When creating your account, we strongly suggest you use an email address that you regularly check. This will allow timely information and easier communication between you and the University. 
 

After signing up, you will receive a confirmation email regarding your account creation from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore <registration.dashboard@unicattolica.it>. 

Simply follow the instructions in the email. 

If you have not received an email, please check your spam box. 
If you still have not received it, please contact international.inquiry@unicatt.it.
Please do not create more than one account.

Create your password, start your application and answer the questions.

Completion of the application form will take about 30 minutes on average, if all the required documents are ready to be uploaded.
If needed, you can complete your application in more than one session. You can save the progress of partially completed application form by clicking on "Save and continue" (at the bottom of each stage of the application).

You can log back into your application anytime and carry on from where you left off to finish it.
Make sure you don’t miss the final deadline, remember to check the application rounds in the dedicated section on the website. 

If you wish to be considered for a second-choice programme (an option available only in case you are not eligible on your first choice), make sure to complete the dedicated section in the application form before submitting it.
Evaluation and feedback of your second choice will follow the programme’s timeline (which may be different to your first choice).

• Copy of passport (s) / ID document (single page with your data and photo). If you have an EU and a non-EU passport, upload both. If the document does not indicate the place of birth, upload an official declaration that specifies it (e.g. Birth Certificate)
• Only if applicable: Italian fiscal code
• Only if applicable: Italian residency permit
• Copy of your high school diploma*
• Official transcript of records for your bachelor and master degrees, including grading and credit system explanation*; 
  if you have not yet graduated from your Master, the transcripts must include the exams that you still have to take, and a certificate of enrolment is also required*
• Copy of your high school diploma *
• Copy of your bachelor degree and master degree* - if already available
• Academic or professional reference letter
• Updated version of your Curriculum Vitae
• Motivation letter: you may refer to this template as a guideline here
  Include any other comments that might help you succeed in the selection process. Please type into the downloadable word document and once completed, save it in pdf format
• Only if applicable: GRE or GMAT score report
• Check the English language proficiency requirements of the programme to verify if you need to provide an English language certificate. 
  In case of doubts, contact international.inquiry@unicatt.it.
  If you have not yet obtained a certificate, upload the registration to the test.If you have had English as a medium of instruction at secondary or tertiary education level, upload an official statement from your university

For evaluation purposes, our office reserves the right to additionally request the Statements of Comparability and verification, issued by CIMEA.

All documents must be uploaded in a legible format, preferably in pdf format and with a maximum size of 5MB.
For ease of assessment, we request that you rename each attached file in English (for example: High school diploma, CV, Transcript). Scan your university transcripts of each year in a single document and in chronological order.

* Always upload the original documents issued directly by the university. 
If they are not officially issued in Italian, English, French or Spanish, please provide their official translation into English or Italian as well.

• Click on “Save and review application”
• Once you have reviewed the application, select “Save & Pay”. 
• Choose “Pay Online” as payment method and click on “Buy now” to be directed to the PayPal website, where you can pay the application fee by using a PayPal account or a credit card.

Check here if PayPal operates in your country. Should it not be available, please contact international.inquiry@unicatt.it to receive instructions to pay by credit card on an alternative payment circuit. 

If you decide to pay the application fee in another moment, you can log back into your application and finalise the payment.

Please don’t exit/close the payment webpage until the payment has been completed. Once the payment is confirmed, click on “Return to merchant website” to finalise the submission of your application.

Once the payment is registered, remember to access back into the Online Application Portal and click on “SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION”.

To finalise your application, leave your electronic signature by simply typing your full name, and click on “Verify and submit”.

Once the procedure is complete, the following message will appear: 
Thank you for submitting your application!

Your application on the Online Application Portal should now result 100% complete. 
Please note that incomplete or inaccurate applications may cause a delay in the assessment.Your application will not be reviewed until the payment is received and your application successfully submitted.

Did you submit the application for the wrong programme? 
Just click on “Withdraw your application” and refresh the page to start a new one.
Remember to contact international.inquiry@unicatt.it for instructions regarding the application fee paid

The International Admissions Team will now process your application.

 
You will be notified by email whenever there is an update regarding your application, so please regularly check your email inbox (including the spam folder).

We will evaluate your application and provide you with feedback within 4-6 weeks after the round deadline, as published on the dedicated section on each programme’s webpage. Outstanding candidates may receive early feedback.

The Disability and Dyslexia Services (DDS) Office was set up in 1999 to promote the full integration of university students with disabilities and Specific Learning Disorders (DSA).
For further information, contact the DDS office.