LIUC’s Student Scholarship Office implements economic support measures to assist students regularly enrolled in degree programs, starting with those from less advantaged backgrounds, in pursuing their academic path. These efforts are in line with the principles of the Italian Constitution (Articles 3 and 34) and current legislation.
The office also supports student services such as textbook access through the University Library, extracurricular activities, career guidance, psychological counselling and discounts at affiliated sports facilities and commercial establishments.
If you are planning to enroll in a LIUC degree program, you can explore below all the financial aid opportunities available to help you manage university costs effectively:
- Full exemption from tuition and fees, cash scholarships funded by public sources, and allowances for accommodation in student’s residence and meal services—provided you meet specific income criteria (ISEE-U Parificato up to €26,306 and ISPE-U parificato up to €57,187 for the 2024/25 academic year) and merit requirements (a minimum high school final grade of 70/100 or equivalent for first-year students and a certain number of credits earned by August 10 of each subsequent year).
- Tuition fee reductions based on special initiatives and specific conditions
In addition, for the following years, LIUC offers, alongside the above benefits:
- From the second year onwards: additional cash scholarships from alternative funding sources based on merit and/or ISEE/ISPE.
- Opportunities for part-time paid work
- Internship grants and thesis prizes
