How to apply for UniTO programs

Information on the application procedure for the academic year 2024/25 is published on the web page Application for international students.

The University of Torino offers 40 Ph.D. programs in different scientific fields and is partner in 25 National Ph.D. programs. Ph.D. programs at the University of Torino are designed and offered within the Doctoral School. You can apply for admission to Ph.D. only by submitting your application following an advertised "Call for applications".

Applications can exclusively be submitted via the specific online platform. For further information, please see the Admissions and Requirements page and contact the office at dottorati@unito.it.

The University of Torino promotes the internationalization of Ph.D. courses through international Ph.D. programs, Ph.D. in joint-supervision (cotutelle de thèse), international programs for supporting the mobility of Ph.D. candidates. For more information contact the office at internationalpartnerships@unito.it
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Student assistance services are provided according to the merit and family financial situation.

EDISU Piemonte, the Regional Agency for the Right to Education of Piedmont, carries out interventions for deserving students through services and activities (such as scholarships, accommodation and restaurant services) capable of facilitating the study, attendance and life of university studies, limiting economic inequalities.

Take me to the WEBSITE
Open a TICKET (This is the only official way to get in touch with the EDISU’s staff)

Orient@mente is a digital learning environment in which students can find quizzes and self-assessment tests to prepare the university admission.
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Find out more at Orient@mente

Start@Unito offers free and open online courses, which students can follow while attending secondary school and before enrolling at University. 

Find out more at Start@Unito

The University Language Center CLA organizes Italian programs for the international students enrolled in the degree courses taught in English. These Italian language courses will be blended and held in both synchronous and asynchronous mode.

• You will learn how to manage different speaking contexts
‍• You will learn to feel self-confident in the academic and local social contexts
• Well-experienced teachers will be sided by Italian trainee students available for tutoring and peer-to-peer activities

More information are available on the CLA-UniTo website under the entry Italian for International Students.

Close to mountains, countryside, rivers and lakes, Torino offers a perfect environment for a wide range of sports and outdoor activities.

CUS Torino aims at promoting competitive and non-competitive sports among students, teachers and employees at University of Torino. It offers more than 100 different sports at all levels in a number of sites in the city and in surroundings areas.

The CUS card is free for all university students!
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You need the CUS Card to:
- Access all CUS facilities - Join sport activities  
- Take advantage of CUS discounts
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How do I get the CUS Card 
You may get it at  CUS Torino offices or online on the website.
You need an Italian sport medical certificate and the university enrolment.

Free Sport
Free hours designated for university students for gym and field rentals.

The University of Turin has launched an educational programme called the "Foundation Programme", aimed at supporting international students who do not meet the minimum requirement of 12 years of schooling for enrolment in an Italian university degree course.
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One of the main features of the programme is that all classes are delivered online, except for the final exam which will be held at the University of Torino.

Find out more here