The DSU Toscana scholarship provides financial support to eligible students. The amount varies based on economic conditions and student status (on-site, commuter or off-site, depending on distance and travel time to the university).
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University of Pisa DSU Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of University of Pisa DSU Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship
The DSU grant provides:
- exemption from tuition fees
- free allocation of accommodation in university residences or rent subsidy (if you are a student living away from home)
- free meals in DSU canteens
- a monetary allowance to cover extra expenses (sports activities, books, etc.)
Requirements for University of Pisa DSU Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship Qualification
- The scholarship is open to students from any country who wish to enrol in, or are already enrolled in, a degree programme at the University of Pisa.
- Applicants who already hold a qualification at the same level are not eligible. For example, candidates applying for a Master’s degree cannot be awarded the scholarship if they have already obtained a Master’s degree.
DSU scholarship is available for the following study programmes:
- Bachelor’s degree and Single cycle Bachelor’s Degree courses
- Master’s degree courses
- Specialization courses compatible with DSU grant
- PhD programmes, with the exception of students who are recipients of a PhD scholarship
Documents Required for Application
The required documents vary depending on the applicant’s category.
Non-EU students
They must submit the documentation as described in Appendix B of the call for application:
- family composition
- family Incomes
- family and personal properties
All the documents must be translated in Italian language. The original documents and the ones translated in Italian must be legalized by the Italian Diplomatic Authority in your Country of origin.
Here you can find a detailed explanation of the documents that you must submit depending on your category.
Student from non-UE particularly poor and developing countries
They have the possibility to submit different documents. They must certify that they do not come from a prominently wealthy and socially elevated family. This certification must be issued by one of the following institutions:
- Italian Embassy or Consulate in the home country
- Embassy or Consulate of the country of origin in Italy
The certification must be legalised by the Italian Prefecture.
The list of the countries considered particularly poor and developing is in Appendix C of the call for application.
EU students
- They must submit the “Substitute declaration” concerning the real estate owned and the gross income received in a European Union country by each member of the household. The form is available in Appendix D of the call for applications.
Check also:
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at UBC 2027
Chevening Scholarship 2027
Application Deadline
November 16, 2026How to Apply
- To apply for DSU scholarship, you must register on Sportello studente portal and fill out the online application form.
The application deadline is as follows:
- From 12:00 on July 20, 2026 , to 1:00 p.m. on September 7, 2026, for students enrolled or intending to enroll in undergraduate, graduate, and single-cycle degree programs;
- From September 25, 2026 , to 1:00 p.m. on November 16, 2026, for students enrolled in doctoral and specialization programs.
Please remember that to participate in the competition, you must have signed, by September 7, 2026, a Single Substitutive Declaration valid for subsidized benefits for the right to education in relation to the student requesting the benefit.
For more information, kindly visit DSU Scholarship webpage.
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