Trento - Polo Ferrari 1 (Povo campus), via Sommarive 5, 38123 Povo (TN), Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI)
Derece Sınıfı
L-31
Kabul Tipi
Restricted access / numero programmato ('ACCESS: Programmed'). Selection is by ranking list based on a CISIA test: TOLC-I or CEnT-S (CISIA English Test - Sciences). For a.y. 2026/2027 the English track is entered via TOLC-I (EU and equivalent candidates, all three sessions) or via CEnT-S (first session only; compulsory for non-EU candidates, optional for EU and equivalent candidates). Three admission sessions for EU/equivalent candidates; non-EU candidates residing abroad may apply only in the first session.
Resmî Eğitim Dili
English. Case (2) in the classification: the L-31 degree programme exists as two parallel tracks (percorsi) under one official Italian degree - 'Informatica (track in Italian language)' and 'Computer Science (track in English language)'. The English track has been offered since a.y. 2024/2025 and is delivered entirely in English (the programme card states 'You can take the course in Italian or English' and 'LANGUAGE: English Italian' because both tracks are listed together on the same page). The year-1 study plan of the English track includes a compulsory 0-CFU 'Language Test: English B2' plus a 3-CFU 'Choice of language' slot in which non-Italian speakers normally take 'Italian language (A1)' - this is a language service course, not a sign that content teaching is in Italian. Non-native Italian speakers enrolled in the English track must also pass a basic Italian language proficiency test before taking 3rd-year exams.
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Kaynaklı kabul dosyası
1. Başvuru takvimi
AB / AEA adayları
A.Y. 2026/2027, three sessions for EU and equivalent candidates: 1st session - admission application from mid-December 2025 to 23 March 2026, 12:00 (TOLC-I taken between 1 January 2025 and 20 March 2026
CEnT-S between 1 November 2025 and 31 March 2026)
2nd session - application from 9 April to 11 May 2026, 12:00 (TOLC-I between 1 January 2025 and 8 May 2026)
AB / AEA dışı adaylar
A.Y. 2026/2027: first session only - admission application by 23 March 2026, 12:00. CEnT-S must be taken between November 2025 and 31 March 2026 (UniTrento accepts normalised scores available by 30 January for the 1st macro-period and by 31 March for the 2nd macro-period). Non-EU ranking published by 6 April 2026 per the call PDF / by 14 April 2026 per the programme webpage. Pre-enrolment by the deadline stated in the ranking (non-refundable EUR 80 fee); educational qualification confirmation 6-17 July 2026; embassy/consulate pre-enrolment on Universitaly for the study visa; the entry visa must be obtained no later than 31 October 2026 and the student must be in Italy by the start of classes.
2. Kabul koşulları
Akademik geçmiş
1) Educational qualification: an Italian secondary school diploma ('diploma di maturita') or an equivalent foreign qualification, already held or to be obtained by 31 July 2026. A foreign qualification must have been obtained after at least 12 years of schooling, after attending the final two years of the foreign education system concerned, and must give access to a comparable university programme in the issuing country; where the issuing country requires an academic suitability test for university entry, proof of passing it is required (examples explicitly listed in the call: Selectividad in Spain, Gaokao in China, Prova de Afericao / Prova Geral de Acesso ao Ensino Superior in Portugal, YKS in Turkey, Konkur in Afghanistan). 2) Test requirement: pass the TOLC-I or CEnT-S within the validity windows of the chosen session (test taken in calendar year 2025 or 2026). 3) Age: non-EU candidates only must have reached the age of majority by 30 September 2026. 4) Seats for a.y. 2026/2027, Computer Science (English track), total 105: 1st session 70 seats = 27 for EU and equivalent with TOLC-I + 18 for EU and equivalent with CEnT-S + 25 reserved for non-EU candidates with CEnT-S
2nd session 25 seats (EU and equivalent, TOLC-I only)
3rd session 10 seats (EU and equivalent, TOLC-I only). Unassigned first-session places roll over to later sessions. 5) Minimum eligibility thresholds: 18/50 on the TOLC-I
Dil yeterliliği
English (English curriculum): B2 level, 'which you need to acquire or certify during the admission process or at the latest before taking exams belonging to the 2nd and 3rd year'. The year-1 study plan contains a compulsory 0-CFU 'Language Test: English B2' (code COCS_EN_B2). The admission call adds that students admitted to Computer Science (English track) 'must pass an English proficiency exam at the level required by the Degree Program Regulations within their first year of study'. No specific IELTS/TOEFL score is published as a hard admission gate: proficiency can be demonstrated by (a) taking and passing the English test at the University Language Centre (CLA) before the start of the second year, or (b) submitting, after enrolment, a recognised international language certificate at a level equal to or higher than the required level (list of accepted certificates published by CLA). Free CLA language courses are available. Certificate recognition is requested through the online application 'Language certificates - Departments of Physics, Information Engineering and Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, Mathematics, CIBIO' on webapps.unitn.it. Additional requirements specific to the English curriculum: native Italian speakers must reach English C1 or Technical English before taking 3rd-year exams; non-native Italian speakers must pass a basic Italian language proficiency test before taking 3rd-year exams (an Italian language A1 course worth 3 CFU is offered in the year-1 'Choice of language' slot). Note: the English section at the end of the TOLC-I does not count towards the admission score and, for the English track, does not substitute the B2 requirement (that substitution route is stated only for the Italian curriculum). For comparison, the Italian curriculum requires English A2 then B1.
Sınav / değerlendirme
CISIA admission test, no UniTrento-specific exam and no interview. Two routes for a.y. 2026/2027: (a) TOLC-I - national CISIA test, 50 scored questions (Mathematics 20, Logic 10, Sciences 10, Verbal comprehension 10
110 min) plus a compulsory but unscored 30-question English section (15 min); can be taken in person (TOLC@UNI) at any CISIA university or online (TOLC@HOME); fee EUR 35.00; may be repeated but not more than once per calendar month; minimum threshold 18/50; valid for the English track in all three sessions. (b) CEnT-S (CISIA English Test - Sciences) - English-language CISIA test used specifically for DISI's English-taught programmes
55 questions of which UniTrento scores 45 (Mathematics 15, Reasoning on texts and data 15, Chemistry 10, Physics 5 - the 10 Biology questions are excluded), 90 min; taken in person (CEnT@UNI) or from home (CEnT@CASA); fee EUR 55.00; can be taken once per macro-period (macro-period 1: Nov-Dec 2025 and Jan 2026; macro-period 2: Feb-Mar 2026); scores are normalised and published at the end of each macro-period; minimum threshold 16/45; valid for the first session only
3. Hazırlanacak belgeler
UniTrento does not publish a single consolidated document checklist for this programme; the documents named in the 2026/27 admission call and linked pages are: (1) identification/authentication for the online application - SPID, CIE (Italian electronic ID) or a UniTrento account; non-EU applicants and applicants without an Italian tax code/ID must register a UniTrento 'guest' account at least three working days before the deadline
(2) CISIA test registration and completed TOLC-I or CEnT-S (results are retrieved automatically by UniTrento from the CISIA database - no document upload by the candidate)
(3) for candidates with a foreign qualification (uploaded during the online application, .pdf or .jpg): if the final qualification is not yet obtained, a Transcript of Records with subjects and grades for the last two years of study; if already obtained, a scanned copy of the diploma - a certified translation into Italian or English is required unless the document is in English, French, German or Spanish
1) SOURCE ACCESS: corsi.unitn.it returns HTTP 405 and www.unitn.it returns HTTP 403 to direct automated requests (WAF/Cloudflare). All corsi.unitn.it and www.unitn.it content above was retrieved through a plain-text rendering proxy of the same official URLs, and the 2026/27 admission call PDF was read in full (24 pages) that way; www.disi.unitn.it and webapps.unitn.it were reachable directly. Facts were cross-checked between the call PDF, the English programme page and its Italian twin page. 2) ENTRY TEST CHANGE vs. THE TASK BRIEF: the brief said admission is via 'English TOLC-I (CISIA)'. That was true for a.y. 2025/26; for a.y. 2026/2027 the DISI call no longer lists an English TOLC-I for the English track - the English-language route is now the CEnT-S (CISIA English Test - Sciences), first session only, mandatory for non-EU and optional for EU candidates, while EU candidates may alternatively sit the (Italian) TOLC-I in any of the three sessions. Anyone comparing against 2025/26 material will see the older wording. 3) INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN OFFICIAL PAGES: the English admission page lists under the first session 'Italian proficiency test for Non-Europeans: 11 March 2026'; the Italian version of the same page (corsi.unitn.it/it/informatica-laurea/iscriversi/ammissione-e-immatricolazione) does not contain that line, and the 2026/27 call makes no Italian-language requirement for admission to the English track. It is most likely a leftover/template item, but it could not be reconciled - treat it as unverified. 4) RANKING PUBLICATION DATE MISMATCH: the call PDF states the non-EU first-session ranking is published 'by April 6, 2026', while the programme webpage says 'by 14 April 2026'; the Italian binding version of the call would settle this. Similarly the third-session ranking is 'August 6, 2026' in the call and 'by 7 August 2026' on the webpage. 5) TRACK vs. STANDALONE PROGRAMME: Computer Science is not a separate accredited degree - it is the English percorso of the single L-31 degree whose Italian track is called 'Informatica'. They share one admission call, one degree class and one webpage, but have separate seat quotas and separate ranking lists, and the English track has its own language rules. The programme card therefore shows 'LANGUAGE: English Italian'. 6) DUPLICATE OFFICIAL URLS: corsi.unitn.it serves the same programme at /en/computer-science-bachelor and at /en/computer-sciences (the latter is the link used from the DISI site); /en/computer-science is the Master's degree. The canonical bachelor URL used in the menu and breadcrumb is /en/computer-science-bachelor. 7) REQUIRED DOCUMENTS is marked uncertain because UniTrento publishes no single checklist for this programme; the list given is assembled from Note 2 and Note 3 of the call plus the language-certificate page, and additional documents may be requested by the International Mobility Office during visa/pre-enrolment. 8) NUMBER OF NON-EU SCHOLARSHIPS for this programme is not published in advance - it is announced together with the ranking. 9) No IELTS/TOEFL minimum score is published for this bachelor: the B2 requirement is satisfied post-admission via the CLA test or a recognised certificate, so applicants without a certificate are not blocked at application stage.
Programme page link note: https://corsi.unitn.it/en/computer-science-bachelor (admission page: https://corsi.unitn.it/en/computer-science-bachelor/enrollment/admission-and-enrollment ; language requirements: https://corsi.unitn.it/en/computer-science-bachelor/study/language-proficiency ; department overview: https://www.disi.unitn.it/prospective-students/bachelor-courses)
Call for applications link note: https://corsi.unitn.it/sites/cds/files/2025-12/call-admission-disi-26-27_eng.pdf ('Call for admission Bachelor's Degrees in Computer Science and Information Engineering area 2026/2027', English courtesy translation, 24 pages, published 22 December 2025). Legally binding Italian version: https://corsi.unitn.it/sites/cds/files/2025-12/bando-ammissione-lauree-ingegneria-scienza-informazione-26-27.pdf . Third-session notice: https://corsi.unitn.it/sites/cds/files/2026-06/avviso-attivazione-terza-sezione-candidati-europei-equiparati-26-27.pdf
Tuition and fees link note: https://www.unitn.it/en/study/fees-scholarships-accommodation/tuition-fees (non-EU students in English-taught programmes: https://www.unitn.it/en/study/fees-scholarships-accommodation/tuition-fees/non-eu-citizens/degree-programmes-english - first-year fee set by admission score: 90-100 exempt, 70-89 EUR 1,000, 60-69 EUR 2,000, 50-59 EUR 4,500; maximum EUR 6,000 per year; EU and equivalent students pay ISEE-based fees)
Başvurmadan önce bu noktaları resmî çağrıda doğrula.
“'This admission call regulates the admission process for the following Degree Courses for the academic year 2026/2027: Ingegneria Informatica, delle Comunicazioni ed Elettronica (in Italian); Computer, Communications and Electronic Engineering (in English); Informatica (in Italian); Computer Science (in English)' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 1.”
“'Computer Science (track in English language) (classe L-31 Scienze e Tecnologie informatiche)' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, cover page.”
“'Possession of a secondary school diploma, either already obtained or to be obtained by July 31, 2026, in Italy or abroad, provided the qualification is deemed valid.' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 2.2.”
“'Exclusively for non-EU candidates: must have reached the age of majority by September 30, 2026.' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 2.2.”
“'By March 23, 2026, for the first session - the only session available for non-European candidates; Between April 9 and May 11, 2026, for the second session - open only to European and Equivalent candidates. Between Jun 4 and July 31, 2026, for the third session - open only to European and Equivalent candidates.' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 4.1.”
“'To access the English-taught degree programs in Computer Science and Computer, Communications and Electronic Engineering, candidates may take the CEnT-S (CISIA English Test - Sciences). This test, which is valid only for the first session, is: Mandatory for non-EU candidates. Optional for EU and equivalent candidates...' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 4.2.”
“'18 points out of 50 for candidates competing with the TOLC-I; 16 points out of 45 for candidates competing with the CEnT-S in the first session.' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 5.3.1.”
“'Only in the third session, candidates who obtain a score lower than 18 but greater than or equal to 17 in the TOLC-I test will be admitted with OFA (Additional Learning Requirements).' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 5.3.1.”
“'Ingegneria Informatica, delle Comunicazioni ed Elettronica (Italian track), Computer, Communications and Electronic Engineering (English track), and Computer Science (English track): Admitted students must pass an English proficiency exam at the level required by the Degree Program Regulations within their first year of study.' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Note 6.”
“'If you choose the Curriculum in English, you must have the following language skills: English proficiency at level B2, which you need to acquire or certify during the admission process or at the latest before taking exams belonging to the 2nd and 3rd year. If you are a native Italian speaker, you must have English proficiency at level C1, or Technical English... If you are not a native Italian speaker, you must pass a basic Italian language proficiency test before taking [exams] belonging to the 3rd year.' - corsi.unitn.it, Computer Science bachelor, Language proficiency page.”
“'If you are a European citizen or equivalent: TOLC-I test to enrol in the Italian or English programme. CEnT test in English to enrol in the English programme in the first session only. If you are a non-European citizen: CEnT test in English to enrol in the English curriculum in the first session only.' - corsi.unitn.it, Computer Science bachelor, Admission and enrollment page.”
“'TYPE OF DEGREE: Bachelor's Degree; DURATION: 3 years; CREDITS: 180; LANGUAGE: English Italian; ACCESS: Programmed; DEPARTMENT: Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science; LOCATION: Ferrari 1 Building' - corsi.unitn.it/en/computer-science-bachelor programme card.”
“'Polo Ferrari 1: via Sommarive 5, 38123 Povo (TN)' - corsi.unitn.it, Computer Science bachelor, Contacts page.”
“'NEW! Starting from the academic year 2024/2025, both Bachelor's degree provides a curriculum entirely offered in English' - www.disi.unitn.it/prospective-students/bachelor-courses.”
“'Tuition fees for the first academic year are determined based on the TOLC admission test score normalized on a scale of 100, as follows: 90-100 Exempted from paying tuition fees; 70-89 EUR 1,000; 60-69 EUR 2,000; 50-59 EUR 4,500... The maximum tuition fee for non-European Union students not residing in Italy is EUR 6,000.00 per academic year' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 8.2.”
“'Non-European candidates residing abroad who rank among the top positions in the ranking and achieve a score of at least 70/100 may be awarded a scholarship, depending on the number of scholarships available for each degree course.' - Admission Call a.y. 2026/27, Article 8.2.”