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Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes International Business Management Admission and tuition Entry requirements Entry requirements. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission Entry Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree in International Business Management at Università Cattolica. Your high school diploma must qualify you for university Your diploma must grant you access to university-level studies in the country awarding your qualification. Examples: Spain: Selectividad / EBAU Greece: Veveossi Prosvassis Brazil: ENEM or Vestibular China: Gao Kao Turkey: YKS (TYT + AYT/YDT) Portugal: ENES Republic of Korea: CSAT Colombia : Saber 11 (ICFES) Special conditions for some diplomas International Baccalaureate (IB) You must meet the specific requirements in our IB Admission Policy . US high school diploma You need: A US high school diploma earned after 2 full years in a US high school , AND One of the following: Three Advanced Placement (AP) Exams with the College Board passed in different subjects with a minimum score of 3 within the graduation year. If you haven’t received your A-levels yet, submit the A-Levels Declaration Form If you have Italian Citizenship, you cannot use A-Level Italian Other National Diplomas Some diplomas may have extra requirements. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI)
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Food Production Management Admission and tuition Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI). The Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) is an online compulsory test to verify whether you possess the basic knowledge necessary to successfully begin your university career. Do I need to take the VPI test? If you are starting the first year of any Bachelor’s or Single Cycle degree programme at Università Cattolica, you must take the Foundation Knowledge Assessment ( Verifica della preparazione iniziale - VPI ) . No, the VPI is not an entry test. For students applying to the Bachelor's degree in Food Production Management, here is additional information regarding the VPI test. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Transfer applicants Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Criminology Course details Course details. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission Explore key information about the Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology at Università Cattolica. Graduates of the Bachelor degree in Criminology can work in crime prevention, investigation, and security policy. Detective Crime prevention specialist Crime analyst Security and inmate risk manager Crime and Security Policy Officer and Analyst: Help develop public policies for safety, justice, and crime prevention. Advise on reform programsme or security strategies Work with organizations like the UN or Interpol Research global crime trends Compliance Officer: Help companies follow legal and ethical rules. Anti-money laundering Anti-corruption checks Fraud prevention Crime Prevention and Security Manager: Work in retail, logistics, or large companies to manage security. To contact SELDA: Use the “Request for Information” form on the iCatt homepage Or email: selda.lingueper@unicatt.it Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
International Business Management
It prepares students to work in international companies or build a global career. You will study business, economics, law, and data analysis, while also developing key soft skills such as teamwork, digital innovation, and leadership. A key feature is the optional Double Degree in International Business Management , available to selected students based on academic performance and motivation. Students who do not participate can still complete the full three-year programme in Piacenza and take part in other international exchange opportunities . Affordable student city : Piacenza has a lower cost of living than bigger cities like Milan or Rome, making it ideal for international students. Strong connections with companies : The campus has close links with both local and global businesses, giving students real experience and career opportunities. Supportive campus environment : Small class sizes and close contact with professors help students feel supported throughout their studies.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Food Production Management Admission and tuition Transfer applicants Transfer applicants. Transferring to Bachelor's Degree in Food Production Management at Università Cattolica: Domestic or International procedure. A. You have an Italian High School Diploma and want to transfer credits from a non-Italian university. Then, send to international.admissions@unicatt.it a copy of your official transcript of records and course syllabi by the deadline indicated here to proceed with the credit transfer evaluation. B. You have a non-Italian High School Diploma and are transferring from: An Italian university, or A different Bachelor’s degree at Università Cattolica . Credit Transfer Request : In the "College Information" section, select “Do you wish to transfer credits to Università Cattolica?” If you do not select this, your credit transfer request will not be reviewed. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Transfer applicants Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI)
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes International Business Management Admission and tuition Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI). The Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) is an online compulsory test to verify whether you possess the basic knowledge necessary to successfully begin your university career. Do I need to take the VPI test? If you are starting the first year of any Bachelor’s or Single Cycle degree programme at Università Cattolica, you must take the Foundation Knowledge Assessment ( Verifica della preparazione iniziale - VPI ) . No, the VPI is not an entry test. You will find the date, time, and details (including example questions) in your iCatt page : Go to the “Online registrar” tab Look under the “Appointments” box Can I change the test date? Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Criminology Admission and tuition Transfer applicants Transfer applicants. Transferring to Bachelor's Degree in Criminology at Università Cattolica: Domestic or International procedure. A. You have an Italian High School Diploma and want to transfer credits from a non-Italian university. Then, send to international.admissions@unicatt.it a copy of your official transcript of records and course syllabi by the deadline indicated here to proceed with the credit transfer evaluation. B. You have a non-Italian High School Diploma and are transferring from: An Italian university, or A different Bachelor’s degree at Università Cattolica . Credit Transfer Request : In the "College Information" section, select “Do you wish to transfer credits to Università Cattolica?” If you do not select this, your credit transfer request will not be reviewed. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Transfer applicants Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Criminology Admission and tuition Application timeline Application timeline. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission Important dates to remember for the 2026/2027 academic year. There are two application rounds for the Bachelor's Degree in Criminology . Application Opens Application Deadline Feedback Available Round 1 5 November 2025 25 February 2026 8 weeks after deadline. Outstanding applicants may receive early results starting in mid-December Round 2 26 February 2026 6 May 2026 8 weeks after deadline. Feedback is available from mid-December 2025 for top applicants and up to 8 weeks after each round deadline. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Transfer applicants Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Food Production Management Admission and tuition Application timeline Application timeline. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post admission Important dates to remember for the 2026/2027 academic year There are three application rounds for the Bachelor's Degree in Food Production Management . We strongly recommend applying in Round 1 or 2 , especially if you are a non-EU student who needs a study visa. Application Opens Application Deadline Feedback Available Round 1 All international applicants 5 November 2025 25 February 2026 8 weeks after deadline. Outstanding applicants may receive early results starting in mid-December Round 2 Final round for non-EU students needing a visa 26 February 2026 6 May 2026 8 weeks after deadline. Feedback is available from mid-December 2025 for top applicants and up to 8 weeks after each round deadline. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Transfer applicants Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Criminology Admission and tuition Admission and tuition. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission. Applications for the 2026/2027 Academic Year are closed The application period to the Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology (B.Sc.). At Università Cattolica, regardless of your citizenship, you're considered an international student/applicant if you: Hold a non-Italian high-school diploma , or Are about to complete a non-Italian high-school diploma . You studied at European Schools or Accredited European Schools You attended a German high school in Italy and are completing both the Esame di Stato and the Abitur. Important note on application fees Make sure you select the correct application procedure – international or domestic . Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Transfer applicants Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes International Business Management Admission and tuition Admission and tuition. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission. The application period to the Bachelor’s Degree in International Business Manangement (B.Sc.). At Università Cattolica, regardless of your citizenship, you're considered an international student/applicant if you: Hold a non-Italian high-school diploma , or Are about to complete a non-Italian high-school diploma . You studied at European Schools or Accredited European Schools You attended a German high school in Italy and are completing both the Esame di Stato and the Abitur. Important note on application fees Make sure you select the correct application procedure – international or domestic . Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes International Business Management Course details Course details. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission. What jobs can I get with a bachelor degree in International Business Management? The Bachelor’s in International Business Management prepares you to work in companies that do business across countries. You will learn how international companies operate, how to manage people and projects, and how to solve business problems in a fast-changing world. Programme dates Classes start date : see this page Academic calendar (for 2026/27 the calendar will be online in July): visit this page. Learning Italian International students can join Italian language courses offered by SELDA (Servizio Linguistico d’Ateneo ). To contact SELDA: Use the “Request for Information” form on the iCatt homepage Or email: selda.lingueper@unicatt.it Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Step-by-Step Application Guide How do I submit my application for the Bachelor's Degree in International Business Management at Università Cattolica? Follow our step-by-step online guide to create your account, upload your documents, and pay the application fee. Access the Online Application portal Create your account using an email address you check often . If you experience technical issues with the Online Portal, contact international.inquiry@unicatt.it. Upload the following in preferably PDF format (max 5MB each) and rename each attached file in English (for example: high school diploma, CV, Transcript), make sure that your files are clearly legible: General documents: Passport or ID (single page with photo and data). British Qualifications (A-levels): If you have already passed the A-levels, upload the official certificates issued by the relevant board/s. If you have not passed the A-levels yet, fill in the A-levels declarations form and upload it in the “Additional documents” section. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Business and Finance Course details Course details. You are viewing Overview Course details Admission and tuition Post-admission Explore key information about the Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Finance at Università Cattolica This programme is offered exclusively at the Brescia campus, where it has been designed as a distinctive and comprehensive study path. It does not give access to transfer into other undergraduate degrees or other campuses, as it is structured with its own academic focus and opportunities . Double Degree Opportunities The Bachelor degree in Business and Finance gives you the opportunity to study two years at Università Cattolica and one year at Bangor University (UK) to earn two separate degrees. This experience helps you: Study in two different countries Gain global business knowledge Improve your career chances Important: Selection takes place during your second year at Cattolica and is based on academic performance and other criteria. Learning Italian International students can join Italian language courses offered by SELDA (Servizio Linguistico d’Ateneo ). To contact SELDA: Use the “Request for Information” form on the iCatt homepage Or email: selda.lingueper@unicatt.it Access the online application portal Download the brochure.
Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI)
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Psychology Admission and tuition Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI). The Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) is an online compulsory test to verify whether you possess the basic knowledge necessary to successfully begin your university career. Do I need to take the VPI test? If you are starting the first year of any Bachelor’s or Single Cycle degree programme at Università Cattolica, you must take the Foundation Knowledge Assessment ( Verifica della preparazione iniziale - VPI ) . No, the VPI is not an entry test. For students applying to the Bachelor's degree in Psychology, here is additional information regarding the VPI test. Entry requirements Application timeline Application procedure Transfer applicants Tuition fees and scholarships Foundation Knowledge Assessment test (VPI) ACCESS THE ONLINE APPLICATION PORTAL Download the brochure.
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Criminology Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Communication Management Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Finance Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Business and Finance Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes International Relations and Global Affairs Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Psychology Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Food Production Management Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes International Business Management Admission and tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
Home Degree programmes Undergraduate programmes Economics and Management Admission and Tuition Tuition fees and scholarships Tuition fees and scholarships. Fees and available financial support vary accordingly, with detailed information provided for applicants whose family income is generated in Italy EU and EFTA countries (excluding Italy) Non-EU countries Tuition fees are based on where family income is produced. A. Family income produced in Italy If your family's income is produced in Italy, the annual tuition and university fees are based on your family's financial background (number of family members and total yearly income) and the degree programme you choose . B. Family income produced in EU and associated countries If your family's income is produced in EU countries or associated states (EFTA member states, Principality of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City), a flat tuition and university fee of 6,580 per year is applied. C. Family income produced in Non-EU countries If your family's income is produced outside the European Union and associated states , the tuition fee is a flat rate of 8,800 per year . Payment Deadlines for 2026/27: First instalment ( 1,500): Upon admission Second instalment: 18 December 2026 Third instalment: 29 January 2027 Fourth instalment: 31 March 2027 Fifth instalment: 28 May 2027 The amounts of instalments ranges from two to five depending on where your family income is produced and your degree programme (see above). The tuition fee is a flat rate of 6,580 per year , provided your family income is under 150,000 and you submit the required documentation at enrolment via the form on Portale Iscrizioni (enrolment portal).
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