selection call - restricted places (numero programmato / 'programmazione locale'): 150 places in A.Y. 2026/27 (140 for Italian/EU/equivalent applicants incl. 3 Marco Polo, 10 reserved for non-EU visa seekers), ranked by grades; both paths share the same places and the path is chosen at enrolment.
Partially English: two paths chosen at enrolment. Global Management = English (official language of the path). Marketing Globale = Italian (except the Global Accounting course, which is taught in English). Source: A.Y. 2026/27 didactic regulation and admission call.
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A.Y. 2026/27, EU / equivalent / non-EU legally resident in Italy / Italian-title applicants (apply on Segreterie OnLine; foreign-title ones also upload documents on apply.unimib.it by the same dates): 1st session 18 Feb-31 Mar 2026 (0 places for this programme)
2nd session 15 Apr-6 Jul 2026 (all 140 places; ranking published by 30 Jul 2026)
3rd session 7 Jul-7 Sep 2026 (0 places for this programme). Enrolment documents for foreign titles by 31 Oct 2026. All windows have already closed as of 19 Sep 2026; no A.Y. 2027/28 call was found. Note: the apply.unimib.it news page lists the limited-places 1st call as 10 Feb-31 Mar 2026, while the programme call says it starts 18 Feb 2026.
A.Y. 2026/27 non-EU applicants residing abroad (visa seekers), separate call: apply on https://apply.unimib.it/ from 18 Feb 2026 to 31 Mar 2026 (12:00 Italian time), 10 places reserved; rankings published by 18 May 2026; admitted students must arrive in Italy by 31 Jan 2027 and send enrolment documents by 31 Oct 2026. Separate Universitaly pre-enrolment date (general date from the apply.unimib.it news page, not programme-specific): 31 July 2026. Closed as of 19 Sep 2026. Non-EU applicants holding a valid Italian residence permit use the EU call above.
A.Y. 2026/27 call. (1) First-level degree (3 years) with 48 CFU/ECTS in four areas: business 20 (SECS-P/07, P/08, P/09, P/10, P/11), economics 12 (SECS-P/01, P/02, P/03, P/06), quantitative 10 (SECS-S/01, S/03, S/05, S/06, MAT/05, M-PSI/03, INF/01, ING-INF/05), law 6 (IUS/01, 02, 04, 05, 07, 08, 09, 10, 12, 13, 14). Requirements must be held by the application deadline (Italian-title applicants; degree by 31 Oct 2026 for students still enrolled). (2) Foreign degree: any first-level degree of at least 3 years judged suitable by the International Admissions Office; the selection committee checks the curricular requirements from transcripts (hours of study can be used if credits/SSD are unclear). Non-EU visa-seeker call: degree to be obtained by 31 December 2026. (3) Selection is by ranking: weighted average (2 decimals) of the 48 highest-graded required credits (30 cum laude = 31); for foreign degrees missing grades count as 18/30; ties go to the younger candidate. No minimum grade is stated in the call. Note: the 2026/27 didactic regulation art. 5 also mentions degree classes L-18/L-33 as direct access and 48 CFU for other classes, while the call requires the 48 CFU for everyone with an Italian degree.
English B2 (CEFR) is required for all applicants and for both paths ('admission is conditional on the possession of a B2 level English language certificate'). Foreign-title applicants: (a) an English certificate at B2 or higher recognised by the University and obtained within the last 5 years (list: http://www.unimib.it/sites/default/files/2024-11/Certificazioni_INGLESE_ott2023_UNIMIB.pdf), or (b) a first-level degree taught entirely in English (with certification from the awarding university), or (c) a passport from Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Malta, New Zealand, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kingdom or USA. Italian-title applicants: 4 CFU of English in the degree, or a B2 certificate (max 5 years old), or Bicocca Open Badge 'Inglese B2', or an English-language diploma. Needed by the application deadline. [uncertain: the non-EU visa-seeker call also lists 'Knowledge of Italian: level B2 ... to be achieved by 31 July 2026' and asks for an 'English or Italian language certification (depending on the language of the course)'; it is not stated whether the Italian B2 applies to English-path (Global Management) applicants - most likely only to the Italian path.]
none - no admission test or interview; ranking by weighted average grade of the 48 required credits. Only Italian-title applicants lacking B2 proof can sit an on-site English test at Bicocca (windows 23-30 Mar 2026, 22 Jun-3 Jul 2026, 2-7 Sep 2026; request by 17 Mar, 16 Jun, 26 Aug 2026).
Foreign-title applicants (EU/equivalent, non-EU residing in Italy) via apply.unimib.it: degree certificate or, for undergraduates, university enrolment certificate; updated transcript of records; syllabus (detailed exam programmes - strongly recommended, not mandatory); identity document (passport or ID card); English B2 certificate; EUR 30 admission fee (non-refundable). Non-EU visa-seeker call (apply.unimib.it): degree/enrolment certificate, updated transcript, identity document, syllabus, English (or Italian, depending on course language) B2 certificate, pre-enrolment fee (non-refundable); CIMEA comparability/verification certificate request if the University asks for it. Italian-title applicants: online self-certification of curricular credits (area, SSD, course name, credits, grade) plus the EUR 30 fee. At enrolment (foreign titles): degree diploma in original language with legalisation, translation if not in Italian/English/French/Spanish/German, Italian tax code, residence permit (non-EU in Italy), any extra documents requested; originals checked at the International Admission desk by 28 Feb 2027.
Source year used: A.Y. 2026/27 throughout (official call, didactic regulation, programme pages); all 2026/27 application windows had already closed on 19 Sep 2026 and no A.Y. 2027/28 call was found, so students must wait for the next call. No bot protection or Wayback use was needed (unimib.it, en.unimib.it, apply.unimib.it and elearning.unimib.it were readable). Language labels: Italian page 'Doppia lingua', English page key-facts strip 'English', regulation 'Inglese, Italiano', apply portal 'Study language: English' for the Global Management entry - all consistent with one bilingual programme in which only the Global Management path is English. [uncertain] whether Italian B2 is asked from English-path visa seekers (see language_requirements). Minor date difference: apply.unimib.it news page gives 10 Feb 2026 as the start of the limited-places 1st call, the programme call says 18 Feb 2026 (the call was used). The number of places (140 EU + 10 non-EU) is shared between the two paths; no separate seat number for Global Management was found. Differences from the database record: none in name, level, duration or city; only the language flag should become English+Italian. Universitaly and Cineca catalogue pages were not opened because the university's own official pages settle the question.
Başvurmadan önce bu noktaları resmî çağrıda doğrula.
“PERCORSO GLOBAL MANAGEMENT (lingua ufficiale: inglese) [A.Y. 2026/2027]”
“Marketing Globale (la lingua ufficiale del percorso è l'italiano) e Global Management (la lingua ufficiale del percorso è l'inglese) [Marketing Globale (official language: Italian) and Global Management (official language: English)] [A.Y. 2026/2027]”
“1° sessione: dal 18 febbraio 2026 al 31 marzo 2026; 2° sessione: dal 15 aprile 2026 al 6 luglio 2026; 3° sessione: dal 7 luglio 2026 al 7 settembre 2026 [sessions 1-3] [A.Y. 2026/2027]”
“Marketing e mercati globali | 0 | 140 (di cui 3 destinati a studenti Marco Polo) | 0 | 140 [places: 1st session 0, 2nd session 140 incl. 3 Marco Polo, 3rd session 0, total 140] [A.Y. 2026/2027]”
“La graduatoria è redatta tenendo conto della media ponderata, arrotondata al secondo decimale, risultante dai 48 crediti con votazione più alta richiesti per la selezione [The ranking uses the weighted average of the 48 highest-graded required credits] [A.Y. 2026/2027]”
