To enrol in a bachelor, master or single-cycle degree course, you have to pay a student contribution (tuition fees) which consists of stamp duty, regional tax and university fee and is paid in three instalments. Read how they work

You can pay your fees using the pagoPA service. Read the deadlines and go to the payment methods

The university fee you have to pay is calculated according to the ISEE for university benefits (ISEE-U). Read how to submit the certificate ISEE-U or, if you are a foreign or Italian student living abroad or with family members living abroad, ISEE-U equalised (ISEE-U parificato)

If you are in your final year of study and expect to graduate by 31 March 2027, go to the page dedicated to fees and deadlines for students graduating students

There are benefits that allow you to pay no or reduced taxes.
Find out if you qualify and are entitled to tax exemptions

Read how to receive refunds of tuition fees paid and not due.

In exceptional cases, for serious and duly certified reasons, you may request, once only during your university career, relief from student contribution payments by submitting a special application

During your studies, you can obtain university benefits in the form of incentives and scholarships.