Fees and contributions
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, in line with the fundamental principles referred to in its Articles of Association, such as equity and justice, has decided for several years to adopt its own "General Regulations for the Determination of University Fees".
The annual determination of university fees and contributions is therefore carried out by means of a system which, taking into account various income and family elements, combined with a wide range of reductions and benefits, has as its objective the determination of the actual ability to pay.
Università Cattolica's annual fees and contributions are divided into five instalments.
The first and second instalments have a fixed amount of €1,470 and €900 respectively for most courses. Below are more details on the fixed-fee programmes and the programmes of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery.
The third, fourth and fifth instalments vary according to family income, the degree programme chosen and the size of the household.
The first instalment must be paid at the time of enrolment and the second by December of the year of enrolment.
The third, fourth and fifth instalments, of varying amounts, are due respectively:
- by the end of January;
- by the end of March;
- by the end of May.
The calculation is made on the basis of actual income, with the exception of degree programmes with fixed fees and contributions*, to ensure fees and contributions are proportionate to the real ability to pay of families.
The amount varies from a minimum of €3,300 to a maximum of €11,300 for all programmes, with the exception of those of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery*, for which the contribution range varies from €3,202 to €15,148.
The maximum contribution bracket is applied for equivalent family income above €150,000.
To obtain an estimate, for all degree programmes, except those of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, it is suggested that you use the Fees and Contributions Simulator.
For the programmes of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery , please refer to the use of the REDD1/A form (ITA) and to the General Regulations, depending on the degree programme chosen.
* Here are the programmes with fixed fees and contributions: Primary Teacher Education, Economics and Management - Service Management profile, European studies in investor relations and financial communication, Medicine and surgery (Rome campus), Medicine and surgery - technologically-oriented, Cosmetic science and technology.
Università Cattolica supports the right to education and for this reason it promotes and offers a wide range of financial benefits.