The full list of deadlines is outlined in the Call.

Enrolment

Within deadlines

Access the Online Student Service (Esse3)

1. Start the procedure for enrolment applications
   Menu > Home > Enrolment
    
2. Complete the required fields and upload the necessary documents:
   • Valid identity document in PDF format (front and back)
     If you log in using SPID, this will not be required
   • Supplementary enrolment form (at the bottom of this page)
   • Passport-sized photo in JPEG format, NO SELFIES (refer to the requirements)
   • Residence permit or proof of application (for non-EU citizens only)
      
3. Pay the first instalment of university fees. This confirms your pre-enrolment.
   Within 2 working days of payment, the university's digital services will be activated, limited to Microsoft Teams, to enable access to lectures.
    
4. Wait for the confirmation email
   Within a few days, you will receive an email confirming your enrolment. Your student number will then be visible in your Reserved Area on Esse3.
   Within two working days of receiving confirmation of your enrolment, you will have full access to the University's digital services (including your institutional email account and the MyUniTS app).

If you have yet to obtain the required qualification

If you have yet to obtain the required qualification, please start the enrolment procedure regardless, and pay the first instalment of fees.  This will allow you to attend classes and give you access to the UniTS e-Learning content. 

Within 15 days of receiving your official exam results, you must re-enter the online procedure and enter the missing data.

Enrolment will be finalised, and you will receive your student ID number only after you have graduated and provided the complete documentation.

Reallocation

If applicable

If you are eligible but not admitted in the ranking, you must submit a request for reconsideration and be admitted through the ranking updates to enrol.

How to express interest in the reallocation:

1. Login the Online Student Service (Esse3) and follow Menu > Home > Admission Test (programmed access and master’s degrees)
2. Select the reallocation application for the desired degree course
3. Confirm the submission of the reallocation application
4. Wait for the outcome of the ranking update, which will be published under Rankings and Updates.

If you are reallocated
You will need to complete the enrolment by following the procedure outlined in the previous paragraph.

To enrol in this programme, you must meet the following requirements:

• Educational qualification: you must hold an upper secondary school diploma or an equivalent qualification obtained abroad
  • If you hold a foreign qualification, consult the information dedicated to International Students to verify the validity of your qualification and specific admission requirements
• Proficiency in science and mathematics: You must have basic scientific and mathematical knowledge and skills, in particular in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, knowledge of the concept of a mathematical function and its graphical representation.
   

Language Skills

Knowledge of English at a minimum B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is required to successfully attend the programme. Such knowledge can be demonstrated:

• By having an appropriate language certification
• By taking the tests organised by the CLA (University Language Centre)

English TOLC-I

To enrol in this programme, you are required to take a mandatory assessment test called English TOLC-I, organised by CISIA (Interuniversity Consortium for Integrated Access Systems). This test assesses your aptitude and preparation for mathematics studies and identifies any knowledge gaps. To take the TOLC, you must register via the CISIA website.

You can take the test at any University and it will also be valid for the University of Trieste. TOLC-I tests taken in 2024 and 2025 (by September 5th at the latest) are valid, provided they have not been used for enrolment in any degree course. If you have taken the test more than once, the test with the higher score will be considered.

For further information and to register for the TOLC, please visit the official CISIA website.

Who needs to take the test?

The English TOLC-I is mandatory for enrolment. The scores will be used to draw up the ranking list which will determine your eligibility for enrolment in this programme. The detailed information on the test, the ranking lists and their publication is described in the Admission call.

Structure of the test

The TOLC-S consists of 50 multiple-choice questions divided into four sections:

• mathematics
• logic
• sciences
• reading comprehension

Scoring system:

• 1 point for each correct answer
• 0 points for each unanswered question
• -0.25 points for each incorrect answer

Passing the test

If you score fewer than 12 out of 50 in the English TOLC-I, you will not be included in the ranking list.

If you enrol with a score of fewer than 18 points, you will be assigned an Additional Learning Requirement (OFA), requiring you to attend first-year tutoring activities to make up for the gap. The Additional Learning Requirements is fulfilled by attending at least 50% of the tutoring activities.

Information for students with disabilities or Specific Learning Disorders

If you are a student with a disability and/or Specific Learning Disorders, register for the TOLC and then contact the Office for Disability and Specific Learning Disorders at least 10 days before the test to request the necessary accommodations:

• Email: disabili.dsa@units.it
• Phone: +39 040 5582570; +39 040 5587663

For further details and test registration, visit the official CISIA website →

 

Rankings

The rankings will be published in this section as soon as they become available.