
This Bachelor's degree program in Computer Science offers a comprehensive education across the core areas of the field. It emphasizes fundamental methodological principles while also providing essential applied knowledge. The curriculum is designed to stay current with technological advancements, focusing on underlying principles and methods rather than just specific technologies. A common set of courses ensures a cohesive foundation, with elective options allowing students to specialize in areas of interest. The program includes lectures, practical exercises, and laboratory work to support learning.
Graduates are prepared for immediate entry into the job market as IT professionals capable of technical and operational tasks in consulting, analysis, design, management, maintenance, and marketing of IT systems. They can work in diverse application areas, developing and managing IT and telecommunication systems and applications.
Admission is based on a TOLC-S test (CISIA Online Test). Specific scores are required in the Basic Mathematics module to avoid Additional Training Obligations (OFA). Non-EU students have reserved places. Transfers from other programs may be possible with credit recognition.
The University of Milan utilizes a fee system that considers the student's economic situation (ISEE). International students may have different fee structures not detailed on this page. The provided information relates to tuition fees, not living costs.
You need a secondary school diploma or equivalent qualification with adequate preparation in basic scientific disciplines and elementary logic. Admission also requires passing the TOLC-S test administered by CISIA.
The language of instruction for the Computer Science Bachelor's degree program at the University of Milan is Italian.
The program has a duration of 3 years and awards 180 ECTS credits.
Tuition fees are determined annually based on economic status (ISEE) and residency. Specific amounts for international students are not detailed on this page, and a different fee structure may apply.
There are two application sessions. Session 1 applications are open from March 12, 2026, to June 11, 2026, and Session 2 applications are open from July 2, 2026, to September 10, 2026. Enrollment deadlines follow the admission periods.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as IT Technology Experts, IT Professionals, and can work in consulting, analysis, design, management, and marketing of IT systems.