Master · Chemistry

Chemical Innovation and Regulation for Sustainability

at University of Bologna · Bologna

LanguageEnglish
Duration2 years · credits unverified
Course fee · 2026/28€18,000 / whole programme
Intake pattern · confirm yearSeptember
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Requirements and review notes

  • EntranceConsortium academic, language, motivation and recommendation assessment; possible English interview.
  • EnglishB2 across all skills: TOEFL 94 / IELTS 6.5, or the stated self-test and interview-confirmation route.

Fees, admission and verification

Fees checked 2026-10-09 · 2026/28. Non-EU participation fees €4,500 per semester / €18,000 for the two-year programme. Includes enrolment/tuition, extended health insurance, joint diploma and facilities; excludes mandatory mobility travel, living costs, meals and visas. Official fee source

Selected details checked. 2026-10-09 · See the academic year beside each source-linked fact. Checked fields: tuition amount, campus, duration, English requirement, entry test, fee period, teaching language, qualification level, course title, country of study. The checked fields above and the application/fee details below have separate source scopes. Other requirements may still need confirmation; no offer of admission or open application window is implied. Official review source

Admission window checked · 2026/28 and 2027/29 · 2026-10-09. Named course applicants. [2026/28 and 2027/29; Named course applicants] 2026–2028 applications are closed. The 2027–2029 call is scheduled to open in November 2026; exact days and updated instructions are not yet supplied. Official admission source

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Application and fee details

Official sources checked 2026-10-09. Match the academic year and applicant category to your situation. A past deadline does not reopen for the next intake, and an application deadline is separate from enrolment or the start of teaching.

Admissions and eligibility

Other entry requirementsConditions need checking · Cycle not established

Named course/category as stated

The official programme admission page links the course selection/enrolment procedure. Exact curricular thresholds, test requirements, documents and category calendar still require binding-call section review; a captured page or located PDF does not establish admission eligibility. Exact admissions page captured and reviewed for current call links; individual curricular thresholds, documents and category calendar still need full binding-call mapping.

Selection and entry testSource checked · 2026/28 and 2027/29

Named course applicants

Selection considers academic record, language level, motivation/fit, professional experience and recommendations; interview may confirm English.

English requirementSource checked · 2026/28 and 2027/29

Named course applicants

B2 across all skills; TOEFL 94 or IELTS 6.5 evidence, or the stated self-test followed by interview confirmation.

Eligibility for Indian qualificationsConditions need checking · 2026/28 and 2027/29

Named course applicants

First-cycle qualification of at least 180 credits with strong Chemistry preparation, including at least 25 Chemistry credits; suitability is assessed by the consortium. Exact course foreign-qualification and curricular requirements established; a particular Indian award’s equivalence and country-specific formalities still require the competent admissions authority. No blanket recognition is implied.

Required documentsConditions need checking · 2026/28 and 2027/29

Named course applicants

Two referees and application evidence supporting academic, language, motivation and professional criteria. Financial support may need a signed sponsor guarantee with bank/legal evidence for visa purposes; updated upload instructions precede the next call.

Application roundsSource checked · 2026/28 and 2027/29

Named course applicants

2026–2028 applications are closed. The 2027–2029 call is scheduled to open in November 2026; exact days and updated instructions are not yet supplied.

Next academic year’s admissionsSource checked · 2026/28 and 2027/29

Named course applicants

2027–2029 application opening: November 2026. No exact opening/closing day is published on this page.

Fees and funding

Payment instalmentsSource checked · 2026/27

Ordinarydegree first-year students

first: €157.04 at course-call deadline; generic open-access dates differ Bachelor/MSc; second: 18 December 2026; third: 15 March 2027 Restricted-entry enrolment deadline follows named call, not default 24 September. Open-access two-yearMaster 29 October 2026 specified separately.

Fee exemptionsConditions need checking · 2026/27

Category-specific ordinarydegree first-year applicants

India is explicitly in the non-OECD list. Reduced fixed contribution applies only with qualifying citizenship, household income/assets solely abroad, and course-duration/credit conditions. ERGO grant eligibility can exempt variable tuition; the €157.04 fixed charges remain. Applicant entitlement and joint/partner charges require separate evidence. Conditional fee reduction and income/exemption framework verified; eligibility proof and each grant call remain separate.

Conditional India feeSource checked · 2026/27

Indian citizen; household income/assets solely abroad; within normal duration+1; freshman

tuition: 1200; fixed: 157.04; total: 1357.04; currency: EUR Conditional India non-OECD flat fee; not a universal award or all-degree maximum.

Tuition amountSource checked · 2026/28

Non-EU participants

EUR 18,000.00

Fee currencySource checked · 2026/28

Non-EU participants

EUR

Fee periodSource checked · 2026/28

Non-EU participants

programme

Additional and mandatory chargesSource checked · 2026/28

Non-EU participants

Non-EU participation fees €4,500 per semester / €18,000 for the two-year programme. Includes enrolment/tuition, extended health insurance, joint diploma and facilities; excludes mandatory mobility travel, living costs, meals and visas.

Scholarship conditionsSource checked · 2026/28

Non-EU participants

No Erasmus Mundus scholarships in 2026. Consortium grants of €4,500 per year for two years cover only half of non-EU fees; the 2026 grants are already awarded.

Course and qualification

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Chemical Innovation and Regulation for Sustainability

QualificationSource checked · Cycle not established

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Master Published course qualification heading, not admission-round proof.

Awarded qualificationSource checked · Cycle not established

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Laurea Magistrale (second cycle)

Teaching locationSource checked · Cycle not established

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Bologna

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2 years

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English

Still needs confirmation: deadline time and timezone; enrolment dates; teaching start; eligibility for indian qualifications; required documents. Ask the programme’s admissions office for the current call before applying or paying.

For Indian students

What this means if you’re applying from India.

India-specific note

For non-EU participants, €18,000 is the full two-year participation fee, not an annual amount. Travel, living costs, meals and visas are excluded. No Erasmus Mundus scholarships are offered for 2026; the consortium grants are already allocated.

Next step

Plan this programme properly

This joint programme has teaching periods in more than one country. Budget tuition, housing, insurance and immigration requirements separately for each location; an Italy-only estimate cannot cover the whole course.

University details, course names, and fee bands change each admission cycle. Open the official course page from each university before you decide.