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3 resmî kaynakSon kontrol: 29 Ağustos 2026
Bozen-Bolzano — the main city-centre campus at Universitätsplatz 1 / piazza Università 1, 39100 Bozen-Bolzano, Italy. Faculty of Economics and Management (Faculty Secretariat at the same address, +39 0471 013000, schoolofeconomics@unibz.it). All teaching is at the Bolzano main campus; this programme has no teaching at NOI Techpark, Brixen-Bressanone, Bruneck-Brunico, Trento or Innsbruck. Study trips are part of the programme and take students off campus (the brochure names the European Parliament in Strasbourg and the Constitutional Court in Rome as examples).
LM-63
Restricted access (numero programmato) with a merit-based ranking list produced purely by DOCUMENTARY EVALUATION of the applicant's academic dossier. There is NO entrance exam, NO TOLC, NO SAT, NO CENT-S, NO GMAT/GRE, NO interview, NO portfolio, NO motivation letter, NO video and NO project proposal. The ranking decree describes the method as 'la valutazione dei dossiers di aspiranti studenti e studentesse' — evaluation of applicant dossiers — against criteria approved by Faculty Council of the Faculty of Economics resolution no. 200 of 14.11.2025. Selection has two gates: (a) an eliminatory prerequisite gate — a qualifying bachelor degree (or 16 ECTS across at least two named disciplinary areas), plus the C1 + B2 language requirement, plus a minimum total of 60/100 points; and (b) a scored ranking worth up to 102 points. Separate ranking lists are drawn for (i) EU citizens and citizens given parity of treatment and (ii) non-EU citizens living abroad, each against its own quota. LANGUAGE EXAMS at the unibz Language Centre are the only test-like element, and only for applicants who choose that route to prove their levels.
TRILINGUAL (Italian / German / English) — NOT an English-taught programme. The admission-information PDF states unambiguously: 'The official teaching languages are German, Italian and English.' The programme page and brochure 'At a glance' box both say 'Courses will be taught in: Italian, German and English (trilingual)'. Crucially, unibz's own guidance for trilingual masters states the admission premise: 'In order to be admitted to your Master's degree course, you have met the entry language requirements, i.e. you have demonstrated that you can use at least two of the three official teaching languages at C1 and B2 level.' ACTUAL LANGUAGE DISTRIBUTION of the published course offering (cohorts enrolled from 2025, both curricula pooled, 151 CP of listed courses): ENGLISH ~96 CP (Economic Policy and Sustainable Development 6; Public Management and Innovation 6; Introduction to Data Management and Data Analysis 8; Public and Administrative Law 8; Policy Design, Democracy and Citizen Engagement 8; Applied Regression Analysis for Public Policy 6; Economics of the Public Sector 6; Behavioral Economics and Public Policy Design 6; Project Design and Management 6; Strategies for Sustainable Solutions: Design Thinking in Public Services 6; Sustainability Economics 6; Impact Evaluation 6; Energy and Resource Economics 6; Labour, Health and Education 6; Finance of the Public Sector 6). ITALIAN ~37 CP (Information and Digitalization LAB 3; Accounting in the Public Sector 6; Administrative Law and Writing LAB 6; Soft Skills and Problem Solving Clinic 4; Law of Regions and Autonomies 6; European Administrative Law and Projects 6; Contracts and Sustainability 6). GERMAN ~18 CP (Human Resource Management in the Public Sector 6; Law and Policy of European and International Organizations 6; Non-profits and Cooperatives 6). So English is the single largest language of instruction by volume — roughly 64% of the offered credits — which makes this programme LOOK English-friendly at course level. That impression is misleading: the language BARRIER here is administrative (the C1 + B2 entry rule and the C1/C1/B1 exit rule), not the timetable. — the per-course language codes and the CP arithmetic are derived from the rendered course-offering page for the 'enrolled from 2025' cohort with the 2026/27 year selector; unibz can reassign a course's teaching language from year to year, and the exact split should be re-checked against the live course offering.
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Alplerin kalbinde, üç dilli (İtalyanca, Almanca, İngilizce) eğitim veren zengin ve butik üniversite.
ONE window only for non-EU citizens living outside Italy: the EARLY BIRD APPLICATION, 02/03/2026 – 28/04/2026 by noon local time = 2 Mart 2026 to 28 Nisan 2026. The admission-information PDF is explicit: 'Only one application period is offered. After the deadline it is not possible to apply anymore. Application fee: € 50.' Non-EU applicants living abroad are NOT eligible for the Late Application or the Additional Application Session — both are labelled 'only for EU citizens'. They are ranked on a separate list against a separate quota of just 5 places and must additionally pre-enrol on the Universitaly portal (one programme only) to obtain the study visa. PRACTICAL CONSEQUENCE FOR A TURKISH APPLICANT WITHOUT AN ITALIAN RESIDENCE PERMIT: exactly one attempt per academic year, closing at the end of April — five months before teaching starts — against 5 places, with a hard C1 + B2 language gate that eliminated 3 of the 4 non-EU applicants in the 2026/27 cycle. Missing the window means waiting a full year.
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“'Available places — EU citizens and citizens given parity of treatment: Early Bird Application: 40; Late Application: 10. Non-EU citizens (living abroad): Early Bird Application: 5' [admission-information PDF, 2026/27]”
“'Places available: 50 EU + 5 non-EU' [brochure PDF and programme page, At a glance]”
“'Courses will be taught in: Italian, German and English (trilingual)' [brochure PDF and programme page, At a glance]”
“'Courses will definetely be starting' [programme page, 2026/27 status box]”
“'The official teaching languages are German, Italian and English. Therefore, the following language requirements apply, otherwise you will be excluded from the admission procedure: Entry level (to gain admission) 1st language: C1; 2nd language: B2; 3rd language: no level required.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Exit level (to graduate) 1st language: C1; 2nd language: C1; 3rd language: B1.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'A B1 level in the third language is the minimum requirement for taking curricular examinations in that specific language.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Your first language is the language in which you have the highest level of proficiency (C1). Your third language is instead the language in which you are weaker (or in which you are an absolute beginner).' [admission-information PDF]”
“'In order to be admitted to your Master's degree course, you have met the entry language requirements, i.e. you have demonstrated that you can use at least two of the three official teaching languages at C1 and B2 level.' [guide.unibz.it, Guide to language learning paths — Trilingual master programmes]”
“'there are exit language requirements: in order to graduate, you will need to certify two languages at the C1 level and the third language at the B1 level.' [guide.unibz.it, Trilingual master programmes]”
“'Al corso di laurea magistrale hanno accesso le persone che sono in possesso di buone competenze in due delle tre lingue di insegnamento (tedesco, italiano o inglese); nella prima lingua le competenze devono essere ad un livello C1 del Quadro Comune Europeo di Riferimento, nella seconda ad un livello B2.' — Access to the master requires good competence in two of the three teaching languages (German, Italian or English); C1 in the first, B2 in the second [Early Bird ranking-list decree, 2026/27]”
“'Le seguenti persone non soddisfano i requisiti linguistici richiesti per l'accesso e vengono pertanto escluse dal procedimento di ammissione. Possono ricandidarsi nella seconda sessione.' — The following persons do not meet the language requirements for access and are therefore excluded from the admission procedure; they may reapply in the second session. Six Applicant IDs listed for EU/parity, three for non-EU [Early Bird ranking-list decree]”
“'Sono ammesse e possono immatricolarsi le seguenti 40 persone' — The following 40 persons are admitted and may enrol [Early Bird ranking-list decree, EU citizens and equivalent; lowest admitted score 66.22]”
“'È ammessa e può immatricolarsi la seguente persone' — The following person is admitted and may enrol. One applicant only, score 83.84 [Early Bird ranking-list decree, NON-EU CITIZENS LIVING ABROAD, against 5 places]”
“'Sono ammesse e possono immatricolarsi le seguenti 28 persone' — The following 28 persons are admitted and may enrol [Late Application ranking-list decree, EU citizens and equivalent; top score 102.00, lowest admitted 61.05]”
“'La seguente persona non raggiunge né i 16 crediti formativi universitari (CFU) in almeno due degli ambiti richiesti né il punteggio minimo richiesto e viene pertanto esclusa dalla graduatoria.' — score 56.37 [Late Application ranking-list decree]”
“'La graduatoria ai fini dell'ammissione è data dalla valutazione dei dossiers di aspiranti studenti e studentesse sulla base dei criteri approvati con delibera del Consiglio di Facoltà della Facoltà di Economia n. 200 dd. 14.11.2025' [both ranking-list decrees]”
“'1. Grade average (max. 70 points) … In case of a bachelor concluded with the highest grade and the mention "summa cum laude", 2 additional points will be awarded.' [admission-information PDF, Admission procedure]”
“'2. Further language proficiency — You will receive 10 points if you demonstrate a B2 level in the third language.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'3. Prior knowledge — You will receive an additional maximum of 20 points if you have completed or are in the process of completing one of the following degree classes … As an alternative, you will receive up to a maximum of 10 points if you have successfully attended one or more courses in disciplinary fields/scientific sectors coherent with the course offering of the subjects taught in this master programme (also at other universities). The 16 credit points (ECTS) required for admission to the master will not be considered.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Minimum total points for admission to the ranking list: 60 points. The total score will be adjusted upwards or downwards.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'In the event of equal scores, priority will be given to the applicant who has obtained the highest score for the first criterion. If scores are still equal, the younger applicant will have priority.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'a university degree in a different class to the ones listed above or an equivalent qualification gained abroad. At least 16 credit points must have been acquired in at least two of the following areas: Law … Economics and Business … Statistics, Mathematics and Informatics … Politics, Sociology and Organization' [admission-information PDF, Entry requirements]”
“'Students who wish to acquire additional credits in order to reach the required 16 ECTS credit points for admission to master programme may contact the Study Course Director Stefania Baroncelli (stefania.baroncelli@unibz.it) or the Administrative Secretary Marina Fattor (marina.fattor2@unibz.it).' [admission-information PDF]”
“'You can apply if you have acquired at least 140 credit points (ECTS). In this case you will be admitted conditionally, and you will need to submit your diploma by the enrolment deadline.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'2. Excel file: If you have not graduated yet, you must confirm that you have acquired at least 140 credit points (ECTS) in your course of origin. Please use the excel file available in the application portal.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Courses included in the programme of the Master in Public Policy and Innovative Governance are not valid for the acquisition of the 16 ECTS required for admission.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'You will be able to submit a late enrolment request and, only if there still are available places, you will be allowed to enrol by 11 December 2026.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Only one application period is offered. After the deadline it is not possible to apply anymore. Application fee: € 50.' [admission-information PDF, Non-EU-Citizens living outside of Italy]”
“'A permit to stay for study reasons or a visa for tourism is not valid. … if you do not upload the permit in the application portal, you will be automatically considered a non-EU citizen living abroad and therefore subject to the admission procedure through the Italian authorities in your country of origin.' [admission-information PDF, EU-Citizens and equivalent]”
“'For EU citizens and citizens given parity of treatment only: any remaining places of the early bird application, will be offered in the late application.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'I cittadini e le cittadine non-UE residenti all'estero sono ammessi e ammesse con riserva: la riserva viene sciolta previa comunicazione ufficiale, inviata direttamente all'unibz, dal consolato italiano all'estero' [Early Bird ranking-list decree]”
“'Fees amount to € 1200 — 1st instalment (€ 600): includes the revenue stamp of € 16. 2nd instalment (€ 600): must be paid by March of the following year' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Diploma supplement, where it must be indicated: that you have achieved at least 180 credit points (ECTS) and that the qualification gives access to a master programme' [admission-information PDF, enrolment with a foreign degree]”
“'you will need at least € 800 per month for living … Overall, a bachelor programme will cost at least € 36,000, while a master programme will cost € 24,000.' [unibz, Information for non-EU citizens living abroad]”
“'With a residence permit for study purposes, you will be able to work part-time for no more than 20 hours a week and no more than 1,040 hours per year.' [unibz, Information for non-EU citizens living abroad]”
“'the admission to unibz does not confer automatically any right to obtaining a visa' [unibz, Information for non-EU citizens living abroad]”
“'Non-EU students can apply for a study grant only if they have a long-time residence permit or after they have had their residence in South Tyrol for at least one year without interruption.' [guide.unibz.it, Study Grants]”
“'International language certificates must not be older than five years before the date of their submission.' / 'If no overall result and/or level is stated on the certificate, the lowest level reached in one of the subskills is decisive for determining the level' / 'There is no compensation for "failed" parts of the exam' / 'DAAD certificates are not recognised.' [Resolution of the University Council n. 16/2026]”
“'you can only register for C1 and B2 level exams and only for one level per language (e.g. in the same exam session you can register for a C1 German and a B2 Italian exam, but not for a C1 and a B2 German exam)' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Beginner courses (A1) will be offered exclusively during the pre-semester intensive course session in September will no longer be offered during the academic year. Therefore, absolute beginners should start their learning path for the third language by attending the intensive courses in September.' [admission-information PDF]”
“'Insegnamenti previsti dal piano degli studi del corso di laurea magistrale in Politiche Pubbliche e Amministrazione non sono validi per l'acquisizione dei 16 CFU' — leftover reference to the predecessor programme name inside the 2026/27 decree [Early Bird ranking-list decree]”
“'Master in Public Policies and Administration … Italian degree class: LM-63 … Places available: 50 EU + 5 non-EU … Tuition fees: € 1.348,50 per year' [predecessor programme's archived admission-information PDF]”
“'Master in Public Policy and Innovative Governance (Application possible)' [unibz Additional Application Session page, 2026/27, EU citizens only, 18 August – 4 September]”
“'Public Policy, Impact and Sustainability – focus on impactful policy tools, grounded on economic principles with a strong emphasis on analytical and quantitative skills essential for evidence-based decision making. Governance, Law and Management – focus on the implementation of public policies combining legal, administrative, and managerial perspectives.' [programme page and brochure, Structure of the course]”
“'Upon graduation, students will be well prepared to succeed in public competitions ("concorsi") in Italy.' [programme page, Career opportunities]”
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