Unibo students

Enrolled students

Information and opportunities

A quick and practical guide to finding your way through your studies

5 things to know

  • Your programme’s website is your point of reference

    You will find all the latest information on what you may need.

  • Always use your institutional email address

    This way the offices can refer to your file and be quicker in giving you assistance.

  • Ask if you need anything!

    Each programme has a tutor, a student like you, or other people who can give you valuable advice during your university experience. You will find the references on the contact page of your programme’s website.

  • Renew your enrollment every year

    To be able to take exams, remember to pay the fees every year from the end of July within the deadlines.

  • Renew your residence permit

    If you are a citizen of a non-EU country, check every year when you need to renew your residence permit.

How to enrich your curriculum

Broaden your horizons, make your university experience even more complete

  • Sign up for a language course: not only English, at Unibo you can even study Swahili
  • Do an experience abroad: a valuable experience in different realities, supporting your personal growth

Transferable skills and other teaching activities for personal and professional growth

What you can count on

Studying at the university is possible regardless of your financial situation.

We are with you along the way

Find your space: free places for studying and online resources, available 24/7

Opportunities for professional growth while studying of after graduation

What study method at university?

My study plan

  • Preparing your study plan

    Each year, in two different periods, you can choose which course units to sign up to. Follow the instructions on your programme website on the 'Preparing your study plan' page.

  • Check the class timetables and attend lectures

    Each programme has a lecture schedule, and for some attendance is compulsory. Plan ahead by looking at the 'Lecture Schedule' page on your programme website.

  • Explore the study material

    On the web page of each programme, you will find the list of books and other teaching materials. Study books can be borrowed from the library. To find the list of course units, consult the 'course structure diagram' on your programme website.

  • Prepare for and sit the exams

    After the lectures and your own studies, you can sit the exam. The exam dates are published on the 'Exam sessions' section on your programme website or in the AlmaEsami application.

Would you like to connect with people?

Play an active part in the life of the University

AMA: the Alumni Association where ideas, interests, opportunities can be shared.

Life and experiences at the University

The city for students: where to go, how to get around and where to eat

Student

Take a look at the perspectives

Once you have finished your studies, different paths will open up: new possibilities to continue your journey or perhaps change direction.

Continue your studies or enter the world of work

News chosen for you

You can find all the news for you on the notice board of your programme website

Teaching

Explore Master’s Degree Programmes

Are you about to graduate or do you already have a degree? Choose a path that builds on what you know, helps you specialize, and opens up new professional opportunities.

Job

Graduation is just around the corner. What happens next?

Join us on 11 May for an online session to help you plan your career path, with specific, tailored advice for your field of study.

Mobility

Call for applications to Erasmus+ mobility for traineeship 2026/27

Would you like to broaden your curriculum by working abroad? Carry out a paid traineeship in a European Union country. Apply by 12 May.

Job

SkillGameLab

If you are in the final year of a bachelor’s or master’s degree program, or if you graduated no more than 24 months ago, take part in the games and role-plays to develop your skills and employability.

Grant

AlmaCert call for applications - grant for international language certificates

This call for applications entitles you to a grant towards obtaining a language certificate at level B2 or above. Please submit your application by 15 May.

Grants

Are you a person with special needs?

If you are enrolled for the 2025/26 academic year, apply by 4 June for the grant program to receive financial aid.

Sport

PRO-BEN 2 Project: Student Well-being and Free Sports with CUSB

If you’re studying at the University of Bologna, you can take part in the free activities taking place in May, June and September. Find out more about the activities and how to take part.

Job

Assessment Training Lab: your preparation for the job interview

Before you face a real interview, put yourself to the test in a realistic simulation: take part in interviews and group activities, and receive feedback from a professional recruiter.

Guidance

WorkInItaly

The career guidance service for international students and graduates designed to help you understand how to navigate the Italian labour market and turn your skills, experiences and goals into a concrete and credible professional pathway in Italy.

Teaching

Transferable skills: key tools for education and work

From entrepreneurship to AI, from digital media to active citizenship, from communication and public engagement to employability: enroll now.

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Students

Are you attending a postgraduate course?

Find the content for you in the dedicated section

Most used online services

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