Laurea Triennale
in Food Tech for
Ecological Transition

L’Università di Scienze Gastronomiche garantisce agli studenti iscritti al Corso di Laurea Triennale e di Laurea Magistrale, che non possano frequentare in modo sistematico le attività didattiche, di essere riconosciuti come studenti “a tempo parziale”.

Regolamento per l’iscrizione a tempo parziale

L'Università di Scienze Gastronomiche offre esoneri dalla retta per gli studenti del primo anno di tutte le nazionalità.

Le borse di studio sono valide per il primo anno di corso e possono essere rinnovate per gli anni successivi, a condizione che lo studente mantenga i requisiti accademici specificati nel bando.

Bando di borsa di studio, a.a. 2026/2027

Candidati italiani

• Documenti richiesti
• Requisiti di merito per la conferma della borsa di studio
• Modulo di domanda per candidati italiani

Non-Italian Candidates

• Documents requested 
• Citizens coming from Particularly Poor Countries: Documents requested  
• Merit requirements to confirm the scholarship
• Scholarship Application form for non-Italian Candidates 

Tutte le studentesse e gli studenti UNISG che stiano conseguendo o abbiano conseguito un titolo di Laurea Triennale, Laurea Magistrale o Master di primo livello presso il nostro Ateneo possono usufruire di una riduzione di 4.000 euro sulla retta di iscrizione per il primo anno di corso. La riduzione verrà applicata all’atto del pagamento della seconda rata.

Tutte le studentesse e gli studenti che hanno frequentato le Summer School UNISG possono usufruire della riduzione di 500 euro sulla retta di iscrizione del primo anno di Corso, che verrà applicata sulla seconda rata.

Complessivamente per tutti i corsi di laurea, l’UNISG ha stanziato per l’A.A. 2026/2027 l’importo di 103.000 euro destinato alla copertura degli esoneri per i beneficiari delle borse di studio EDISU, fino a esaurimento dell’importo stesso. Pertanto, tali esoneri sono attribuiti seguendo l’ordine della graduatoria EDISU degli idonei alla borsa di studio, a partire dalle posizioni più alte, fino a esaurimento delle risorse finanziarie stanziate. Esaurite le suddette risorse, i restanti studenti collocati in graduatoria non potranno beneficiare dell’esonero totale per l’anno accademico di riferimento.

• Destinatari: Studenti italiani residenti in Italia (assegnatari o non assegnatari di esonero).
• Banca convenzionata: Intesa Sanpaolo (sito ufficiale).
• Guida al Prestito per Merito (scaricabile qui)

Students with United States citizenship are eligible to apply for American financial aid through the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. Note that for all UNISG programs, loan applications, must be initiated by the student and received at UNISG electronically.

Maximum Loan Amounts
Direct Stafford Loans are need based (subsidized) and non-need based (unsubsidized) and are subject to annual limits. The loan calculation is based on information from your FAFSA, information about other financial aid you are receiving and the cost of attendance (tuition and living expenses) which is set by the University. The maximum amounts are as follows:

• Three-Year Undergraduate Program
  Dependent Undergraduate Students
  – Year I: $ 3,500 subsidized; $ 5,500 total (subsidized & unsubsidized)
  – Year II: $ 4,500 subsidized; $ 6,500 total (subsidized & unsubsidized)
  – Year III: $ 5,500 subsidized; $ 7,500 total (subsidized & unsubsidized)
  Independent Undergraduate Students please contact financialaid@unisg.it for more information

PLUS loans (for parents of dependent students) and Grad PLUS loans (for independent students in the UNISG Master program) are also available.

Several steps are involved in applying for financial aid. Ensure that you start the process early in order to complete all steps in accordance with both U.S. Dept. of Education and UNISG deadlines.

As loans of all kinds involve serious financial commitments, UNISG requires that students be fully responsible in ensuring accurate and timely submission of their FAFSA. Although in some cases a student’s parents may participate in completing the form, the student is considered ultimately responsible for his or her application process.

Applying

To apply to Direct Loan, you must:

• Complete a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). In completing the FAFSA, you must indicate the UNISG Federal School Code (also called the Title IV Code): G41391.
• E-Sign an MPN (Master Promissory Note).
• Email the UNISG Financial Aid Office, indicating the total amount of subsidized loan, unsubsidized loan, and PLUS loan you are applying for. Also indicate any other financial aid or scholarships you are receiving, as well as any other documentation or information you wish to transmit that was not included in your FAFSA. All amounts should be shown in U.S. dollars and you should indicate the UNISG program you are applying for.
• Complete entrance counseling, if you are a first-time Stafford Loan applicant.

Deadlines

• FAFSA submission: within five days of the UNISG Registrar’s announcement of accepted candidates.
• Acceptance of UNISG admission offer and payment of initial deposit: within five days of receipt of loan confirmation from UNISG Financial Aid.

Disbursement of Funds
FSA funds are not disbursed directly to the student. Disbursements are made to UNISG and applied to the student’s university account. Funds in excess of the student’s university fees will be disbursed to the student’s personal bank account once the student arrives at UNISG. All currency exchange rates are based on the rate in effect on the day of deposit of funds.

All students receiving U.S. federal financial aid must demonstrate satisfactory academic progress (SAP) during their UNISG program, according to the University’s SAP policy. Additional details regarding SAP will be provided to students upon enrollment.

For more information, contact: UNISG Financial Aid Office

UNISG Federal School (Title IV) Code: G41391

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