University of Genova Funded Master's Scholarship in Italy (2026) – All Fields, No IELTS Required University of Genova in Italy

The University of Genova (Università di Genova) in Italy is offering a prestigious scholarship for the 2026/27 academic year, targeting talented non-EU international students who wish to pursue Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees. This opportunity is open to all academic fields, making it ideal for students from diverse backgrounds such as business, economics, computer science, engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and more. Notably, applicants are not required to submit IELTS scores, lowering the barrier for international candidates.

The scholarship provides a stipend of €6,656 per year, supporting students financially during their studies in Genoa, Italy. The application process is managed through the UniGeApply portal, where students must register, complete all mandatory fields, and upload required documents including a valid passport, photo, and a detailed curriculum vitae et studiorum. For Master’s applicants, a relevant Bachelor’s degree is required. Pre-assessment is mandatory for those applying to English-taught Master’s programs. Visa applicants must pay a €30 application fee, which covers up to two applications; resident students (EU/non-EU already in Italy) are exempt from this fee.

The deadline for applications is 20 March 2026. The selection process includes document verification and, if successful, students will receive notifications regarding their application status. After acceptance, visa applicants must proceed with the Universitaly portal for visa processing. The University of Genova is recognized for its world-class education and offers a wide range of programs in English and Italian, making it a top choice for international students seeking a funded study experience in Europe.

For more information and to apply, visit the official application link: https://lnkd.in/drnyvv_d. Additional details and support can be found on the University of Genova’s international admissions page and through the Timar Ethiopia initiative, which provides resources and guidance for academically promising graduates.