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Esaote Scholarship for the 2026/27 academic year

Design of software systems and/or applications dedicated to diagnostic imaging using ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging

The University of Genoa is announcing, for the 2026/27 academic year, a competition for the award of one scholarship, amounting to €5,000.00 gross, provided by Esaote S.p.A..

The scholarship is intended for a female student holding a three-year degree in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) subject, who intends to pursue a master’s degree at UniGe in one of the following fields:

  • Bioengineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Electronic Engineering
  • Internet & Multimedia Engineering
  • Engineering Technology for Strategy & Security.

All information can be found in the call for applications.

Deadline: 15 September 2026

Rent allowance for students living away from home – academic year 2025/26

A selection process has been launched for the 2025/26 academic year to award a housing rent allowance to students of the University of Genoa living away from campus, who are resident in a location other than that in which the rented property is situated, for the purpose of attending their chosen degree programme.

Deadline for applications: 3 August 2026, 12:00.

For further information, please read the call for applications | Click here for the English version.

Clarifications

  • PEC: you must provide a PEC address for the purposes of the competition and keep it up to date and active for the entire duration of the selection process, failing which you will beexcluded.
     
  • Tenancy agreement: here is a template. Please note that:
    • the personal details of the landlord(s) and tenant(s) must be provided, and these must match those on file with the Revenue Agency;
    • the term must cover the entire period specified in the call for applications (January 2025 – June 2025) and must correspond to the duration stated in the registration of the deed with the Revenue Agency;
    • the cadastral references and the address of the accommodation must be provided, and must match those on the registration with the Italian Revenue Agency;
    • the contract must be signed;
    • in the event that the original contract is terminated within the six-month period in question, an extension agreement or a new contract must also be submitted to cover the remainder of that six-month period.
       
  • Registration with the Revenue Agency: here is a template. Please note that:
    • the tax identification numbers of the landlord(s) and tenant(s) must be provided, and these must match those shown on the tenancy agreement;
    • the duration must correspond to that stated in the tenancy agreement;
    • the cadastral details and the address of the property must be stated, and must match those on the tenancy agreement;
    • if the original tenancy agreement is terminated within the relevant six-month period, the extension agreement or the new tenancy agreement must also be registered with the Revenue Agency;
    • Any extensions or renewals of the original contract must also be registered and documented.
       
  • Rent payment receipts: receipts must be traceable, i.e. they must provide evidence of the regular payment of rent (e.g. bank transfer; paid receipts). Please note that:
    • the amount shown on the receipt must correspond to the rent and ancillary charges specified in the tenancy agreement;
    • the payer must be the tenant or one of the tenants named in the tenancy agreement;
    • if the payment is made by someone other than the tenant (e.g. parents), the payment reference must clearly refer to the student’s tenancy agreement;
    • the payee must be the landlord or one of the landlords named in the tenancy agreement;
    • the payment reference must state the month for which the rent has been paid;
    • where the landlord has issued their own receipts, these must be submitted with a €2 revenue stamp affixed.

IANUA Scholarships

IANUA, the University of Genoa’s School of Advanced Studies, offers particularly deserving students the opportunity to complement their degree programme with a course of study of the highest calibre.

Those admitted to IANUA are eligible for scholarships and, for those living away from home, free accommodation. The educational activities run alongside the university degree programme and enable students to explore interdisciplinary topics in greater depth and develop additional skills.

For further information, visit the IANUA website.

"Pretto Cassanello Foundation" Scholarships for the 2024/25 academic year

The call for applications provides for the award of 15 scholarships to students enrolled on degree programmes at the School of Engineering and the School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences: 8 scholarships for Engineering; 4 scholarships for Architecture; 3 scholarships for undergraduate programmes at the School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences and for the Master’s degree in Computer Science, as detailed in the call for applications. 
Applications must be submitted using the dedicated form.
Deadline: 29 May 2026