Funding BIG
Bocconi has always been committed to making higher education available to all motivated and talented students through a financial aid system, based on both merit and need. The "Bocconi4Access to Education" opportunity aims at favoring access to a plural environment, to an open and accessible university for students who share progress, plurality and inclusion as fundamental values for their personal, cultural and professional growth.
Opportunities may vary from year to year based in part on the funds made available by donors to the University.
Please find below the funding opportunities available for a.y. 2024-25.
These opportunities offer a different kind of support to families and, in most cases, take into consideration the economic situation of students' families.
Each opportunity consists of a full or partial tuition waiver, based on the student’s and family's economic needs. We suggest each family, who considers it appropriate, to apply through the single application “Bocconi4access to Education”.
All applications will be evaluated, and benefits will be allocated until all the available budget has been allocated.
If you would like further information about the Double Program in Data, Society and Organisations for the 2024-25 a.y., offered in collaboration with HEC Paris, please visit our dedicated Fees, Funding and Housing webpage.
Bocconi aims to support deserving students who are willing to invest in their future, even in challenging and potentially constraining family economic conditions.
These funding opportunities consist of a broad coverage of the student's needs, depending on the circumstances:
Through these Scholarships, Bocconi supports students who, even with their family support, still require significant assistance that, in addition to their family's investment, enables them to pursue their studies without concerns:
Tuition waivers for students with specific characteristics, regardless of the family's financial situation:
Our University, in agreement with major Italian banks, offers its students the possibility to finance their education through student loans, at particularly favorable interest rates with the repayment provision only after entering the job market.