To resume your studies, you’ll need to make payments for a fixed fee and the current academic year’s enrollment fee.
If you resume your studies after one year of interruption, the fixed fee due for the missed year of enrollment is €320. If you resume your studies after a break of 2 or more years, the fixed fee due is €200 for each year of missed enrollment, up to a maximum of €1000.
Annual comprehensive contribution (I, II, III, IV and V installments) calculated according to the provisions of the current tuition and fees regulations. Fees for international students may be different. Please, check this page for international students’ fees information.
Upon payment of the first installment, those who graduate by February 28 are not entitled to any refund.
If you have a disability exceeding 66%, you are not required to make any payments for the years of interruption, and therefore, you must only pay the enrollment fee for the current academic year (€16.00).
Disabilities between 40% and 66% require payment of half of the fixed fee due for the year of non-enrollment (€320.00 or €200.00).
Students who are engaged in civil service for that year may interrupt their career for just one year, benefiting from paying only the fixed fee of €200.
PLEASE NOTE You are exempt from paying the fixed fee for one year when you are forced to interrupt your studies:
a. due to serious and prolonged illnesses duly certified;
b. for maternity, subject to a pregnancy certificate;
c. in the year of birth or adoption of a child; the exemption applies to only one parent for that academic year.
In the event that the graduating student intends to resume their studies after a one-year interruption and has completed the exams or has taken at least 90% of the exams, he or she is only required to pay a flat-rate contribution (including stamp duty and regional tax) equal to:
The interruption period is not taken into consideration for the evaluation of merit according to this regulation for the years following the first. For the first year of enrollment after the interruption, students are placed in the first merit tier.