Trento. Department of Economics and Management (Dipartimento di Economia e Management), via Vigilio Inama 5, I-38122 Trento (TN). Classes are held in person only ('Lessons take place only in person').
Derece Sınıfı
LM-56
Kabul Tipi
Restricted access - 'numero programmato' / limited number. Admission is by a public selection call ('Public selection for admission to the Two-Year Master's Degree in Behavioural and Applied Economics (BEA)') based on qualifications and, if the Selection Committee deems it necessary, an interview. The corsi.unitn.it programme page states 'ACCESS: Programmed' and the orientation catalogue states 'Ammissione: numero programmato'. There is NO TOLC test, no SAT and no compulsory written entrance exam: candidates submit an online application with documents, which the Selection Committee scores out of 100. Total entry is restricted to 30 places, of which 15 are reserved to non-European citizens; any remaining non-EU places are released to European and equivalent candidates. Two application calls per year: the first call is open to all candidates (Europeans/equivalents and non-Europeans), the second call is open ONLY to Europeans and equivalents. Application is submitted on the UniTrento Apply portal (webapps.unitn.it/Apply) with a EUR 30 application fee.
Resmî Eğitim Dili
Case (1): fully English-taught. It is a standalone degree course whose official language of instruction is English - the corsi.unitn.it programme page records 'LANGUAGE: English' and the 2026/27 admission call opens with 'the Master's Degree in Behavioural and Applied Economics (BEA) taught in English'. The Italian orientation catalogue states 'Durata e lingua del corso: 2 anni, in lingua inglese'. There is no Italian-language track or parallel Italian percorso, and no Italian language requirement for admission. Note that some institutional/quality documents (the Official Programme Sheet on corsi.unitn.it) are published only in Italian, but this concerns administrative documentation, not teaching.
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Kaynaklı kabul dosyası
1. Başvuru takvimi
AB / AEA adayları
A.y. 2026/2027 - two calls for Europeans and equivalents. FIRST CALL: applications open 17 December 2025 and close 4 March 2026 at 12:00 noon (CET); ranking published by 30 April 2026. SECOND CALL: applications open 15 April 2026 and close 29 May 2026 at 12:00 noon (CET); ranking published by 31 July 2026. Confirmation of the place: within the deadline communicated by UniTrento staff (EUR 100 confirmation fee; waived for second-call admitted candidates who complete enrolment within 7 days of the admission notice). Bachelor's degree must be obtained by 31 October 2026 for Europeans and equivalents (and for non-Europeans graduating in Italy with a valid study permit). Enrolment at UniTrento must be completed no later than 31 October 2026. Transfer requests from another Master's degree/university must be sent to bea@unitn.it by 29 May 2026.
AB / AEA dışı adaylar
A.y. 2026/2027 - FIRST CALL ONLY. Application deadline 4 March 2026 at 12:00 noon (CET) (applications opened 17 December 2025); EUR 30 application fee. The second call (15 April - 29 May 2026) is explicitly restricted to Europeans and equivalents, so non-Europeans living outside Italy have only one opportunity per year. Ranking published by 30 April 2026. After admission: confirmation fee EUR 100 within the deadline communicated by UniTrento staff; pre-enrolment on Universitaly within 2 weeks from confirmation; study visa obtained no later than 30 September 2026 (otherwise the admission is rejected). Bachelor's degree must be obtained by 30 June 2026 for non-Europeans graduating outside Italy (31 October 2026 if graduating from an Italian university with a valid Italian study permit). Enrolment at UniTrento no later than 31 October 2026.
2. Kabul koşulları
Akademik geçmiş
1) DEGREE: a Bachelor's Degree of at least 3 years (or a higher/other qualification awarded in Italy or abroad and recognised as equivalent). Undergraduate (final-year) candidates may apply provided the Bachelor's degree is obtained by 30 June 2026 for non-Europeans, or by 31 October 2026 for Europeans and equivalents and for non-European candidates graduating from an Italian university with a valid Italian study permit. UniTrento may request additional documentation (statement of verification and/or statement of comparability) through CIMEA's DiploMe service. 2) CURRICULAR REQUIREMENTS - a minimum of 48 university credits (CFU) certifying knowledge of economics, business administration and quantitative methods, distributed as: at least 16 credits in Economics sectors SECS-P/01, SECS-P/02, SECS-P/03, SECS-P/04, SECS-P/05, SECS-P/06, SECS-P/12; at least 6 credits in Business/Administration sectors SECS-P/07, SECS-P/08, SECS-P/09, SECS-P/10, SECS-P/11; at least 8 credits in Statistics, Mathematics and Quantitative Methods sectors MAT/05, MAT/06, MAT/09, SECS-S/01, SECS-S/03, SECS-S/04, SECS-S/06. For international qualifications the Selection Committee evaluates whether the applicant's study plan meets these binding requirements. 3) NO MINIMUM GPA is stated in the call; the transcript must include exams, marks and, if available, the Grade Point Average, and the curriculum studiorum is scored up to 40/100. 4) SEATS: entry is restricted to 30 places in total, of which 15 places are reserved to non-European citizens; any remaining (unused) places go to Europeans and equivalents. The dedicated corsi.unitn.it admission pages state 'Seats available: 15 (limited number)' on BOTH the Europeans-and-equivalents page and the non-Europeans page - see uncertainty_notes on how the 15+15 split works. 5) THRESHOLDS: eligibility at 50/100 overall, with a hard minimum of 25 points in the statement-of-purpose/reference-letters/overall-evaluation section. 6) DUAL CITIZENSHIP: if a candidate holds two citizenships, one of which from an EU country, the EU (or Italian) citizenship prevails and the candidate is treated as 'European and equivalent'. 7) TRANSFER: students already enrolled on another Master's degree may transfer only after passing this selection and receiving a positive evaluation from the Admission Committee; admission directly to the second year requires available places and at least 40 transferable credits.
Dil yeterliliği
ENGLISH: at least B2 of the CEFR is required; no Italian language requirement exists for this programme. Proof may be given in any of the following ways (Art. 2.2.ii of the 2026/27 call): (a) an international certificate from the accepted list - IELTS (overall min. 6), TOEFL (overall min. 72) (IELTS Indicator and TOEFL Home Edition are accepted), Cambridge ESOL FCE / CAE / CPE / BULATS min. 60 / BEC Vantage / BEC Higher, City & Guilds ESOL Communicator + Spoken English Communicator / ESOL Expert + Spoken English Expert / ESOL Mastery + Spoken English Mastery, Trinity College London ISE II / ISE III / ISE IV, LCCI English for Business Level 2 / 3 / 4, Jetset level 5 / 6 / 7, Pearson General English Test Level 3 / 4 / 5, Pearson Academic English Test (minimum score 42), or a GMAT test with a minimum score of 580
(b) having passed a B2 (or higher) English language exam during previous university studies
(c) a Bachelor's or Master's degree run entirely in English (to be certified)
Sınav / değerlendirme
No entrance examination. There is no TOLC, no CISIA test, no SAT and no compulsory GMAT/GRE. Selection is document-based ('based on qualifications and (if appropriate) interview'): the Selection Committee (at least three members) allocates up to 100 points as follows - Curriculum studiorum up to 40 points; international certifications (English language proficiency and GMAT/GRE, if obtained - not compulsory) up to 10 points; Statement of purpose, reference letters and overall evaluation of the Committee up to 50 points. Candidates scoring 50/100 or more are eligible; candidates scoring lower than 25 in section (c) (statement of purpose / reference letters / overall evaluation) are NOT admitted even if the total exceeds 50. An INTERVIEW may be requested by the Selection Committee in two situations: (i) if the documents attached to the application do not provide enough information, and (ii) specifically to verify the applicant's English level. GMAT or GRE is an OPTIONAL attachment that adds points; if submitted, the minimum GMAT score accepted is 500. A GMAT score of 580 (GMAT Classic Edition) or 545 (GMAT Focus Edition) can additionally serve as proof of English at B2 level.
3. Hazırlanacak belgeler
Uploaded in the online application on the UniTrento Apply portal (webapps.unitn.it/Apply, item 'master/BEA2026'). An official translation is required for any document not produced in English or Italian; illegible documents are not considered and incomplete or unsubmitted forms are excluded. (1) Identity document - a copy of a valid passport for non-Europeans, or an identity card for Europeans and equivalents who do not log in with a digital identity. (2) Copy of the Bachelor's degree diploma/certificate, if already awarded (candidates with a degree issued by an Italian university, or enrolled at an Italian university, may upload a self-declaration). (3) Transcript of records including the list of examinations, marks/results, credits and the Grade Point Average if available, in Italian or English. (4) Curriculum vitae in English, in PDF format, brief but complete - no specific layout required. (5) Statement of purpose - the applicant answers a few questions in English: 'Why do you want to study Behavioural and Applied Economics?', 'What do you want to achieve professionally by studying within the Master of Behavioural and Applied Economics?', 'How do you think you could contribute to the class?'. (6) At least TWO reference letters in English or Italian on letterhead, plus the contact details of at least two referees entered in the application form; reference letters must be uploaded by the applicant within the deadline - letters sent by any other means are not considered. (7) Proof of English proficiency at B2 level as listed in the language requirements. (8) OPTIONAL: GMAT or GRE score report (minimum GMAT score accepted 500), and documentation of other relevant experience or specialisation. (9) Payment of the EUR 30 non-refundable application fee within the application deadline (failure to pay leads to automatic exclusion). ACCOUNT: applicants log in with SPID digital identity, Italian electronic identity card (CIE), an @unitn.it username, or a provisional @guest.unitn.it account created on the UniTrento Registration website - the guest account should be created at least 48 hours before the deadline. LATER STEPS: EUR 100 enrolment confirmation fee; for non-Europeans, pre-enrolment on Universitaly at the Italian diplomatic representation within 2 weeks of confirmation and a study visa by 30 September 2026.
1) SOURCE ACCESS (WAF/Cloudflare): at the time of research (31 August 2026) corsi.unitn.it returned HTTP 405 to direct requests, www.unitn.it returned HTTP 403, and infostudenti.unitn.it returned HTTP 503. All corsi.unitn.it content above (programme page, both admission pages, and the full 12-page English admission call PDF) was therefore read from Internet Archive captures of the official pages: programme page captured 24 January 2026, Europeans-and-equivalents admission page captured 10 March 2026, non-Europeans admission page captured 16 February 2026, English call PDF captured 10 March 2026. orienta.unitn.it and webapps.unitn.it/Apply were reachable directly and were used to confirm the degree class, access type, campus and the live application item 'master/BEA2026'. Figures should be re-verified against the live pages once UniTrento's sites are reachable. 2) SEAT SPLIT: the call PDF (Art. 1) says entry is restricted to 30 places INCLUDING 15 reserved to non-European citizens, with 'any remaining places' going to Europeans and equivalents - i.e. Europeans start from a nominal 15 but can receive unfilled non-EU seats. Both dedicated web pages state a flat 'Seats available: 15 (limited number)' for their own category, which is the nominal figure and does not show the roll-over mechanism. The 15 EU figure is therefore a floor, not a cap. 3) NO ENTRANCE TEST: unlike UniTrento's bachelor programmes in the Economics area (TOLC-E / CEnT-S), this master's degree has no CISIA test. GMAT/GRE is explicitly optional and only adds evaluation points; a GMAT of 580+ (Classic) / 545+ (Focus) can alternatively serve as English proof. Note the two different GMAT thresholds that appear in the same documents: 500 = minimum GMAT accepted as an optional scoring attachment; 580/545 = GMAT level accepted as evidence of English B2. 4) INTERVIEW: an interview is possible but not routine - it is at the Selection Committee's discretion, either when documents are insufficient or to verify English proficiency. 5) ADMISSION YEAR: the most recent officially published cycle is a.y. 2026/2027 (call dated 17 December 2025). Both 2026/27 calls (first call closed 4 March 2026, second call closed 29 May 2026) had already expired at the date of research (31 August 2026); the a.y. 2027/2028 call had not yet been published and is expected around December 2027 following the same pattern. 6) SPELLING INCONSISTENCY: UniTrento uses both 'Behavioural' (corsi.unitn.it, admission call, degree title) and 'Behavioral' (orienta.unitn.it catalogue entry, international.unitn.it/bea microsite) for the same programme; the official degree title is 'Behavioural and Applied Economics'. 7) TUITION PAGE URLS: the call PDF links tuition information through UniTrento node redirects (www.unitn.it/en/node/1023 for non-Europeans, node/987 for Europeans) which could not be resolved directly because of the 403 block; the canonical paths given in tuition_or_fees_link were confirmed from search-engine indexes of www.unitn.it with exactly matching page titles ('Tuition fees for Master's degrees in English', 'Tuition fees for individuals with citizenship of EU and related countries'). 8) NO ITALIAN REQUIREMENT: unlike the Italian-taught programmes of the same department, no Italian language certification is requested at any stage of this selection. 9) MINIMUM GPA: the call sets no numeric GPA threshold; academic merit is scored qualitatively by the Selection Committee within the 40-point 'Curriculum studiorum' block, so no hard grade cut-off can be quoted. 10) DOUBLE-DEGREE / SPECIAL AGREEMENTS: Art. 3.3 of the call notes that 'Applicants who are going to take part in the selection within special Agreements, may apply to the Master according to different deadlines and procedures settled in the Agreements' - the agreements themselves are not listed in the call, so candidates coming through a partner-university agreement should confirm their own deadlines with bea@unitn.it.
Programme page link note: https://corsi.unitn.it/en/behavioural-and-applied-economics (programme site). Admission pages: https://corsi.unitn.it/en/behavioural-and-applied-economics/enrollment/admission-europeans-and-equivalents and https://corsi.unitn.it/en/behavioural-and-applied-economics/enrollment/admission-non-europeans (the older combined URL https://corsi.unitn.it/en/behavioural-and-applied-economics/enrollment/admission-and-enrollment still appears in search results and in the orienta.unitn.it link). Orientation catalogue entry: https://orienta.unitn.it/cosa-scegliere/67/bea-%E2%80%93-behavioral-and-applied-economics . Degree course guide: https://infostudenti.unitn.it/en/courses/masters-degrees/behavioural-and-applied-economics-bea . Department: https://www.economia.unitn.it/en . Application portal: https://webapps.unitn.it/Apply/en/Web/GoHome/master/BEA2026 . Contact: bea@unitn.it
Call for applications link note: https://corsi.unitn.it/sites/cds/files/2025-12/admission-call-master-bea-26-27.pdf ('Public selection for admission to the Two-Year Master's Degree in Behavioural and Applied Economics (BEA), Academic year 2026/27', English courtesy translation, 12 pages, dated Trento 17 December 2025). Binding Italian version: https://corsi.unitn.it/sites/cds/files/2025-12/bando-ammissione-lm-bea-26-27.pdf ('Bando di ammissione laurea magistrale in Behavioural and Applied Economics 2026/2027'). Rankings are published on the two admission pages listed under official_program_url; the a.y. 2025/26 non-EU ranking, as an example of the format, is at https://corsi.unitn.it/sites/cds/files/2025-04/ms-behavioural-applied-economics-ranking-non-eu-25-26.pdf .
Tuition and fees link note: https://www.unitn.it/en/study/fees-scholarships-accommodation/tuition-fees (general page). Non-EU students: https://www.unitn.it/en/study/fees-scholarships-accommodation/tuition-fees/non-eu-citizens/masters-degrees-english ('Tuition fees for Master's degrees in English'). EU and equivalent students: https://www.unitn.it/en/study/fees-scholarships-accommodation/tuition-fees/eu-and-related-countries (income-based, ISEE). FIGURES FROM THE 2026/27 CALL - Non-Europeans: maximum tuition EUR 4,500 per academic year; first-year amount reduced by application score (90-100/100 = full tuition waiver; 70-89.9 = EUR 1,000; 60-69.9 = EUR 2,000; 50-59.9 = EUR 4,500). Second year is based on credits earned by 10 August 2027 (>= 42 CFU = full waiver; 36-41 = EUR 1,000; 24-35 = EUR 2,000; 6-23 = EUR 4,500; < 6 CFU = EUR 6,000). Scholarships: UniTrento grants scholarships to the top-scoring non-European applicants who reach at least 70/100 - no separate application is needed, the number and allocation are announced with the ranking, scholarship holders are waived from tuition fees, and the scholarship (a partial contribution to mobility expenses) is paid only after arrival in Trento and is not compatible with other scholarships from Italian public institutions (MAECI, Unicolor, Invest your Talent in Italy, etc.). Europeans and equivalents pay ISEE-based fees and apply separately each year to the dedicated scholarship call (https://www.unitn.it/en/study/fees-scholarships-accommodation - scholarships section). Separate mandatory costs: EUR 30 application fee (non-refundable) and EUR 100 enrolment confirmation fee (non-refundable).
Başvurmadan önce bu noktaları resmî çağrıda doğrula.
“[Call for admission 2026/27, Art. 1] 'The University of Trento announces a public selection based on qualifications and (if appropriate) interview, in order to select students for admission to the Master's Degree in Behavioural and Applied Economics (BEA) taught in English for the academic year 2026/2027. The BEA is offered by the Department of Economics and Management of the University of Trento. Entry is restricted to 30 places. This figure includes 15 places reserved to non-European citizens. Any remaining places will be available for European citizens and Equivalents.' || [Art. 2.2.i] 'a Bachelor's Degree or higher qualification awarded in Italy or other international qualification and recognised as equivalent. Undergraduate candidates can also apply providing that the Bachelor's degree is obtained: by 30 June 2026 for non-Europeans; by 31 October 2026 for Europeans and equivalents'. || [Art. 2.2.ii] 'English language proficiency, at least B2 level of the Common European Framework - CEFR' and 'IELTS (Overall: min. 6), TOEFL (Overall: min. 72)' and 'GMAT Test with a minimum score of 580' and 'The Admission Committee may require an interview in order to verify the English level of the applicants.' || [Art. 2.2.iii] 'At least a minimum of 48 University credits (CFU) that certify a good knowledge of economic, business administration and quantitative methods topics' - 'at least 16 credits in the scientific sectors (Economics): SECS-P/01, SECS-P/02, SECS-P/03, SECS-P/04, SECS-P/05, SECS-P/06, SECS-P/12, at least 6 credits in the scientific sectors (Business): SECS-P/07, SECS-P/08, SECS-P/09, SECS-P/10, SECS-P/11', 'at least 8 credits in the scientific sectors (Quantitative Methods): MAT-05, MAT-06, MAT-09, SECS-S/01, SECS-S/03, SECS-S/04, SECS-S/06'. || [Art. 3.2] 'a) First call: from 17 December 2025 to 4 March 2026 at noon (CET) for all students; b) Second call: from 15 April 2026 to 29 May 2026 at noon (CET) only for Europeans and equivalents.' || [Art. 3.5] 'a copy of the passport (Non-Europeans) or the identity card (Europeans and equivalents...); copy of Bachelor's Degree Diploma, if already awarded; Transcript of records including the list of exams and marks, Grade Point Average (if available)...; CV in English; Proof of English proficiency (see Art. 2); GMAT/GRE (not compulsory); Statement of purpose...; At least two reference letters and the contact of at least two referees chosen by the applicant.' || [Art. 3.6] 'Applicants are required to pay an application fee of EUR 30,00'. || [Art. 4.2] 'Curriculum studiorum Up to 40 points; International certifications - English language proficiency - GMAT/GRE (if obtained - not compulsory) Up to 10 points; Statement of purposes, Reference letters, overall evaluation of the Committee Up to 50 points'. || [Art. 4.3] 'Applicants awarded a score of 50/100 or more will be considered eligible. Applicants receiving a score lower than 25 in the "section c" will not be admitted even if the final application score is more than 50.' || [Art. 4.4] 'the Selection Committee will publish the ranking at the webpage Admission and enrollment (Selection and rankings) by 30 April 2026 for the first call and by 31 July 2026 for the second call.' || [Art. 5.1] 'Admitted candidates will have to pay an Enrollment confirmation fee of EUR 100 (one hundred Euro)'. || [Art. 5.5] 'All admitted students have to be enrolled at the University of Trento no later than 31 October 2026' and 'All Non-European admitted students have obtain their visas no later than 30 September 2026, otherwise the admission will be rejected.' || [Art. 6.1-6.2] 'The maximum tuition fees for non-Europeans are EUR 4.500 per academic year' - 'Tuition waiver: Application score between 90/100 and 100/100; EUR 1.000: between 70/100 and 89,9/100; EUR 2.000: between 60/100 and 69,9/100; EUR 4.500: between 50/100 and 59,9/100'. || [Art. 7.1] 'The University of Trento will grant scholarships to top scored Non-Europeans applicants provided that they get a score of at least 70/100.' || [Art. 9.1] 'Students can be admitted to the second year only in case of available places and provided at least 40 credits are transferable to the new career.' || [corsi.unitn.it programme page] 'TYPE OF DEGREE: Master's degree; DURATION: 2 years; CREDITS: 120; LANGUAGE: English; ACCESS: Programmed; DEPARTMENT: Dipartimento di Economia e Management; LOCATION: Department of Economics and Management, via Vigilio Inama, 5 - 38122 Trento (TN)'. || [corsi.unitn.it, Admission Europeans and equivalents] 'European and equivalent citizens can apply through a selection call based on academic curriculum and merit. Seats available: 15 (limited number)'. || [corsi.unitn.it, Admission non-Europeans] 'Non-European citizens living outside Italy can apply through a selection call based on academic curriculum and merit. Seats available: 15 (limited number)'. || [corsi.unitn.it, Language requirements] 'GMAT score 580 or higher for GMAT Classic Edition; GMAT score 545 or higher for GMAT Focus Edition'. || [corsi.unitn.it, Documents to upload] 'Reference letters and referee's contacts: upload in the application at least two reference letters in English or Italian on letterhead.' and 'Optional attachments: GMAT or GRE: minimum GMAT score accepted: 500.' || [corsi.unitn.it, Timeline and deadlines - non-Europeans] 'Application: by March 4, 2026 at 12:00 CET; Confirmation: within the deadline communicated by UniTrento Staff; Pre-enrollment on Universitaly: Within 2 weeks from confirmation; Visa: before enrollment'. || [corsi.unitn.it, Arrive at University of Trento] 'Lessons take place only in person.' || [orienta.unitn.it, BEA] 'Classe di laurea: LM56 - Scienze dell'economia. Ammissione: numero programmato. Durata e lingua del corso: 2 anni, in lingua inglese. Sede: Dipartimento di Economia e Management, Trento.' || [Ranking document header, a.y. 2025/26] 'Master's Degree in Behavioural and Applied Economics (LM 56)'.”
