Laurea (first-cycle degree) · 3 years · Computer Science
International tuition
€1,200 per year
~€3,600 for the whole 3 years, at today's feeSame rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
unibz publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.
unibz charges one fee regardless of nationality — no separate international or non-EU rate is published — so this is recorded as all-students. The course page words it as "ca. € 1200 per year" and attaches no academic year to it, hence undated. The University’s study guide breaks the same amount into two instalments of €600 (due 13 October 2026 and 31 March 2027) for students within one year of the normal length of the programme, rising to €900 + €600 from the second year beyond it; a €16 revenue stamp, and a €30 fine for late payment, are charged separately. Foreign students holding an Italian government grant are fully exempt on request, and holders of a South Tyrol provincial grant are reimbursed. Places are capped and split by nationality: this programme lists 28 EU + 2 Non-EU.
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- Intake
- September 2026 (Classes: 28/09 - 23/12/2026)
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- Taught in
- English, Italian and German
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- Application deadline
- Non-EU applicants must apply in the Early Bird session: 02/03 - 28/04/2026 (by noon local time). The Late Application session is open only to EU citizens.
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What you'll study
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Entry requirementsEnglish
English language
- B2 in the applicant’s 1st teaching language (German, Italian or English)unibz teaches trilingually, so admission is gated on two languages rather than on English alone. For this programme the entry level is 1st language B2, 2nd language B1, 3rd language no level required. An applicant who cannot certify the required levels is excluded from the admission procedure. Proficiency can be shown by the main teaching language of the final school year, a degree taught in that language, a recognised certificate, or an exam run by the unibz Language Centre.