal representative, the General Director.
Address: Via Tiziano n.44 – 61025 Ancona (AN) - Italy – Telephone: 0722 35191
The contact information of the Owner is the certified mailbox: erdis@emarche.it
Data Protection Officer (DPO)
The Data Protection Officer is Attorney Emanuele Florindi
The contact details of the DPO are:
e-mail: dpo@erdis.it; Pec: erdis@emarche.it ; emanuele.florindi@avvocatiperugia.it
Interested in the processing
They are those who participate in the competition for the assignment of scholarships
Internal data controller (designated)
Dr. Emanuela Emiliozzi is the EQ Manager for the Right to Education function.
The contact details of the Manager are:
Telephone 07335620229; e-mail: emanuela.emiliozzi@erdis.it Pec: erdis@emarche.it
Authorized to process (delegates)
Natural persons within the organization/employees formally authorized and instructed by the Owner and/or the internal
Manager to process data by virtue of the duties and/or tasks assigned to them. The list of those authorized to
The processing is stored at the Data Controller's headquarters and at the Data Processor's.
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External data controllers
External third parties, appointed pursuant to art. 28 of the GDPR, used by Erdis to carry out the
activities and related processing of personal data of which it is the Data Controller.
Type of data processed
Personal data: any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person
(“interested party”), that is, one who can be identified directly or indirectly with an identifier such as
name, identification number, location data, an online identifier or one or more elements
characteristic of his physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity (art. 4 paragraph
1 n. 1 del GDPR)
Data categories for the evaluation of economic requirements: pursuant to art.14 of the GDPR, we inform you that for the
purpose indicated under letters a) and c), Erdis, in order to evaluate the possession of the necessary economic requirements, will have to
acquire the ISEU value, the composition of the family unit, as well as all the information provided in the DSU,
provided that they are relevant and not excessive for the same purpose, directly from the INPS database in
application of the Prime Ministerial Decree of 5 December 2013, n.159.
For the processing purposes indicated below, in specific situations categories of data may be collected and processed
of data (art. 9 GDPR) such as: racial and ethnic origin (for non-EU citizens, and for refugee status);
health status (in case of pregnancy or for disabled students); judicial data (for users and
detained students); sexual life and/or sexual orientation (for any corrections of sex attribution).
Purpose and legal basis
In compliance with the principles of lawfulness, correctness, transparency, adequacy, relevance and necessity referred to in art. 5,
paragraph 1 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ERDIS as Data Controller, will provide for the
processing of personal data, exclusively for purposes related to the performance of institutional tasks
of public interest.
In particular, the data provided are collected and processed for the following purposes:
a) preparation of the rankings for the assignment of scholarships and university accommodation referred to in
Prime Ministerial Decree of 9 April 2001 and Legislative Decree of 29 March 2012 n.68 and subsequent granting of the related benefits;
b) fulfillment of the monitoring, evaluation and control obligations provided for by Reg. (EU) no. 2021/1060 and
ss.mm.ii. (also with reference to what is expressly provided for by art. 49.5) and by Reg. (EU) n. 2021/1057 and
ss.mm.i., including the measurement of the indicators defined in Reg. (EU) n. 2021/1057 and in the PR Marche FSE+
2021/27;
c) provision of other contributions, benefits and services relating to the right to university education;
d) issuing of Erdis identification card;
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e) statistics and historical and scientific research, on aggregated or anonymous data, without the possibility of identifying the user.
f) compliance with legally binding requests to fulfill a legal obligation, regulations or
measures of the judicial authority, as well as to defend a right in court Erdis may, furthermore,
process data to fulfill a legal obligation and/or to defend one's rights in court.
Nature of data provision
The interested party is obliged to provide the requested personal data, any refusal or request for cancellation or
opposition or limitation to the processing entails exclusion from the competitions and the impossibility of using the services
required.
Data processing methods
In relation to the purposes indicated above, the processing may be carried out manually, with documents
paper and also with the aid of electronic or otherwise automated means. The data are collected and processed in
specific document archives/servers. Erdis will take all measures to promptly rectify inaccurate data
with respect to the purposes of the processing. Personal data are processed using appropriate technical security measures
and adequate organizational measures according to art. 32 of the EU Regulation in order to guarantee a level of security
appropriate to the risk by minimising the risks of destruction or loss, unauthorised access or
processing not in accordance with the purposes of collection. Personal data are not subject to a decision-making process
automated or profiling. The management and storage of personal data collected by Erdis takes place
on servers located within the territorial offices and/or on external servers of suppliers of some services necessary for the
technical and administrative management who may become aware of the personal data of the interested parties only
purposes of the requested service. The same data may flow into regional, national and
Community management and monitoring of interventions financed by the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+).
Recipients of personal data and possible transfers of data abroad
The data processed for the purposes indicated above will be communicated or will in any case be accessible to employees and
collaborators assigned to the competent Erdis offices, who in their capacity as data protection officers,
and/or system administrators, and/or data processors will be adequately trained by the owner for this purpose.
Erdis may also communicate the personal data of which it is the owner to other public administrations if these
must deal with the same for any proceedings within their institutional competence as well as to all those
public bodies to which, in the presence of the relevant prerequisites, communication is obligatorily required by
community provisions, laws or regulations, as well as insurance bodies for any practices
injuries.
The data may be communicated to the Marche Region, to the Universities, to the AFAM Institutions, to
other University Institutions, to the INPS, to the Revenue Agency, to the Ministry of Education and Merit, to the
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Ministry of University and Research, Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Defense, Association
National for the bodies for the Right to University Study (Andisu), as well as other public bodies
and/or private individuals for control, statistical or research purposes or necessary for the preparation of the membership card
Erdis recognition.
Personal data may also be communicated to public administrations and public or private companies
where activities necessary to support the provision of services may be carried out.
The data provided will be made available to the Certification Authority and the Audit Authority for
fulfillment of the obligations set forth in the European Regulations. They may also be made available to
Services of the European Commission, to the Central Administrations (e.g.: MEF-IGRUE, Anpal) and to the others
Supervisory authorities (e.g. Court of Auditors, Guardia di Finanza) for the performance of their institutional functions.
Erdis uses the support of external suppliers to provide some services necessary for technical management.
administrative, who could become aware of the personal data of the students, for the sole purposes of
performance requested.
The same data may flow into regional, national and community management information systems and
monitoring of interventions financed by the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+).
The data collected, for the pursuit of some of the institutional purposes mentioned above and upon express provision
by law, they may have to be transferred to a country located outside the European Union (so-called Country
third).
Personal data will not be disclosed.
Period of retention of personal data
The personal data relating to the registry will be stored indefinitely, taking into account the obligations of
storage required by current legislation. Other data collected for the use of the services and for the
communications will be retained for the periods established by current legislation or by Erdis regulations.
Rights of the interested party
The interested party has the right to request from ERDIS, as Data Controller, pursuant to articles.
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 of the GDPR:
• access to your personal data and all the information referred to in art.15 of the GDPR;
• the rectification of inaccurate personal data and the integration of incomplete data;
• the deletion of your data, except for those contained in documents that must be mandatorily
stored by ERDIS and unless there is a legitimate overriding reason to proceed with the processing;
• the limitation of processing where one of the hypotheses referred to in art.18 of the GDPR applies.
You also have the right to:
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• the portability of personal data concerning him;
• to oppose the processing of their personal data, without prejudice to the provisions regarding the necessity and
mandatory nature of the processing for the purposes of establishing the relationship;
• to revoke any consent given for non-obligatory data processing, without thereby
affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent given before its revocation;
• not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including
profiling, which produces legal effects concerning him or her or which significantly affects him or her in a similar way
on his person.
How to exercise your rights
The interested party may exercise all the above rights by sending an email to the Data Controller
Data Protection at the following email address: dpo@erdis.it or a PEC to: erdis@emarche.it
emanuele.florindi@avvocatiperugiapec.it
Claim
The interested party also has the right to lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Authority.
personal data pursuant to art. 77 of the GDPR and to request verification from the Authority itself.
Information and instructions for submitting and sending, as well as the complaint form, are published on the website of
Guarantor in the Complaints section at the following link: Complaints - Privacy Guarantor.
ART. 24 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROCEDURE
The officials in charge of the scholarship awarding procedure are appointed as those responsible for the
IEQ “Right to study” each according to the competent authorities.
ART. 25 REFERENCE RULE
For anything not expressly provided for in this document, reference is made to the Regional Plan for the right to study
for the three-year period 2023 – 2026 approved with resolution no. 60 of 3/10/2023 of the Marche Regional Council,
to the resolution of the Marche Regional Council n. 913 of 16/6/2025 approving the Regional Programme
for the right to university study for the academic year 2025/2026, to Regional Law no. 4 of 20/2/2017, to the Decree
Legislative Decree no. 68 of 29/03/2012, to the Prime Ministerial Decree of 09/04/2001 “Uniformity of treatment in the right to education
universities”, to Ministerial Decree no. 1320 of 12/17/2021 and to Mur circular no. 13676 of 5/11/2022.
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If regional or state provisions are subsequently approved which establish a different
discipline with respect to the provisions of this notice, the General Director is authorised to issue his own
provision that allows for complete adaptation of the tender to the aforementioned legislation.
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ATTACHMENT A
Differentiated merit requirement tables pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
PRESIDIO OF ANCONA
Index
Degree Courses
Tab. 1
ELECTRONICS AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING (Class L-8)
Tab. 2
CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (Class L-7)
Tab. 3
COMPUTER ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION (Class L-8)
Tab.4
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (Class L-8)
INFORMATION ENGINEERING FOR VIDEOGAMES AND VIRTUAL REALITY (Class L-8)
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - Biomolecular Curriculum (Class L-13)
Tab. 5
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND CIVIL PROTECTION (Class L-32)
SPEECH THERAPY (Class L-SNT2)
Tab.6
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Class L-9)
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PREVENTION TECHNIQUES IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND IN THE WORKPLACE (Class L-SNT4)
Tab. 7
BUILDING ENGINEERING (Class L-23)
Tab. 8
INDUSTRIAL AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS (Class L-P03)
Tab. 9
NURSING (Class L-SNT1)
ENGINEERING FOR INDUSTRIAL SUSTAINABILITY (Class L-9)
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - Marine Curriculum (Class L-13)
Tab. 10
BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES (Class L-SNT3)
Tab. 11
DENTAL HYGIENE (Class L-SNT3)
Master's Degree Courses
Tab. 12
FORESTRY, SOIL AND LANDSCAPE SCIENCES (Class LM-73)
Tab. 13
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (Classe LM-21)
BUILDING ENGINEERING (Class LM-24)
INGEGNERIA ELETTRONICA - curriculum Electronics for Digital Signal Processing, Smart and Secure
Communication Networks (Classe LM-29)
FOOD AND BEVERAGE INNOVATION AND MANAGEMENT (Classe LM-70)
AGRICULTURAL AND TERRITORIAL SCIENCES - Genomics, Biotechnology and Biodiversity curriculum (Class LM -69)
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DATA SCIENCE FOR ECONOMY AND BUSINESS (Class LM-56 and LM-91)
PUBLIC AND SOCIO-HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT (Class LM-77)
Tab. 14
CIVIL ENGINEERING (Class LM-23)
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT (Class LM-77)
Tab. 15
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (Classe LM-35)
Tab. 16
REHABILITATION SCIENCES OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS (Class LM-SNT2)
Single-Cycle Master's Degree Courses
Tab. 17
MEDICINE AND SURGERY (Class LM-41)
Tab. 18
MEDICINE AND SURGERY (Classe LM-41)
Tab. 19
DENTISTRY AND DENTAL PROSTHESIS (Class LM-46)
Tab. 19 To
BUILDING ENGINEERING - ARCHITECTURE (Class LM-4 cu)
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Table 1 – POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
ELECTRONICS AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING (Class L-8)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
law 104/92 or with a
104/92 or with a “disability of
“disability of not less than
not less than 66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Tab. 2 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (Class L-7)
Students differently
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
year of
course
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
Students differently
skilled recognized by the
skilled recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with “disability not
104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
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Tab. 3 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
COMPUTER ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION (Class L-8)
Students with disabilities
Enrolled students
Students enrolled in
a
FULL TIME
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Tab.4 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (Class L-8)
INFORMATION ENGINEERING FOR VIDEOGAMES AND VIRTUAL REALITY (Class L-8)
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - Biomolecular Curriculum (Class L-13)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
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Tab. 5 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND CIVIL PROTECTION (Class L-32)
SPEECH THERAPY (Class L-SNT2)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to the
commission pursuant to the
l. 104/92 or with “disability not
l. 104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Tab. 6 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
PREVENTION TECHNIQUES IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND IN THE WORKPLACE (Class L-SNT4)
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Class L-9)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
Students enrolled in
law 104/92 or with a
PART TIME
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than 66%”
year of
n. CFU
course
“disability of not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
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Tab. 7 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
BUILDING ENGINEERING (Class L-23)
Students differently
Students with disabilities
skilled recognized by the
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
of the law 104/92 or with
“disability not less than 66%”
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Tab. 8 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
INDUSTRIAL AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS (Class L-P03)
Students differently
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
year of
course
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
Students differently
skilled recognized by the
skilled recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with “disability not
104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
76
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Tab. 9 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
NURSING (Class L-SNT1)
ENGINEERING FOR INDUSTRIAL SUSTAINABILITY (Class L-9)
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - Marine Curriculum (Class L-13)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Table 10 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES (Class L-SNT3)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
77
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Tab. 11 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
DENTAL HYGIENE (Class L-SNT3)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
20 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
74 3rd year
37 3rd year
44 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Tab. 12 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
FORESTRY, SOIL AND LANDSCAPE SCIENCES (Class LM-73)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
78
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Tab. 13 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (Classe LM-21)
BUILDING ENGINEERING (Class LM-24)
INGEGNERIA ELETTRONICA curriculum Electronics for Digital Signal Processing, Smart and Secure
Communication Networks (Classe LM-29)
DATA SCIENCE FOR ECONOMY AND BUSINESS (Class LM-56 and LM-91)
FOOD AND BEVERAGE INNOVATION AND MANAGEMENT (Classe LM-70)
PUBLIC AND SOCIO-HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT (Class LM-77)
AGRICULTURAL AND TERRITORIAL SCIENCES curriculum Genomics, Biotechnology and Biodiversity (Class LM -69)
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
104/92 or with a “disability of not
less than 66%”
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
year of course
n. CFU
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
Students with disabilities
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
28 2nd year
14 2nd year
16 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
79
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Tab. 14 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT (Class LM-77)
CIVIL ENGINEERING (Class LM-23)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
2nd year
Further
semester
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
n. CFU
course
27 2nd year
13 2nd year
16 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
Tab. 15 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (Classe LM-35)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
Enrolled students
a
commission pursuant to the law.
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
FULL TIME
104/92 or with “disability not less
than 66%”
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
recognized by the
recognized by the
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
80
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Tab. 16 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
REHABILITATION SCIENCES OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS (Class LM-SNT2)
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
Students with disabilities
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
29 2nd year
14 2nd year
17 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
81
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Tab. 17 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
MEDICINE AND SURGERY (Class LM-41)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
20 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
60 3rd year
30 3rd year
36 3rd year
18
4th year
111 4th year
55 4th year
66 4th year
33
5th year
165 5th year
82 5th year
99 5th year
49
6th year
221 6th year
110 6th year
132 6th year
66
300 7th year
148 7th year
180 7th year
90
213 8th year
106
Further
semester
Further
8th year
175
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
283
12th year
170
13th year
310
13th year
186
14th year
202
15th year
218
semester
82
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Tab. 18 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
MEDICINE AND SURGERY (Classe LM-41)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
73 3rd year
36 3rd year
43 3rd year
21
4th year
114 4th year
57 4th year
68 4th year
34
5th year
173 5th year
86 5th year
103 5th year
51
6th year
240 6th year
120 6th year
144 6th year
72
300 7th year
148 7th year
180 7th year
90
213 8th year
106
Further
semester
Further
8th year
175
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
283
12th year
170
13th year
310
13th year
186
14th year
202
15th year
218
semester
83
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Tab. 19 - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
DENTISTRY AND DENTAL PROSTHESIS (Class LM-46)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
3rd year
75 3rd year
37 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
4th year
120 4th year
60 4th year
72 4th year
36
5th year
176 5th year
88 5th year
105 5th year
52
6th year
232 6th year
116 6th year
139 6th year
69
300 7th year
148 7th year
180 7th year
90
213 8th year
106
Further
semester
Further
8th year
175
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
283
12th year
170
13th year
310
13th year
186
14th year
202
15th year
218
semester
84
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Tab. 19 Bis - POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MARCHE
BUILDING ENGINEERING - ARCHITECTURE (Class LM-4 cu)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
4th year
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
5th year
190 5th year
94 5th year
114 5th year
57
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
85
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ANNEX B
Differentiated merit requirement tables pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021
UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
CAMERINO PRESIDIO
Index
Degree Courses
Tab. 20
NUTRITIONAL BIOLOGY (Class L-13)
Tab. 21
CHEMISTRY (Class L-27)
Tab. 22
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION ON DRUG AND SCIENCE OF FITNESS AND HEALTH PRODUCTS
- Curriculum Scientific Information on Drugs (Class L-29)
Tab.23
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION ON DRUG AND SCIENCE OF FITNESS AND HEALTH PRODUCTS
- Curriculum Science and Technology of Fitness and Health Products (Class L-29)
Tab. 24
MATERIALS SCIENCE (Class L-ScMat)
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE (Class L-43)
Tab. 25
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES (Class L-34)
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Tab. 26
ANIMAL WELFARE AND PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN (Class L-38)
Tab. 27
TECHNOLOGIES AND DIAGNOSTICS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE (Class L-43)
Master's Degree Courses
Tab. 28
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES – Curriculum Molecular Diagnostics and Biotechnology (Classe LM-6)
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES – Curriculum Conservation Biology and Environmental Management (Class LM-6)
Tab. 29
ARCHITECTURE (Class LM-4)
DESIGN FOR DIGITAL INNOVATION (Class LM-12)
GEOENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND RISKS (Classe LM-74)
Single-Cycle Master's Degree Courses
Tab. 30
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY – NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Tab. 31
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY - QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Tab. 32
JURISPRUDENCE (Class LMG/01)
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Tab. 33
VETERINARY MEDICINE (Class LM-42)
Tab. 34
PHARMACY – NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Tab. 35
PHARMACY - QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
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Table 20 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
NUTRITIONAL BIOLOGY (Class L-13)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
year of
n. CFU
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
course
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Table 21 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
CHEMISTRY (Class L-27)
Students differently
Enrolled students
a
skilled recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
FULL TIME
104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
year of
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
66%”
FULL TIME
course
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
74 3rd year
37 3rd year
44 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
89
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Table 22 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION ON DRUG AND FITNESS AND HEALTH PRODUCT SCIENCES – Curriculum Scientific Information
on Drug (Class L-29)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
PART TIME
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
year of
n. CFU
course
2nd year
20 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
68 3rd year
34 3rd year
40 3rd year
20
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
73
Table 23 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION ON DRUG AND FITNESS SCIENCES AND HEALTH PRODUCTS – Curriculum Fitness and Health
Products Sciences and Technologies (Class L-29)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
20 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
71 3rd year
35 3rd year
42 3rd year
21
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
90
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Table 24 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
MATERIALS SCIENCE (Class L- Sc Mat)
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE (Class L-43)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
of law 104/92 or with
PART TIME
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
of law 104/92 or with
“disability not less than 66%”
year of
n. CFU
PART TIME
n. CFU
course
“disability not less than 66%”
year of
n. CFU
course
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Table 25 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES (Class L-34)
Students with disabilities
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
91
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Table 26 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
ANIMAL WELFARE AND PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN (Class L-38)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
n. CFU
course
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Table 27 - UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
TECHNOLOGIES AND DIAGNOSTICS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE (Class L-43)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
79 3rd year
39 3rd year
47 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
92
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Table 28 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES – Curriculum Molecular Diagnostic and Biotechnology (Classe LM-6)
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES – Curriculum Conservation Biology and Environmental Management (Class LM-6)
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
year of
n. CFU
course
2nd year
Further
semester
year of
n. CFU
course
course
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
of law 104/92 or with
“disability not less
than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
Table 29 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
ARCHITECTURE (Class LM-4)
DESIGN FOR DIGITAL INNOVATION (Class LM-12)
GEOENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND RISKS (Classe LM-74)
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
commission pursuant to law
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not
less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
29 2nd year
14 2nd year
17 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
93
Further
semester
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Table 30 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY - NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Students differently
Students differently
able-bodied persons
able-bodied persons
recognized by the
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a “disability
law 104/92 or with a “disability
of not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
of not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
70 3rd year
35 3rd year
42 3rd year
21
4th year
121 4th year
60 4th year
72 4th year
36
5th year
175 5th year
87 5th year
105 5th year
52
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
94
semester
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Table 31 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY - QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Students with disabilities
Students differently
recognized by the
skilled recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
l. 104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to the
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
70 3rd year
35 3rd year
42 3rd year
21
4th year
122 4th year
61 4th year
73 4th year
36
5th year
182 5th year
91 5th year
109 5th year
54
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
95
semester
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Table 32 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
JURISPRUDENCE (Class LMG/01)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
4th year
132 4th year
66 4th year
79 4th year
39
5th year
190 5th year
94 5th year
114 5th year
57
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
96
semester
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Table 33 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
VETERINARY MEDICINE (Class LM-42)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
4th year
129 4th year
64 4th year
77 4th year
38
5th year
185 5th year
92 5th year
111 5th year
55
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
97
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Table 34 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
PHARMACY - NON-ENABLING (Class LM-13)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
2nd year
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
23 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
75 3rd year
37 3rd year 60
45 3rd year 71
22
4th year
120 4th year
4th year
4th year
35
5th year
190 5th year
94 5th year
114 5th year
57
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
7th year
148
Further
semester
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
98
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Table 35 – UNIVERSITY OF CAMERINO
PHARMACY - QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
74 3rd year
37 3rd year
44 3rd year
22
4th year
120 4th year
60 4th year
72 4th year
36
5th year
184 5th year
92 5th year
110 5th year
55
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
99
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ANNEX C
Differentiated merit requirement tables pursuant to Ministerial Decree 1320/2021
UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
PRESIDIO OF URBINO
Index
Degree Courses
Tab. 36
BIOTECHNOLOGY (Class L-2)
Tab. 37
MODERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES (Class L-11)
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND TERRITORIAL PLANNING (Class L-21)
Tab. 38
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (Class L-13)
POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND GOVERNMENT SCIENCES (Class L 36)
SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK (Class L 40&L39)
Tab. 39
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT (Class L-18/L-33)
Tab. 40
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND TERRITORIAL PLANNING (Class L-34)
Tab. 41
MOTOR, SPORT AND HEALTH SCIENCES (Class L-22)
100
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Master's Degree Courses
Tab. 42
NUTRITIONAL BIOLOGY (Class LM-6)
Tab. 43
MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPY (Class LM-9)
POLITICS SOCIETY ECONOMICS INTERNATIONAL (Class LM-62)
SPORTS SCIENCE (Class LM-68)
Tab. 44
MODERN LANGUAGES AND INTERCULTURALITY (Class LM-37)
MOTOR SCIENCES FOR PREVENTION AND HEALTH (Class LM-67)
MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES POLICIES AND MULTICULTURALITY (Class LM-87)
Tab. 45
MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION FOR COMPANIES (Class LM-77)
Single-cycle Master's Degree Courses
Tab. 46
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY – NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Tab. 47
PHARMACY – NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Tab. 48
PHARMACY – QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Tab. 49
JURISPRUDENCE (Class LMG/01)
Tab. 50
CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE (Class LMR/02) 101
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Table 36 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
BIOTECHNOLOGY (Class L-2)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Table 37 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
MODERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES (Class L-11)
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND TERRITORIAL PLANNING (Class L-21)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students differently
Students differently
skilled recognized by the
skilled recognized by the
commission pursuant to the
commission pursuant to the
l. 104/92 or with “disability not
l. 104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
102
73
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Table 38 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (Class L-13)
POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND GOVERNMENT SCIENCES (Class L 36)
SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK (L40&L39)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
year of
n. CFU
course
n. CFU
2nd year
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Table 39 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT (Class L-18/L-33)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Enrolled students
FULL TIME
Enrolled students
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
21 2nd year
10 2nd year
12 2nd year
6
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
103
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Table 40 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND TERRITORIAL PLANNING (Class L-34)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
Tab. 41 - UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
MOTOR, SPORT AND HEALTH SCIENCES (L-22)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
22 2nd year
11 2nd year
13 2nd year
6
3rd year
78 3rd year
39 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
114 5th year
57
Further
semester
Further
5th year
94
6th year
121
6th year
73
7th year
148
7th year
90
8th year
106
9th year
122
semester
104
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Table 42 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
NUTRITIONAL BIOLOGY (Class LM-6)
Students enrolled in
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students differently
Students differently
able-bodied persons
able-bodied persons
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant
PART TIME
to law 104/92 or with a
commission pursuant
to law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than 66%” “disability of not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
2nd year
Further
semester
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
26 2nd year
13 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
Table 43 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPY (Class LM-9)
POLITICS SOCIETY ECONOMICS INTERNATIONAL (Class LM-62)
SPORTS SCIENCE (Class LM-68)
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
recognized by the
commission pursuant to
commission pursuant to
law 104/92 or with a
law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than
“disability of not less than
66%”
66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
28 2nd year
14 2nd year
16 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
105
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Table 44 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
MODERN LANGUAGES AND INTERCULTURALITY (Class LM-37)
MOTOR SCIENCES FOR PREVENTION AND HEALTH (Class LM-67)
MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES POLICIES AND MULTICULTURALITY (Class LM-87)
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
Further
semester
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
Students with disabilities
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
29 2nd year
14 2nd year
17 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
Table 45 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION FOR COMPANIES (Class LM-77)
Students differently
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
skilled recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with “disability not
104/92 or with “disability not
less than 66%”
less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
2nd year
Further
semester
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
Students differently
skilled recognized by the
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
27 2nd year
13 2nd year
16 2nd year
8
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
81 4th year
40
4th year
67
5th year
94
Further
semester
106
5th year
57
6th year
73
7th year
90
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Table 46 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY – NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Students with disabilities Students with disabilities recognized
by the commission pursuant to the commission pursuant to
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
law 104/92 or with “disability not less than 66%” not less than 66%”
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
4th year
127 4th year
63 4th year
76 4th year
38
5th year
185 5th year
92 5th year
111 5th year
55
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
107
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Table 47 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
PHARMACY – NON-QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
24 2nd year
12 2nd year
14 2nd year
7
3rd year
77 3rd year
38 3rd year
46 3rd year
23
4th year
130 4th year
65 4th year
78 4th year
39
5th year
187 5th year
93 5th year
112 5th year
56
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
108
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Table 48 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
PHARMACY - QUALIFYING (Class LM-13)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
3rd year
80 3rd year
40 3rd year
48 3rd year
24
4th year
135 4th year
67 4th year
81 4th year
40
5th year
187 5th year
93 5th year
112 5th year
56
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
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Table 49 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
JURISPRUDENCE (Class LMG/01)
Students with disabilities
Students with disabilities
recognized by the
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the
commission pursuant to law
commission pursuant to law
104/92 or with a “disability of
104/92 or with a “disability of
not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
year of
n. CFU
course
not less than 66%”
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25 2nd year
12 2nd year
15 2nd year
7
3rd year
76 3rd year
38 3rd year
45 3rd year
22
4th year
130 4th year
65 4th year
78 4th year
39
5th year
190 5th year
94 5th year
114 5th year
57
245 6th year
121 6th year
147 6th year
73
180 7th year
90
Further
semester
Further
7th year
148
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
semester
110
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Table 50 – UNIVERSITY OF URBINO
CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE (Class LMR/02)
Students with disabilities
Students enrolled in
FULL TIME
Students enrolled in
PART TIME
recognized by the commission
pursuant to law 104/92 or with a
pursuant to law 104/92 or with a
“disability of not less than 66%”
“disability of not less than 66%”
FULL TIME
year of
course
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
Students with disabilities
recognized by the commission
year of
course
PART TIME
n. CFU
year of
course
n. CFU
2nd year
25
2nd year
12
2nd year
15
2nd year
7
3rd year
80
3rd year
40
3rd year
48
3rd year
24
4th year
77
4th year
38
4th year
129
4th year
64
5th year
186
5th year
93
5th year
111
5th year
55
245
6th year
121
6th year
147
6th year
73
7th year
148
180
7th year
90
8th year
175
8th year
106
9th year
202
9th year
122
10th year
229
10th year
138
11th year
256
11th year
154
12th year
170
13th year
186
Further
semester
Further
semester
111
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ANNEX D Definition
of the list of particularly poor countries for the academic year 2025/2026 (Mur Decree n. 166/2025)
Afghanistan
Angola
Bangladesh
Benin
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Central AfricanRepublic
Chad
Comoros
Democratic People'sRepublic ofCorea
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Djibouti
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Gambia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Haiti
Kiribati
Lao People's DemocraticRepublic
Lesotho
Liberia
Madagascar
Malawi
Mali
Mauritania
Mozambique
Myanmar
Nepal
Niger
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Sudan
Sudan
Syrian Arab Republic
Tanzania
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tuvalu
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Uganda
Yemen
Zambia
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ATTACHMENT E
Commuter municipalities referring to the locations of the various university institutions in the Marche region
University location Municipality of residence
ANCONA
ASCOLI PICENO
Monte San Vito, Montefano, Montemarciano, Morro d'Alba, Numana, Offagna,
Osimo, Ostra, Pesaro, Polverigi, Porto Recanati, Porto San Giorgio, Porto
Sant'Elpidio, Potenza Picena, Recanati, San Marcello, Santa Maria Nuova,
Senigallia, Serra San Quirico, Sirolo.
Acquasanta Terme, Castel di Lama, Tronto Hills, Folignano, Maltignano,
Monsampolo del Tronto, Monteprandone, Nereto, Palmiano, Roccafluvione, San
Benedict of Tronto, Saint Egidio at Vibrata, Saint Homer, Spinetoli, Venarotta
Pioraco, San Severino Marche, Sefro, Serravalle di Chienti, Tolentino, Valfornace.
DRESSING ROOM
FABRIANO
Cerreto d'Esi, Esanatoglia, Moat of Vico, Genga, Jesi, Matelica, Sassoferrato, Serra
San Quirico, Sigillo.
Montefelcino, Monte Porzio, Pesaro, San Costanzo, Sant'Ippolito, Senigallia,
Riccione, Rimini, Tavullia, Terre Roveresche, Vallefoglia.
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Altidona, Belmonte Piceno, Campofilone, Carassai, Civitanova Marche,
Cupramarittima, Falerone, Francavilla d'Ete, Grottammare, Grottazzolina,
Lapedona, Loreto, Magliano di Tenna, Massignano, Monsampietro Morico, Monte
San Giusto, Monte San Pietrangeli, Monte Urano, Monte Vidon Combatte, Monte
Vidon Corrado, Montefiore dell'Aso, Montegiberto, Montegiorgio, Montegranaro,
Monte San Martino, Monterubbiano, Monte San Martino,
Montottone, Moresco, Ortezzano, Pedaso, Petritoli, Ponzano of Fermo, Port
Recanati, Porto San Giorgio, Porto Sant'Elpidio, Rapagnano, San Benedetto del
Tronto, Sant'Elpidio a Mare, Servigliano, San Patrizio Tower
Monte San Vito, Montecarotto, Montemarciano, Monteroberto, Morro d'Alba, Offagna, Osimo, Ostra,
Ostra Vetere, Poggio San Marcello, Polverigi, Rosora, San Marcello, San Paolo di Jesi, Santa Maria
Nuova, Senigallia, Serra De' Conti, Serra San Quirico, Staffolo.
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MACERATED
Montecassiano, Montecosaro, Montefano, Montegranaro, Montelupone, Morrovalle,
Petriolo, Pollenza, Potenza Picena, Recanati, Ripe San Ginesio, San Severino
Marche, Tolentino, Treia, Urbisaglia.
MATELICA
Camerino, Castelraimondo, Cerreto D'Esi, Esanatoglia, Fabriano, Gagliole, Genga,
Pioraco, San Severino Marche, Sefro.
MONTECASSIANO
Appignano, Castelfidardo, Corridonia, Filottrano, Loreto, Macerata, Montefano,
Montelupone, Osimo, Pollenza, Recanati, Treia, Urbisaglia.
PESARO
Ancona, Cattolica, Colli al Metauro, Falconara Marittima, Fano, Fossombrone,
Gabicce Mare, Gradara, Misano Adriatico, Mombaroccio, Montecalvo in Foglia,
Montelabbate, Morciano di Romagna, Petriano, Riccione, Rimini, Saludecio, San
Costanzo, San Giovanni in Marignano, Senigallia, Tavullia, Vallefoglia.
SAINT BENEDICT
Montefiore dell'Aso, Monteprandone, Monterubbiano, Moresco, Nereto, Offida,
Ortezzano, Pedaso, Petritoli, Porto San Giorgio, Porto Sant'Elpidio, Ripatransone,
Spinetoli, Tortoreto.
OF THE TRONTO
URBINO
Acqualagna, Cagli, Cartoceto, Fermignano, Fossombrone, Mercatello sul Metauro,
Montecalvo in Foglia, Montelabbate, Peglio, Petriano, Sant'Angelo In Vado, Urbania,
Vallefoglia.
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ANNEX F
Scholarship amount tables
Index
Full-time enrollment scholarship amount
Tab. 51
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR OUT-OF-SITE, COMMUTING, ON-SITE AND IN-SITE STUDENTS
DISTANCE LEARNING (FULL-TIME STUDENTS)
Tab. 52
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN STEM SUBJECT COURSES
(ENROLLMENT FULL-TIME)
Tab. 53
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN STEM COURSES
AND ENROLLED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MORE THAN ONE COURSE AS PER ART. 12.6 (FULL-TIME ENROLLED)
Tab. 54
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR ENROLLED STUDENTS
SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MULTIPLE COURSES (FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT)
Tab. 55
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS WITH AN ISEE LESS THAN OR EQUAL
TO HALF OF THE MAXIMUM REFERENCE LIMIT AND ENROLLED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MORE THAN ONE COURSE
OF STUDY AS PER ART. 12.6 (FULL-TIME ENROLLED)
Amount of scholarships for part-time enrollment
Tab. 56
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR OUT-OF-RESIDENT STUDENTS,
COMMUTERS, ON SITE AND DISTANCE LEARNING (PART-TIME REGISTRANTS)
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Tab. 57
TABLE OF SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN STEM
SUBJECT COURSES (ENROLLMENT PART-TIME)
Tab. 58
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN STEM COURSES
AND ENROLLED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MORE THAN ONE COURSE AS PER ART. 12.6 (PART-TIME ENROLLED)
Tab. 59
TABLE OF SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR ENROLLED STUDENTS
SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MULTIPLE COURSES (ENROLLMENT PART-TIME)
Tab. 60
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS WITH AN ISEE LESS THAN OR EQUAL
TO HALF OF THE MAXIMUM REFERENCE LIMIT AND ENROLLED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MORE THAN ONE COURSE
OF STUDY AS PER ART. 12.6 (PART-TIME ENROLLED)
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Tab. 51 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR OUT-OF-SITE, COMMUTER, ON-SITE STUDENTS
AND IN DISTANCE LEARNING FULL-TIME ENROLLED
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
OUTSIDE-SITE Student - Semester
Housing grant canteen cash increase 15%
Cash canteen accommodation bag
8,132.92 2,782.00 1,983.00 3,367.92 reduction 0% 7,072.10 2,782.00
increase 15% 4,066.46 1,391.00 991.50 1,683.96
0
3.536,05 1.391,00 991,50 1.153,55
2,782.00 1,983.00 827.00 5,592.00 2,782.00
12,5
3.094,05 1.391,00 991,50 711,55
25
1,983.00 827.00 5,592.00 2,782.00 1,983.00
25
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50 413,50
37,5
827.00
37,5
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50 413,50
50
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50 413,50
1,983.00 2,307.10 6,188.09 2,782.00 1,983.00 1,423.09 5,592.00
12,5
50
Commuter Student - Annual
Commuter Student - Semester
Cash canteen bag
Cash canteen bag
increase 15% 4,752.78 991.50 3,761.28 4,132.85 991.50
increase 15% 2,376.39 495.75 1,880.64
0
3,141.35 3,616.24 991.50 2,624.74
0
2.066,43 495,75 1.570,68
12,5
3,099.64 991.50 2,108.14 2,583.03
12,5
1.808,12 495,75 1.312,37
25
991.50 1,591.53 2,066.43 991.50
25
1.549,82 495,75 1.054,07
37,5
1,074.93
37,5
1.291,52 495,75 795,77
50
1.033,22 495,75 537,47
50
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Annual
Half-yearly
Bag/Cash
increase 15%
Bag/Cash
increase 15%
3.277,80
1.638,90
2.850,26
0
1.425,13
2.493,98
12,5
1.246,99
25
2.137,70
25
1.068,85
37,5
1.781,41
37,5
890,71
50
1.425,13
50
712,57
0
12,5
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Tab. 52 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN STEM COURSES (FULL-TIME ENROLLED):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
% reduction in accommodation grant
mensa
OUTSIDE-SITE Student - Semester
cash % reduction Accommodation bag canteen cash
0
8.486,52 2.782,00 1.983,00 7.425,71
0
3.721,52 4.243,26 1.391,00
991,50 1.860,76
12,5
2.782,00 1.983,00 6.364,89 2.782,00
12,5 991,50 1.330,36
2.660,71 3.712,86 1.391,00
25
1.983,00
25
1.599,89 3.182,45 1.391,00
991,50 799,95
37,5
5.592,00 2.782,00 1.983,00
827,00
37,5
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50
413,50
50
5.592,00 2.782,00 1.983,00
827,00
50
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50
413,50
Commuter Student - Annual
mensa
% Stock Exchange Reduction
Commuter Student - Semester
cash
% discount on canteen bag cash
0
4.959,42
991,50 3.967,92
0
2.479,71 495,75 1.983,96
12,5
4.339,49
991,50 3.347,99
12,5
2.169,75 495,75 1.674,00
1.859,79 495,75 1.364,04
25
3.719,57
991,50 2.728,07
25
37,5
3.099,64
991,50 2.108,14
37,5
1.549,82 495,75 1.054,07
50
2.479,71
991,50 1.488,21
50
1.239,86 495,75 744,11
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Student ON SITE/DISTANCE LEARNING
Annual
% reduction
0
12,5
- Half-yearly
Bag/Cash
% reduction
Bag/Cash
3.420,31
0
1.710,16
2.992,77
12,5
1.496,39
25
2.565,23
25
1.282,62
37,5
2.137,69
37,5
1.068,85
1.710,16
50
855,08
50
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Tab. 53 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN STEM COURSES AND ENROLLED AT THE SAME TIME
FOR MULTIPLE COURSES OF STUDY AS PER ART. 12.6 (ENROLLMENT FULL-TIME):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
% reduction
0
mensa
Bag
accommodation 10,183.82 2,782.00 1,983.00
12,5
8.910,84 2.782,00 1.983,00
OUTSIDE-SITE Student - Semester
cash % reduction Accommodation canteen bag cash
5.418,82
0
5.091,91 1.391,00 991,50 2.709,41
4.145,84
12,5
4.455,42 1.391,00 991,50 2.072,92
3.818,94 1.391,00 991,50 1.436,44
25
7.637,87 2.782,00 1.983,00
2.872,87
25
37,5
6.364,89 2.782,00 1.983,00 5.592,00
1.599,89
37,5
3.182,45 1.391,00 991,50 2.796,00
799,95
50
2.782,00 1.983,00
827,00
50
1.391,00 991,50
413,50
Commuter Student - Annual
% reduction
Commuter Student - Semester
mensa
Bag
cash
% discount on canteen bag cash
0
2.975,65 495,75 2.479,90
4.215,89 991,50
12,5
2.603,70 495,75 2.107,95
2.231,74 495,75 1.735,99
0
5.951,30
991,50 4.959,80 991,50
12,5
5.207,39
25
4.463,48
3.471,98 991,50
25
37,5
3.719,56
2.728,06 991,50
37,5
1.859,78 495,75 1.364,03
50
2.975,65
1.984,15
50
1.487,83 495,75 992,08
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Student ON SITE/DISTANCE LEARNING
Annual
% reduction
- Half-yearly
Bag/Cash
% reduction
Bag/Cash
0
4.104,37
0
2.052,19
12,5
3.591,32
12,5
1.795,66
25
3.078,28
25
1.539,14
37,5
2.565,23
37,5
1.282,62
50
2.052,19
50
1.026,10
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Tab. 54 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN MULTIPLE COURSES AT THE SAME TIME (FULL-TIME ENROLLED):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
OUTSIDE-SITE Student - Semester
% discount on canteen accommodation bag cash % discount on canteen accommodation bag cash
0
8.486,52 2.782,00 1.983,00 3.721,52
0
4.243,26 1.391,00 991,50 1.860,76
12,5
7.425,71 2.782,00 1.983,00 2.660,71
12,5
3.712,86 1.391,00 991,50 1.330,36
25
6.364,89 2.782,00 1.983,00 1.599,89
25
3.182,45 1.391,00 991,50
799,95
37,5
5.592,00 2.782,00 1.983,00
827,00
37,5
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50
413,50
50
5.592,00 2.782,00 1.983,00
827,00
50
2.796,00 1.391,00 991,50
413,50
Commuter Student - Annual
Commuter Student - Semester
% discount on canteen bag cash
0
% discount on canteen bag cash
0
2.479,71 495,75 1.983,96
991,50 3.347,99 991,50
12,5
2.169,75 495,75 1.674,00
2.728,07 991,50
25
1.859,79 495,75 1.364,04
3.099,64
2.108,14 991,50
37,5
1.549,82 495,75 1.054,07
2.479,71
1.488,21
50
1.239,86 495,75 744,11
4.959,42
991,50 3.967,92
12,5
4.339,49
25
3.719,57
37,5
50
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Student ON SITE/DISTANCE LEARNING
- Half-yearly
Annual
% reduction
0
12,5
Bag/Cash
% reduction
Bag/Cash
3.420,31
0
1.710,16
2.992,77
12,5
1.496,39
25
2.565,23
25
1.282,62
37,5
2.137,69
37,5
1.068,85
1.710,16
50
855,08
50
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Tab. 55 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS
WITH AN ISEE LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO HALF OF THE MAXIMUM REFERENCE LIMIT AND
ENROLLED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MORE THAN ONE COURSE OF STUDY AS PER ART. 12.6
(FULL-TIME MEMBERS):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
OUTSIDE-SITE Student - Semester
15% + 20%
15% + 20%
Increase in cash canteen accommodation grant 9,759.50 2,782.00
Increase in accommodation canteen grant cash
1,983.00 4,994.50
4.879,75 1.391,00 991,50 2.497,25
Commuter Student - Annual
Commuter Student - Semester
15 % + 20%
15% + 20%
Increase in cash canteen bag
Increase in cash canteen bag
5.703,33
991,50 4.711,83
2.851,67 495,75 2.355,92
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING -
Annual
Half-yearly
15 % + 20%
Increment
15% + 20%
Increment
Bag/Cash
Bag/Cash
1.966,68
3.933,36
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Tab. 56 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS
OUT OF SITE, COMMUTERS, ON SITE AND DISTANCE LEARNING (PART-TIME STUDENTS):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
Bag
mensa
cash
increase 15%
accommodation
1.983,00
413,50
0% reduction
5,178.50 2,782.00
1.983,00
413,50
12.5% reduction
5,178.50 2,782.00
1.983,00
413,50
25% reduction
5,178.50 2,782.00
1.983,00
413,50
37.5% reduction
5,178.50 2,782.00
1.983,00
413,50
50% reduction
5,178.50 2,782.00 5,178.50 2,782.00
1.983,00
413,50
Commuter Student - Annual
Bag
mensa
cash
increase 15%
2.376,39
991,50 1.384,89
0% discount
2.066,43
991,50 1.074,93
12.5% reduction
1.808,13
991,50 816,63
25% reduction
1.549,82
991,50 558,32
reduction 37.5%
1.405,00
991,50 413,50
50% discount
1.405,00
991,50 413,50
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING - Annual
Bag/Cash
increase 15%
1.638,90
0% discount
1.425,13
12.5% reduction
1.246,99
25% reduction
1.068,85
37.5% reduction
890,71
50% reduction
712,57
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Tab. 57 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN STEM COURSES (ENROLLMENT PART-TIME):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
Canteen accommodation bag cash reduction
0% 5.178,50 2.782,00 1.983,00 413,50
12.5% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 25% reduction
413,50
5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 37.5% reduction 5,178.50
413,50
2,782.00 1,983.00 50% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00
413,50
1,983.00
413,50
Commuter Student - Annual
Bag
0% reduction 2,479.71 12.5%
mensa
cash
991,50 1.488,21
reduction 2,169.75 25%
991,50 1.178,25
reduction 1,859.79 37.5%
991,50 868,29
reduction 1,549.82 50%
991,50 558,32
reduction 1,405.00
991,50 413,50
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING Annual
% reduction
Bag/Cash
0% discount
1.710,16
12.5% reduction
1.496,39
25% reduction
1.282,62
37.5% reduction
1.068,85
50% reduction
855,08
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Tab. 58 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR FEMALE STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN STEM COURSES AND ENROLLED AT THE SAME TIME
FOR MORE THAN ONE COURSE OF STUDY AS PER ART. 12.6 (ENROLLMENT PART-TIME):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
Cash canteen accommodation bag
0% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 413.50
reduction 12.5% 5.178,50 2.782,00 1.983,00 413,50
25% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 413.50
reduction 37.5% 5.178,50 2.782,00 1.983,00 413,50
50% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 413.50
Commuter Student - Annual
Cash canteen bag
0% reduction 2,975.65
991,50 1.984,15
12.5% reduction 2,603.69
991,50 1.612,19
25% reduction 2,231.74
991,50 1.240,24
37.5% reduction 1,859.78
991,50 868,28
50% reduction 1,487.83
991,50 496,33
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING Annual
Bag/Cash
0% discount
2.052,19
12.5% reduction
1.795,67
25% reduction
1.539,14
37.5% reduction
1.282,62
50% reduction
1.026,10
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Tab. 59 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN MULTIPLE COURSES AT THE SAME TIME (PART-TIME ENROLLED):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
Canteen accommodation bag cash reduction
0% 5.178,50 2.782,00 1.983,00 413,50
reduction 12.5% 5.178,50 2.782,00 1.983,00 413,50
25% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 413.50
reduction 37.5% 5.178,50 2.782,00 1.983,00 413,50
50% reduction 5,178.50 2,782.00 1,983.00 413.50
Commuter Student - Annual
cash canteen
Bag
0% reduction 2,479.71 12.5%
991,50 1.488,21
reduction 2,169.75 25%
991,50 1.178,25
reduction 1,859.79 37.5%
991,50 868,29
reduction 1,549.82 50%
991,50 558,32
reduction 1,239.86
991,50 413,50
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING Annual
% reduction
Bag/Cash
0% discount
1.710,16
12.5% reduction
1.496,39
25% reduction
1.282,62
37.5% reduction
1.068,85
50% reduction
855,08
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Tab. 60 - SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 FOR STUDENTS
WITH AN ISEE LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO HALF OF THE MAXIMUM REFERENCE LIMIT AND
ENROLLED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN MORE THAN ONE COURSE OF STUDY AS PER ART. 12.6
(PART-TIME REGISTRANTS):
OUT OF RESIDENT STUDENT - Annual
15% + 20% Stock Market Increase
accommodation
5.178,50 2.782,00
mensa
1.983,00
Commuter Student - Annual
15% + 20% Stock Market Increase
2.851,67
mensa
991,50
cash
1.860,17
Student ON SITE/TELEATH LEARNING - Annual
15% + 20% Increase
Bag/Cash
1.966,68
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cash
413,50