How to enrol

Call for admission

Call for admission 2023/2024

Now available for consultation the new admission news for the academic year 2023/2024 containing all the information necessary for enrollment.

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Type of Access

The Study Course in Banking and Finance  is a limited-entry degree programme with admissions based on the applicant’s qualifications (i.e. without the applicant needing to take an admissions test).At the end of the selection process, the details of which are set out in the relevant Call for applications, a list of eligible applicants (‘graduatoria’) will be published. Applicants will be selected and admitted based on their position on the list.
Read the admission requirements

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Part-time membership

The Course also offers the possibility of part-time enrollment, for more information consult the information page.

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Available places

Cittadini comunitari e non comunitari legalmente soggiornanti in Italia: 117
Cittadini non comunitari non compresi nella legge n. 189/2002, art. 26: 5
Studenti Cinesi (Progetto Marco Polo): 3

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How to enrol

Step 1 – Apply

 1. Read the Call for applications carefully. Please note: this summary does not replace the original Call for applications, which candidates are expected to fully know at the time of their registration for the Call.

2. Register on ESSE3.

3. Register for selections on ESSE3 and upload the documents required in the Call for applications, necessary to enable the University to carry out the Eligibility Check and calculate your average mark.

4. From the ‘payment’ dashboard on ESSE3 make the payment of your registration fee via PagoPA.

Step 2 - Eligibility Check

5. Once the check of your documents and entry requirements by the relevant Teaching and Student Services Unit is in progress, your status will appear as ‘IN VALUTAZIONE’ (In progress). Once the check procedure has been completed, you will receive an email with the results of the Eligibility Check.

6. If you meet the entry requirements, the Selection Committee will calculate your average mark according to the criteria set out in the Call, and will prepare the list of students eligible for admission (graduatoria).

7. Check the ‘graduatoria’, or list of students eligible for admission. You status will appear as one of the following:

• Ammessa/o (vincitrice/vincitore) - Eligible and admitted: you have been included among the admitted applicants, and therefore can submit your application for enrolment by the deadline and in the ways set out in the Call for applications, or in the subsequent selection notices.
• Non ammessa/o ma idonea/o - Eligible but not admitted: you have not been admitted, nor rejected. This means that, despite not being selected in the first round, there are still places available, and you might still be selected at a later stage of the selection process, in accordance with the procedures set out in the Call for applications. Please check the relevant updates and selection notices and, if admitted, you will be able to submit your application by the deadline and in the ways set out in the selection notice.
• Respinta/o - Rejected: you have not reached the minimum score set out in the Call for applications, therefore you will not be able to enrol in the degree programme.

Step 3 – Enrol

8. If you are on the list of eligible students (graduatoria), or if you have been selected at a later stage of the selection process, enrol on ESSE3 by the deadline set out in the Call for applications, or in the notice of selection. To complete your enrolment you will need to scan and upload a passport photo. Should you need help, please see 'How to add your photo'.

9. On your ‘Payment dashboard’ on ESSE3 pay the first instalment of your student fees via PagoPA, by the deadline set out in the Call for applications or in the selection notice.

10. Wait for confirmation email. Please note: you will not receive the confirmation email immediately, since the Enrolment Office will need to process and check your documents and qualifications before confirming your enrolment.

Students with disabilities and SLD/learning disabilities

 Admission tests for limited-entry degree programmes are organised taking into account the needs of candidates with disabilities or SLD/learning disabilities, and their right to take part in the tests on a fair and equal basis. For more information: Auxiliary aids and services when taking an admission test.

Non-EU students residing in non-EU countries
1. Submit your application to the local Italian Embassy or Consulate on UNIVERSITALY: https://www.universitaly.it/index.php/registration/firststep;
2. register on ESSE3;
3. wait for the email confirming your successful application submission (your application will be received and recorded automatically by the system);
4. pay the application fee (as indicated in your email of confirmation);
5. take and pass the Admission test, as set out in the relevant Call for applications;
6. take the Italian language test by CISIA, if you have passed the admission test and if you are not exempt from taking it, following the instructions that will be made available on the web page of the degree programme in the ‘Enrol’ section. A dedicated web page is also available on the CISIA website (www.cisiaonline.it > ‘Altri test’); 
7. check with the International Student Desk of the University of Verona whether your qualification is suitable for entry to your chosen degree programme;
8. if you are among the successful applicants, wait for confirmation email from the University. 

ITALIAN LANGUAGE TEST - Non-EU students residing in non-EU countries
Non-EU students who have not been exempted from taking the Italian language test (test ITA-L2@CASA) are advised that they must take it.

The information to take the test is available on the page Italian as a second language test for non-EU students.

Documents and news

•   Syllabus_LM_Area_Economica   (pdf, it, 228 KB, 13/01/23)