Joint degree (Eu-HEM) offered by four partner universities, the University of Bologna, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the University of Oslo and MCI | The Entrepreneurial School (Innsbruck), with the first semester in Bologna for all students and the next semesters at the partner universities of the chosen track: applications are handled through the University of Oslo or MCI Innsbruck, the next enrolment steps are handled by Erasmus University Rotterdam (students also register at the University of Bologna for the first semester), and participation fees are paid at the University of Oslo or Erasmus University Rotterdam. selection call - joint Eu-HEM admission run by the University of Oslo or MCI | The Entrepreneurial School (Innsbruck), not by the University of Bologna: applicants who meet the minimum grade compete for about 80 places and are ranked on the grade average of their degree and their motivation letter; admission is decided by the joint programme board (the Unibo catalogue lists the programme as 'Open access', i.e. no Italian numerus clausus)
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Dünyanın en eski üniversitesi (1088). Tam bir öğrenci şehri ve akademik mükemmeliyet merkezi.
Kaynaklı kabul dosyası
1. Başvuru takvimi
AB / AEA adayları
A.Y. 2027/28 (joint Eu-HEM admission; applications are made through the University of Oslo or MCI Innsbruck, not at the University of Bologna): (1) University of Oslo route - EU applicants 6 January to 1 March 2027 (application opens at the beginning of January)
(2) MCI | The Entrepreneurial School route - four application rounds with deadlines 8 November 2026, 7 February 2027, 11 April 2027 and 30 May 2027, results about 3 weeks after each round's deadline. Applicants receive only one offer. Admitted students accept the offer (UiO route: within 7 days) and must pay the participation fee before the date set by the joint programme (enrolment pages: before 1 July
FAQ: before 1 August) . All students start the first semester in Bologna.
A.Y. 2027/28 (joint Eu-HEM admission, not run by the University of Bologna): (1) University of Oslo route - non-EU applicants 15 October to 1 December 2026; (2) MCI | The Entrepreneurial School route - application rounds with deadlines 8 November 2026, 7 February 2027, 11 April 2027 and 30 May 2027 (applicants from outside the EU pay a EUR 150 tuition-fee deposit after completing the MCI application; early application is recommended because visa procedures may take three months or more). After admission, visa applicants pre-enrol on Universitaly for Health Economics and Management (Master's degree) at the University of Bologna, uploading the bachelor diploma and/or transcript so that Unibo can approve the pre-enrolment, and apply for the study visa (national visa-application deadline for A.Y. 2027/28: 31 October 2027).
A.Y. 2027/28 (joint Eu-HEM admission via the University of Oslo or MCI Innsbruck): a completed bachelor's degree comparable to a Norwegian bachelor's degree (MCI also asks for the higher-education entrance qualification), with a minimum grade average comparable to a Norwegian C - described by UiO as generally comparable to an American B, a British Second Class Upper or grade 11 in France (MCI: or the Austrian 'Gut'); foreign education is evaluated individually, without conversion tables. No fixed list of bachelor subjects: applicants from other backgrounds are considered if the motivation letter shows why they are strong candidates. Eligible applicants compete for about 80 places and are ranked on the degree grade average and the motivation letter; selected students usually have a higher grade than the minimum. Graduation timing (Unibo page and Eu-HEM FAQ): EU/EEA/Swiss applicants may apply before receiving the diploma only if the bachelor's degree is completed, and must submit the final diploma by early August 2027 at the latest or a confirmation from their university that the degree is completed; all other applicants must have completed the bachelor's degree at the time of application. The MCI programme page instead says applicants may apply before obtaining the bachelor's certificate and submit it before the start of studies [uncertain which rule prevails for non-EU applicants applying through MCI].
A.Y. 2027/28: documentation of English proficiency must be uploaded with the application, before the application deadline (the Unibo pages give no CEFR level). MCI Innsbruck route: TOEFL iBT or TOEFL iBT Home Edition, total 90 with at least 19 reading, 20 listening, 20 speaking and 24 writing (TOEFL MyBest scores not accepted)
IELTS Academic or IELTS Online, overall 6.5 with at least 6.5 in each component
PTE Academic or PTE Academic Online, overall 62 with at least 58 in each component; the test result must not be older than two years on the application deadline. Exempt from a test: International Baccalaureate with English at Higher Level (minimum 4) or Standard Level (minimum 6)
No written entrance test is described on the Unibo-hosted Eu-HEM pages reviewed. Selection is dossier-based: the Joint Admission Board assesses the submitted academic and language documentation, and applicants through MCI are informed of the result around 3 weeks after the deadline for each application round.
Official certificate or diploma and transcript of secondary education.
Bachelor's degree certificate and academic transcript.
Copy of passport.
Official translations of documents.
Curriculum vitae.
2 belge daha
Motivation letter.
For non-EU visa/pre-enrolment where applicable: bachelor diploma and/or transcript uploaded to Universitaly, plus the application summary for the Embassy or Consulate.
Application dates and requirements shown are for the intake starting in autumn 2027 (A.Y. 2027/28), as published on the Eu-HEM, University of Oslo and MCI Innsbruck pages; these pages do not print the academic year.
The deadline for paying the participation fee differs between Eu-HEM pages (before 1 July or before 1 August), so the exact date is not confirmed yet.
It is not confirmed whether non-EU applicants applying through MCI Innsbruck may apply before obtaining their bachelor's degree: the Eu-HEM FAQ says they must have completed it, while the MCI page says the certificate can be submitted before the start of studies.
The English test scores shown are those published by MCI Innsbruck; the University of Oslo route's own list of accepted scores and exemptions is not confirmed yet.
The University of Bologna lists the programme as open access, while the University of Oslo admission page lists 80 available places with applicants ranked on grade average and motivation letter.
The fees page shows 2026/27 participation fees (EUR 4,000 per year for EU and listed countries, EUR 9,000 for all other countries); the MCI Innsbruck programme page lists EUR 14,000 per year for students from all other countries without naming the year, so the 2027/28 non-EU amount is not confirmed yet.
Başvurmadan önce bu noktaları resmî çağrıda doğrula.
“To access Eu-HEM you need to have completed your Bachelor's degree and to be proficient in English.”
“The requirements are the same but the deadlines differ”
“The Joint Admission Board indicated in the admission notice analyses and assesses”
“Admissions are handled through the University of Oslo and the MCI | The Entrepreneurial School® of Innsbruck. The requirements are the same but the deadlines differ”
“If you are an EU / EEA Swiss applicant you must submit your final bachelor diploma early August the latest OR send us a confirmation from the university that the bachelor degree is completed and that you are waiting for the final diploma.”
“Eu-HEM is NOT part of the Erasmus Mundus programme”
“Please note that upon completion of the application process via the MCI platform a tuition fee deposit of EUR 150.00 is required if you apply from outside the EU.”
“Only if you are an EU / EEA Swiss applicant. In this case you must submit your final bachelor diploma early August the latest OR send us a confirmation from the university that the bachelor degree is completed and that you are waiting for the final diploma.”
“Tuition fees for non-EU students are collected through Erasmus University.”
“The European Master in Health Economics and Management (Eu-HEM) is a distinctive two-year master’s programme offered by four partner universities in the field of health economics and management.”
“You start at the University of Bologna (Italy) and have the unique opportunity to study abroad in 3 other different cities: Rotterdam in the Netherlands, Oslo in Norway, and Innsbruck in Austria.”
“The first semester starts in Bologna, the second, third and final semester are up to you.”
“You will select one out of four tracks. This will determine at which universities you will study during your 2nd and 3rd semester.”
