2011-2012
ISU BOCCONI
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
ANDREGULATIONS
- Scholarships
- Integrations to scholarships for participation in
internships and international programs
- Canteen services
FINAL CONDITIONS
- Published on July 8th, 2011 These regulations are final and definitive – published following enactment by the Deliberation of
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the Regional Committee of the Region of Lombardy n.238 of June 15 , 2011.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I
Art. 1 BENEFITS FOR “EQUAL ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY STUDIES”
Art. 2 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
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Art. 3 FORFEITURE AND REVOCATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS
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Art. 4 RESULTS AND PLACEMENT OF STUDENTS INTO RANKING:
ELIGIBLE STUDENTS WHO RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS AND
ELIGIBLE STUDENTS WHO DO NOT RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
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Art. 5 INFORMATION ON THE USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
AND THE RIGHTS Of THE DECLARANT
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Art. 6 FINANCIAL STATUS VERIFICATION AND AUTHENTICITY OF
ECONOMIC INFORMATION PROVIDED (D.P.R. 445/2000, ART.71)
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CHAPTER II
ISU BOCCONI SCHOLARSHIPS
Art.1 – Duration of scholarships granted
Art. 2 – Number of scholarships
Art. 3 – Scholarship values
Art. 4 – General Application Conditions
Art. 5 – Students with Disabilities
Art. 6 – Merit requirements
Art. 7 – Bonuses to reach merit requirements
Art. 8 – Requirements regarding financial conditions
Art. 9 –Deadlines, methods and documentation needed for
presenting applications
Art. 10 –Procedures for establishing ranking
Art. 11 – Publication of the temporary rankings and request for
appeals
Art. 12 – Granting of scholarships
Art. 13 – Method of payment
Art. 14 – Exemption from university fees and enrollment tax for
students eligible to be awarded scholarships
Art. 15 – Incompatibility – Forfeiture – Revocation
Art. 16– University transfers and changing departments
CHAPTER III
INTEGRATION FOR INTERNSHIPS AND INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY
PROGRAMS
Art. 1.1 – Kinds of assistance
Art. 1.2 – Amount and number of international mobility grants
Art. 1.3 – Amount and number of internship grants
Art. 1.4 – Method for presenting applications
Art. 1.5 – Recipients of international mobility grants
Art. 1.6 – Merit requirements
Art. 1.7 – Bonus for fulfilling merit requirements
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Art. 1.8 – Integrations to ISU Bocconi scholarship (regional funds)
Art. 1.9 – Publication of results
Art. 1.10 – Payment of grants
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Art. 1.11 – Recipients of internship grants
Art. 1.12 – Integrations to ISU Bocconi scholarships (regional funds)
Art. 1.13 – Publication of results and petitions/appeals
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CANTEEN SERVICE
Art. 1 – Services offered
Art. 2 – Recipients
Art. 3 – Method of application presentation
Art. 4 – Results, request for revision and appeals
Art. 5 – Payment of meals
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ATTACHMENT A
OTHER ISU BOCCONI SERVICES
ATTACHMENT B
SUMMARY OF DEADLINES
ATTACHMENT C
CITY LIST - COMMUTING STUDENTS
ATTACHMENT D
ISU BOCCONI BOARD
ATTACHMENT E
2010 FOREIGN AVERAGE EXCHANGE LIST
ATTACHMENT F
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
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CHAPTER I
Art. 1 – BENEFITS FOR “EQUAL ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY STUDIES”
ISU Bocconi, Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi’s Student Assistance and Financial Aid Center,
located in Via Sarfatti 25, 20136 Milano and established according to regional law n. 33 of 13
December 2004, and a convention with the Lombardy Region of 23 September 2008, coordinates and
provides its students with:
 grants and services which provide equal access to university studies as foreseen by the Lombardy
regional law n. 33, December 13, 2004;
 further forms of grants and services to facilitate participation in Università Bocconi degree
programs.
Furthermore, it promotes all services which contribute to establishing the best living and studying
conditions for students.
The present Conditions concern the following scholarships and services:
- Scholarships (l.r. 33/2004)
- Integrations to scholarships for participation in internships and
International mobility programs:
• International exchange, Master MIM-Cems, Double/Joint Degree and Themis
• Campus Abroad
• International Internships
• External internships in Italian public institutions
ISU Bocconi also provides the following services:
- free book loans
- cultural events
- sporting events
- assistance for disabled students
- health services
- general student assistance
Art. 2 – SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
All students who meet the merit and financial condition requirements as specified in the Conditions
may apply for scholarships on condition that:
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They have been admitted for enrollment at Bocconi or have applied for admission to Università
Bocconi for the 2011/12 academic year for a Bachelor degree program, a Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science program (five years), a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Program or
a PhD program;
Or:
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They are enrolled for the 2011/12 academic year (for the second or subsequent years of study) in
a Bachelor degree program, a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program (five years), a
Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program, or Master of Science program (two years), or
a PhD program at Università Bocconi;
The following students cannot request scholarships:
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Any students who have previously received an educational qualification – in Italy or abroad - which
is the same as, equal to or superior to the degree program for which scholarships and services are
requested;
Any students who were previously enrolled in degree programs which are equal to or superior to
the degree program for which scholarships and services are requested;
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Any students who, having enrolled in a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program, have
already received a quadrennial degree which is superior to the Bachelor level;
Any students enrolled in the second year or subsequent years “fuori corso”, after a regular study
period.
ISU Bocconi grants are available to students whose economic conditions are within the maximum
limits as indicated by the Lombardy Region and as specified in the Conditions.
In particular, these conditions will be evaluated:
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for assets and income earned in Italy: based on I.S.E.E./I.S.E.E.U. indicators for income and
assets of the household family for the year 2010, the related I.S.P.E.U. (university equivalent
assets situation) and I.S.E.E.U. (university equivalent financial situation) indicators. The
I.S.E.E.U. documentation is required in cases of assets or income produced or when there are
brothers or sisters of the household family who have earned income in the given year or
earned assets as of December 31, 2010. The I.S.E.E./I.S.E.E.U is calculated as described in
art. 8.2 of these Conditions.
for assets or income earned in countries outside of Italy: based on the specific
documentation found in paragraph 8.6: “Evaluation of the financial and assets status of
international students”
Students who apply for scholarships must have for 2010, in relation to their household, both:
 an indicator of the university equivalent assets situation – I.S.P.E.U - not greater than € 33,067.63;
 an indicator of the university equivalent financial situation – I.S.E.E.U – not greater than €
19,595.63.
The I.S.E.E./I.S.E.E.U. certification can be required at any C.A.A.F. You can also request services
from ASSOCAAF - Via Salaino, 10 Milano. To make an appointment call: 02 48537477. For further
information consult their website: www.assocaaf.it.
It is also possible to simulate the ISEE calculation, whose value is purely indicative and not to be used
for certification, online at http://www.inps.it/Servizi/isee;
Art. 3 – FORFEITURE AND REVOCATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS
Only students properly enrolled for the 2011/12 academic year may receive scholarships and services,
except when otherwise indicated in these regulations. Please note that in order to be properly
enrolled, the first installment of university tuition and fees must have been paid and registered in the
student’s financial log, and the student appear as enrolled in the proper online procedures.
Students who have not been enrolled at Università Bocconi by 30 September 2011 will not be
considered eligible to obtain scholarships according to the temporary ranking, but they can be
reentered into the final ranking once enrollment has been completed and upon presentation of a
request to review their application.
The right to ISU Bocconi scholarships is forfeited if the student:
 does not present ISU Bocconi any original documentation required for checking the authenticity of
the auto-certifications produced by registered letter by the deadline; in such cases, the measures
foreseen in cases of false declarations will be applied;
 withdraws from their studies, or graduates, during the course of the year;
 transfers to another university during the course of the year.
ISU BOCCONI scholarships will also be revoked, with a specific communication from the ISU Bocconi
Director, if the student receiving scholarships:
 incurs disciplinary sanctions greater than a written warning for infringement of Università Bocconi
regulations.
 declares irregular household financial conditions (please see art. 6 regarding the verification of
financial conditions and related administrative consequences);
 fails to meet merit requirements as foreseen by these Conditions.
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Regarding forfeiture and suspension of services, please note that:
 students must collect the amount by 31 December 2012, on penalty of forfeiting the payment;
 students with outstanding accommodation payments or otherwise in debt to Università
Bocconi will have their access to free or reduced-rates meals automatically suspended as
well as incurring the suspension of all administrative and academic procedures regarding
both ISU and the University, until such time as their administrative account is regularized;
Art. 4 – RESULTS AND PLACEMENT OF STUDENTS INTO RANKING: ELIGIBLE
STUDENTS WHO RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS AND ELIGIBLE STUDENTS WHO DO NOT
RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
Applications presented within the deadlines as stated in the Conditions will be analyzed by ISU
Bocconi, and those students who fulfill the necessary requirements will be put into the ranking.
Therefore, students who present an application may be:
- eligible: when they fulfill all of the requirements
- ineligible: when they lack one or more of the requirements as foreseen by these Conditions
Scholarships will be assigned to eligible students based on their position in the ranking, starting from
the top positions until all available scholarships have been awarded.
Based on the actual assignment of scholarships, students may then be:
- eligible, receiving scholarships: meeting all requirements and awarded a scholarship;
- eligible, non-receiving scholarships: meeting all requirements, but not awarded a scholarship. In
this case, those students in the ranking who are eligible but do not receive a scholarship may be able
to receive one at a later date, should further resources become available.
Please note that both eligible students who receive and those who do not receive study scholarships
from ISU Bocconi will receive exemption from university tuition and fees, free meals (only if non-first
year students), and may receive a grant for internships and international mobility programs.
Art. 5 – INFORMATION ON THE USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION AND THE RIGHTS
OF THE DECLARANT
Based on Italian Law 196 of 30 June 2003 “Protection of Personal Information”, the correctness and
transparency of the use of personal information and protection of confidentiality is guaranteed within
the limits of the law.
Personal information acquired through the application:
a) must necessarily be provided in order to verify the financial status of the declarant’s household, the
requirements for access to the benefit and its determination, according to the criteria in these
Conditions;
b) is collected by Università Bocconi through ISU Bocconi and used, including electronically, for the
sole purposes of allocating the benefit requested, for verifying the conditions for payment, and for the
purposes of law;
c) may be exchanged between bodies (including, for example, the Lombardy Region, the Ministry of
Finance, the Revenue Office and the Guardia di Finanza, for the purposes of legitimate checks).
The declarant may refer to ISU at any time to check his or her information and update, rectify,
supplement or cancel it, seek a block on or object to its treatment, if it is in breach of Law 196/2003.
Updates, rectifications, supplements or cancellations will affect ranking only if carried out by the day of
1 November 2011.
Università Bocconi is the nominated holder of the handling of information. The Handler of personal
information is Mr. Salvatore Grillo.
Art. 6 – FINANCIAL STATUS VERIFICATION AND AUTHENTICITY OF ECONOMIC
INFORMATION PROVIDED (D.P.R. 445/2000, ART.71)
For the purposes of verifying financial status, Università Bocconi, through ISU Bocconi, will make use
of the means provided for by law, in particular article 22 of Law 390 of 2 December 1991, and article
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71 of Presidential Decree 445 of 28 December 2000, and will request supporting documentation
attesting to the verification of the declaration (Form 730, Consolidated Form, VAT declaration, etc).
By agreement with the Revenue Office, the Lombardy Region Administration, and the Ministry of
Finance, ISU Bocconi will carry out inspections of the authenticity of the self-certification provided by
students who are deemed eligible for financial services or provision of services through open
competition, pursuant to current laws and in particular article 71 of Presidential Decree 445/2000.
In addition, information regarding recipients’ ISU financial assistance will be sent to the Italian National
Institute for Social Security (INPS) and consequently to the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies
pursuant to Italian D.L. 31 May 2010, n. 78.
If the declaration is false, sanctions will be applied pursuant to articles 75 and 76 of Presidential
Decree 445/2000 in addition to the sanctions contained in Law 390/1991, article 23, consisting of the
payment of twice as much the sum received, the loss of the right to receive other service for
the entire duration of the course of study, without prejudice to the adoption of disciplinary
sanctions and reporting to the appropriate authorities depending on the severity of the
unlawful act.
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CHAPTER II
ISU BOCCONI SCHOLARSHIPS
Art.1 – Duration of scholarships granted
The present Conditions are published in conformity with the provisions of Lombardy Regional Law 33
of 13 December 2004, of the Prime Minister’s Decree of 9 April 2001, implemented by article 4 of Law
2 December 1991, n. 390 and the related D.G.R. 1876 of 15 June 2011 referring to the 2011/12
academic year.
Scholarships are granted for the achievement of degrees for the first time of each of the course levels
in the following ways:
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for those enrolled in Bachelor programs: for a maximum period of seven semesters beginning
from the very first year of enrollment;
for those enrolled in Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs (five years): for a
maximum period of eleven semesters beginning from the very first year of enrollment;
for those enrolled in Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs: for
a maximum period of five semesters beginning from the very first year of enrollment;
for disabled students with a level of disability equal to or greater than 66%, for a maximum period
of three semesters beyond the prescribed duration of their course, beginning from the very first
year of enrollment: 9 semesters for Bachelor programs, 13 semesters for Combined Bachelor
and Master of science programs and 7 semesters fo Master of Sciences programs.
for those enrolled in PhD programs (activated by article 4 of Ministerial Decree n. 210 of 3 July
1998) for a maximum period of time equal to the duration provided foreseen by the relevant
education regulation starting from the very first year of enrollment.
Scholarships laid out in these Conditions are exempt from income tax as stated in Ministry of Finance
Circular n. 109/E of 6 April 1995.
Scholarships may be combined with allowances given by ISU Bocconi for study abroad.
Art. 2 – Number of scholarships
The overall number of scholarships made available through competition to students correctly enrolled
in a Università Bocconi Bachelor, Combined Bachelor and Master of Science (five years), Master of
Science/Combined Bachelor and Master of Science or PhD program is fixed at 543, as follows:
Bachelor Programs and Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Programs (five years) –
- 125 for the first year for Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs (five
years);
- 110 for the second year for Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs;
- 100 for the third year Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs;
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for the first year fuori corso for Bachelor programs
- 8
for the fourth year for the Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs;
- 6
for the fifth year for the Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs;
- 1
for the first year fuori corso for Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program.
Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Program
- 95 for the first year
- 90 for the second year
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for the first year fuori corso
PhD Programs
- 1 for the first year
- 1 for the second year
- 1 for the third year
- 1 for the fourth year
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The number of scholarships and integrations to international mobility programs made available
through competition may be increased on the basis of further allocations which could be added at a
later date by the Lombardy Region, the Ministry of Education, University and Research, and any
residual funds from the previous year.
Art. 3 – Scholarship Values
The scholarship value varies according to the student’s household I.S.E.E./I.S.E.E.U. bracket and by
the student’s place of origin, which determines his or her status as a resident, commuting or nonresident student.
3.1 - Brackets based on I.S.E.E/ I.S.E.E.U. values
Income bracket
I.S.E.E/ I.S.E.E.U. values
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from € 0.00
to € 13,457.00
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from € 13,457.01
to € 16,526.33
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from € 16,526.34
to € 19,595.63
1 Bracket
2 Bracket
3 Bracket
3.2 - Place of origin
In order to calculate the scholarship value, students are classified as follows:
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Resident student: resident in the municipality of Milan, Cinisello Balsamo, Sesto S.G., Cologno
Monzese, Vimodrone, Segrate, Pioltello, Peschiera Borromeo, S.Giuliano, S.Donato M.se,
Locate Triulzi, Opera, Pieve Emanuele, Basiglio, Rozzano, Assago, Buccinasco, Corsico,
Trezzano sul Naviglio, Cesano Boscone, Cusago, Bareggio, Settimo M.se, Cornaredo, Pero,
Rho, Arese, Bollate, Novate M.se, Cormano, Cusano M.no, Bresso;;
Commuting student: resident in a municipality that allows the student to reach the campus
where studies are undertaken every day (see appendix A);
Non-resident student: resident in a municipality far from the campus and for this reason he/she
rents an accommodation close to it, using public residential premises or other private or public
accommodation for a period not less than 10 months.
In absence of this condition, the student is considered “commuting”.
Study abroad
Students who carry out a study abroad experience recognized by the Università Bocconi International
Relations Office during the 2011/12 academic year will be considered non-resident students on
condition that the sum of the time spent abroad (documented by the IRO) and the time spent in Milan
as a paying tenant (as indicated in a registered contract) is a total of at least 10 months.
Certifications for non-resident students
A “paying tenant” is indicated when there is:
• a rental contract which is properly registered at the Revenue Office and is confirmed for the
year with a payment made by form F23, registered in the name of the student or one of his or
her parents.
• for students in public or private accommodation, a valid taxation document relating to the
payment of rent for accommodation in Milan is required.
The rental contract or taxation document must be delivered in person to the office, by 12pm on 30
November 2011. If this documentation is not received by the deadline, students will be
considered commuting students.
Students resident in one of the Bocconi Residences for at least 10 months during the AY 2011-2012
are not required to submit documents in order to be considered a “non-resident” student.
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3.3 Scholarship Amounts
The amount of the scholarship, including reimbursement of the regional tax for equal access to
university study, is defined as follows:
Resident Students
• € 1,903.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 2,568.00 for those in the first bracket
• € 1,463.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 2,129.00 for those in the second bracket
• € 1,156.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 1,822.00 for those in the third bracket
Commuting Students
• € 2,072.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 2,737.00 for those in the first bracket
• € 1,637.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 2,302.00 for those in the second bracket
• € 1,330.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 1,995.00 for those in the third bracket
Non Resident Students
• € 4,214.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 4,880.00 for those in the first bracket
• € 3,683.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 4,348.00 for those in the second bracket
• € 3,171.00 + one free meal a day at the Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening
period of service, for a total of € 3,836.00 for those in the third bracket
The Università Bocconi canteen services are the following:
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Canteen – via Bocconi 12
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Bar Paninoteca Fast Food – Via Bocconi 12
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Bar Paninoteca Fast Food – Via Sarfatti 25
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Bar Paninoteca Fast Food – Via Roentgen 1
All of the above amounts are halved for fuori corso students receiving ISU Bocconi Scholarships.
Students enrolled in years subsequent to the first, eligible for but who do not receive a scholarship, are
entitled to one free meal at Università Bocconi canteen services for the entire opening period of
service. Students enrolled for the first time in the first year of all degree programs who are eligible for
but who do not receive a scholarship are not entitled to a free daily meal but will receive the following
benefits:
- A daily meal at the minimum rate as foreseen for the first bracket.
- Any second daily meal must be paid at the rate as foreseen for the student’s own bracket.
Students receiving and not receiving a scholarship who do not use, totally or partially, the canteen
service are not entitled to any reimbursement of unused daily meals.
The right to daily free meals expires on the day after graduation.
Art. 4 – General Application Conditions
Those eligible to apply are Italian students, students from European Union countries, students from
other countries pursuant to Presidential Decree 394 of 31 August 1999, implemented by Law 286 of
25 July 1998.
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To apply, students must be enrolled, or state that they will be enrolled in the academic year 2011/12 at
Università Bocconi according to the following conditions:
1) in corso students: for the first time in a regular year of a Bachelor program, a Combined Bachelor
and Master of Science program (five years), a Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and Master
of Science program or for the first time in a PhD program (if not recipient of a scholarship
according to ministerial decree 224/1999 or of a research grant according to Law n° 449 of
27.12.1997);
2) fuori corso students: for the first time in the first year fuori corso having finished the regular
Bachelor program, or Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program;
Enrollment in the academic year will not be verified when the application is presented but rather when
the student is placed into the ranking; therefore it is possible to present one’s application before
enrollment.
Please note that in order to be properly enrolled, the first installment of university tuition and fees must
have been paid and registered in the student’s financial log.
Students who have not been enrolled at Università Bocconi by 30 September 2011 will not be
considered eligible to obtain scholarships according to the temporary ranking, but they can be
put back into the final ranking once enrollment has been completed and upon presentation of a
request to review their application according to the rules indicated below. For ranking purposes,
students who are considered properly enrolled have completed the on-line enrollment form for
the academic year and have paid the first installment.
To be admitted into the final ranking, students must be properly enrolled for the academic year
2011/12 as of 30 November 2011 and meet the merit and financial condition requirements specified
below.
Students may not participate in the competition if, in the academic year 2011/12:
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they have previously received an educational qualification – in Italy or abroad - which is the same
as, equal to or superior to the degree program for which scholarships are requested for the
academic year 2011/12 (including qualifications given prior to Ministerial Decree 509/1999);
they were previously enrolled in degree programs which are equal to or superior to the degree
program for which scholarships and services are requested, even in departments that are different
from those offered at Università Bocconi;
having enrolled in a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program, they have already
received a quadrennial degree which is superior to the Bachelor level;
have enrolled in the second year or subsequent years “fuori corso”, after a regular study period;
have received a scholarship for the same year given by other public or private bodies.
In response to the specified regulations, students are excluded from the ranking for allocation of
scholarships, if they meet the following conditions for the 2011/12 academic year:
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renewed enrollment after having withdrawn from their studies;
are enrolled with the status of fuori corso intermedio or ripetente intermedio;
have changed department or Bachelor, Combined Bachelor and Master of Science (five years),
Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and Master of Science or PhD degree program, repeating
enrollment in a course year already taken;
have changed department and/or university, repeating enrollment in a course year already taken;
have participated in double degree programs, have been chosen or enrolled in programs at
partner universities (DDIB CEU-Bocconi program, Double/Joint Degree programs), and thus do
not meet the foreseen requirements.
Students who repeat a year, also after having withdrawn from studies, may participate in the
competition, but the number of credits needed to access the ranking for a scholarship is calculated
based on the credits foreseen for each academic year completed, starting from the very first year of
enrollment.
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Art. 5 – Students with Disabilities
If the recipient belongs to the categories pursuant to article 2 of Law 118 of 30 March 1971, or to other
categories of disability protected by the law, with a recognized level of disability equal to or greater
than 66%, the annual value of the scholarship may be increased. Upon request by the recipient, the
increased amount may be converted into special equipment and teaching materials, accommodation,
allocation of companion or assistant for study or interpreting or, other suitable aid to overcoming
individual difficulties.
For students with disabilities, with a recognized level of disability equal to or greater than 66%, the
maximum duration of benefits is for a maximum period of three semesters beyond the prescribed
duration of their course: 9 semesters for Bachelor programs, 13 semesters for Combined Bachelor
and Master of science programs and 7 semesters fo Master of Sciences programs..
Furthermore, for these students it is possible to define individual merit requirements, based on the
type of disability, which could differ up to a maximum of 40%. Merit requirements will be established by
the ISU Bocconi Board, having met with the professor who is delegated to integration of students with
disabilities.
For students with disabilities, with a recognized level of disability equal to or greater than 66%, the
regulations regarding revocation of scholarships and the payment of the second installment are not
applied.
Art. 6 – Merit Requirements
In order to evaluate merit, exams taken by 10 August 2011 and registered at the Punto Blu when the
student is placed into the temporary ranking, meaning by 30 September 2011, will be taken into
consideration. Therefore, students are encouraged to personally verify their academic career at Punto
Blu.
6.1 – Bachelor programs and/or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs (five
years)
Students enrolled in the 1st year of a Bachelor program and/or Combined Bachelor and Master
of Science program (five years)
For 1st year Bachelor and 1st year Combined Bachelor and Master of Science (five year) students,
academic merit will be evaluated retrospectively and it is set at 44 credits to be obtained by 10 August
2012.
Beneficiary students in the first year of their degree program will receive their first payment by 31
December 2011, and the balance will be paid only if the student has obtained the 44 credits required:
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If the student obtains 44 credits by 10 August 2012: the second payment will be made in
October;
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If the student does not obtain 44 credits by 10 August 2012, but does so by 30 November
2012: he or she will not have to return the first payment, but the second payment will not be
made. The student will also have to pay 50% of the university fees.
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If the student does not obtain 44 credits by 30 November 2012: the scholarship will be
revoked and the student will have to reimburse all money received as well as the value of any
services given for free. The student will also have to regularize his or her administrative position
at the TCA – University Fees Office.
Students enrolled in the 2nd year of a Bachelor program and/or Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science program (five years)
Students must have obtained at least 49 credits by 10 August 2011.
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In order to achieve the required minimum merit level, a “bonus” of a maximum of 5 credits may be
used, as explained in article 7.
Students enrolled in the 3rd year of a Bachelor program and/or Combined Bachelor and Master
of Science program (five years)
Students must have obtained at least 95 credits by 10 August 2011.
In order to achieve the required minimum merit level, a “bonus” of a maximum of 12 credits may be
used, as explained in article 7.
Students enrolled in the 4th year of a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program (five
years)
Students must have obtained at least 150 credits by 10 August 2011.
In order to achieve the required minimum merit level, a “bonus” of a maximum of 15 credits may be
used, as explained in article 7.
Students enrolled in the 5th year of a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program (five
years)
Students must have obtained at least 220 credits by 10 August 2011.
In order to achieve the required minimum merit level, a “bonus” of a maximum of 15 credits may be
used, as explained in article 7.
Students enrolled in the 1st year fuori corso of a Bachelor program
Students must have obtained at least 150 credits by 10 August 2011.
In order to achieve the required minimum merit level, a “bonus” of a maximum of 15 credits may be
used, as explained in article 7.
Students enrolled in the 1st year fuori corso of a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science
program (five years)
Students must have obtained at least 274 credits by 10 August 2011.
In order to achieve the required minimum merit level, to access the ranking of the first year fuori corso,
a “bonus” of a maximum of 15 credits, in addition to the credits actually obtained, may be used, as
explained in article 7.
6.2 – Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Programs
Students enrolled in the first year of a Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and Master of
Science program
For students enrolled in the first year of a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Program,
academic merit will be evaluated retrospectively and it is set at 39 credits to be obtained by 10 August
2012, and any additional educational obligations must also be met.
Beneficiary students in the first year of their degree program will receive their first payment by 31
December 2011, and the balance will be paid only if the student has obtained at least the 39 credits
required:
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If the student obtains 39 credits by 10 August 2012: the second payment will be made in
October;
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If the student does not obtain 39 credits by 10 August 2012, but does so by 30 November
2012: he or she will not have to return the first payment, but the second payment will not be
made. The student will also have to pay 50% of the university fees.
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If the student does not obtain 39 credits by 30 November 2012: the scholarship will be
revoked and the student will have to reimburse all money received as well as the value of any
services given for free. The student will also have to regularize his or her administrative position
at the TCA – University Fees Office.
Students enrolled in the 2nd year of a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program
Students must have obtained at least 50 credits by 10 August 2011.
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In order to achieve the minimum merit level needed to enter the ranking for the second year of the
program, a “bonus” of a maximum of 15 credits may be used in addition to the credits actually
obtained, as explained in article 7.
Students enrolled in the 1st year fuori corso of a Master of Science/Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science Program
Students must have obtained at least 94 credits by 10 August 2011.
In order to achieve the minimum merit level needed to enter the ranking for the first year fuori corso, a
“bonus” of a maximum of 15 credits may be used in addition to the credits actually gained, as
explained in article 7.
6.3 - PhD Programs
1st year Students
Students must be declared winners of the XXVII round of any of the PhD programs offered by
Università Bocconi, and must not be recipients of a scholarship pursuant to Law 224/1999 or
researchers with grants pursuant to Law 449 of 27.12.1997.
2nd year Students
Students must have been properly admitted to the second year of the program, and not be recipients
of a scholarship pursuant to Law 224/1999 or researchers with grants pursuant to Law 449 of
27.12.1997.
3rd year Students
Students must have been properly admitted to the third year of the program, and not be recipients of a
scholarship pursuant to Law 224/1999 or researchers with grants pursuant to Law 449 of 27.12.1997.
4th year students
Students must have been properly admitted to the fourth year of the program, and not be recipients of
a scholarship pursuant to Law 224/1999 or researchers with grants pursuant to Law 449 of
27.12.1997.
Art. 7 – Bonuses used to reach merit requirements
In order to reach the minimum merit requirements needed to enter the ranking, all students, except for
first-year students, may use a “bonus”, in addition to the credits actually obtained, according to the
table below.
If students have never used a bonus previously, they can request bonus credits as indicated in the
table below. Once students use bonus credits they no longer have the right to accrue other bonuses,
but they still have the possibility to use any residual credits in future years.
Bachelor Programs:
1st year: no bonus
2nd year: maximum 5 credits bonus
3rd year: maximum 12 credits bonus
1st year F.C.: maximum 15 credits bonus
Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Programs (five years)
1st year: no bonus
2nd year: maximum 5 credits bonus
3rd year: maximum 12 credits bonus
4th year: maximum 15 credits bonus
5th year: maximum 15 credits bonus
1st year F.C.: maximum 15 credits bonus
Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Programs:
1st year: no bonus
2nd year: maximum 15 credits bonus
1st year F.C.: maximum 15 credits bonus
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Students enrolled in Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Programs can use any residual
bonuses not used during their Bachelor Program. If they never used bonus credits during their
Bachelor program, they have the right to 15 credits.
Students who received their Bachelor degrees from other universities must present, along with the
required documentation, appropriate certification attesting to the number of “bonus” credits accrued
and not used.
Art. 8 – Requirements regarding financial conditions
8.1 – Minimum criteria for access to scholarships: Indicator of university equivalent assets
situation (I.S.P.E.U) and indicator of university equivalent financial situation (I.S.E.E.U.)
Students who apply for scholarships must have, in 2010 in relation to their household, both:
 an indicator of university equivalent assets situation ( I.S.P.E.U.) no greater than € 33,067.63;
 an indicator of university equivalent financial situation (I.S.E.E.U) no greater than € 19,595.63.
The indicators are calculated as explained in the following paragraphs.
8.2 – Method for evaluating the financial condition of the applicants
The evaluation of the student’s financial condition is based on the Indicator of the Equivalent Financial
Situation (I.S.E.E.), pursuant to Government Decree n° 109 of 31 March 1998, modified by
Government Decree n° 130 of 3 May 2000 related to adjusted income and assets of 2010, corrected
adopting the I.S.E.E.U. parameter as foreseen by D.P.C.M. of 9 April 2001 “Uniformity of Treatment in
the Right to University Study, pursuant to article 4 of Law 390 of 2 December 1991”.
8.3 – Calculating the I.S.E.E./I.S.E.E.U.
The I.S.E.E. is calculated using the financial situation indicator obtained by the sum of income
received by family members increased by 20% of the value of the assets matched to the number of
family members (equivalence scale).
To integrate the norms foreseen regarding the introduction of unification criteria for the evaluation of
the equivalent financial situation, the following specific situations will be considered to determine the
I.S.E.E.U. indicator:
 50% of the income and assets of brothers and/or sisters who are part of the student’s household
contributes to the formation of all the indicators of the patrimonial and financial status;
 household members’ income and personal estate received abroad in 2010 will be evaluated on
the basis of the average exchange rate in 2010;
 real estate located abroad owned on 31 December 2010 is evaluated only in the case of
buildings, and is assessed on the basis of the value of € 500 per square meter.
8.4 – Calculation of the household
The household is defined in article 1 Bis 3/a of Law 221 of 7 May 1999, which states:
Composition of the family household
1. In accordance with this decree, each subject shall belong to only one family household. Members who are part of
the registered family pursuant to article 4 of Presidential Decree no. 223 of 30 May 1989 are part of the family
household, excepting as established by the following paragraphs.
2. Subjects who are dependents according to IRPEF, even if member of another registered family, are part of the
family household in which they are a dependent. If a subject results as a dependent of more than one person
according to IRPEF, of the family households in which he/she is a dependent, the subject is considered a member of
that family household:
a) of the person with which he/she is part of the registered family;
b) if the subject is not part of the registered family of any of these persons, he/she is a dependent of the person
required to allocate alimony pursuant to article 433 and subsequent articles of the Italian Civil Code, according to
the order stated therein; in the case that more than one person must pay alimony at the same level, the subject is
considered part of the family household of the person who is required to contribute a larger proportion pursuant to
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article 441 of the Italian Civil Code.
3. Spouses with the same residence, even those resulting as dependents of other people according to IRPEF, are part
of the same family household; only the registry criteria is applied towards them.
4. Spouses with separate family registrations, even those resulting as dependents of other people according to IRPEF,
are part of the same family household, identified based on the family registration of one of the spouses who is
considered a member of the family residence by mutual consent. The abovementioned attraction criteria do not apply
in the following cases:
a) when a legal separation or the certification of separation by mutual consent has been declared pursuant to
article 711 of the Italian Civil Code Procedures, or rather when separation has been ordered pursuant to article 126
of the Italian Civil Code;
b) when a different residence is allowed following temporary and urgent provisions pursuant to article 708 of the
Italian Civil Code Procedures;
c) when one of the spouses has been excluded from parental authority or has adopted, pursuant to article 333 of the
Italian Civil Code, the provision of removal from the family residence;
d) when one of the cases is verified of article 3 of Italian Law no. 898 of 1 December 1970 and subsequent
modifications, and a request for release or termination of the civil effects of the marriage;
e) when the spouse leaves the marriage, determined in a judicial capacity or by public authorities qualified in social
service matters.
5. Children who are minors under the age of 18, even those who are dependents of other people according to IRPEF,
are part of the family household of the parent with whom he/she results as a resident. Minors who are in pre-adoptive
foster care, or in temporary foster care with willing third parties or rendered executive with judicial provisions, are
part of the foster family household, even if they result in another registered family or as a dependent of another
subject according to IRPEF. Minors in foster care and placed in communities or institutes for assistance are
considered a separate family household.
6. Subjects who are registered as living with others pursuant to article 5 of the Presidential Decree no. 223 of 30 May
1989 are considered a separate family household, excepting when he/she must be considered a member of the
spouse’s family household, or rather of the family household of the person who declares he/she as a dependant
according to IRPEF, pursuant to the provisions in this article. If parents and a minor child are part of the same
registered living with others, the minor child is considered a member of the same family household as the parent.
7. Regarding particular services, and pursuant to article 3.2 of the Italian Legislative Decree no. 109 of 31 March
1998, and subsequent modifications, qualifying bodies governing the same services may use the composition of the
family household extracted in the sphere of the subjects indicated in this article as a reference unit.”
8.5 – Independent Students
In order to adequately consider the subjects that directly provide for the student, the applicant’s
household will be integrated with that of his or her parents ONLY when both of the following conditions
are NOT met:
 the student’s residence is different from that of the family of origin and has been established for
at least two years prior to the date of the submission of the application, in a building not owned
by a member of the original family household;
 the student’s own income derives only from dependant work, which is not performed for a family
member, has been declared for taxation purposes for at least two years prior to the date of the
submission of the application, and is not less than €7,562.00 per year.
If both these conditions, duly documented, are NOT met, the student will not be considered
independent and the financial and asset status of the family of origin will be taken into consideration.
8.6 – Evaluation of the financial and asset status of international students or for assets and
incomes produced in countries outside of Italy
On the basis of Law 394 of 31 August 1999, the financial and asset situation for foreign students must
be certified with appropriate documentation issued by the relevant authorities in the country where the
income was earned, and must be legalized and translated into Italian by local Italian diplomatic
representatives.
For those countries where it is particularly difficult to receive certification from the local Italian
embassy, this documentation is provided by the relevant diplomatic or consular authorities in Italy and
legalized by the Prefecture (Prefettura) according to article 33 of Law 445 of 28 December 2000.
The same regulations apply to students, regardless their nationality, whose household income derives
from activities outside Italy or whose household assets include real estates outside Italy.
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Assets and income produced outside of the eurozone will be calculated in Euros based on the 2010
average exchange rate as listed in Attachment E.
For foreign students coming from countries with low human development as listed in Ministerial
Decree of 21 May 2010 and specified below, the evaluation of the student’s financial position is carried
out on the basis of certification by the Italian representative in the student’s country, which declares
that the student does not come from a family known to have a high income and social level.
This certification can also be given by Italian bodies which are qualified to give a guarantee of
economic coverage under the current enrolment arrangements for foreign students at Italian
universities. In the latter case, the certifying body must provide written certification that they will
reimburse the scholarship on behalf of the student, in case the scholarship is revoked for lack of
economic requirements.
Countries with a low human development to which these regulations apply are the following:
Afganistan, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambogia, Central African
Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo Dem. Rep., Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia,
Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Haiti, Kiribati, Laos, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali,
Mauritania, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Niger, Rwanda, Samoa, Sao Tome & Principe, Senegal,
Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Timor-Leste, Togo, Tuvalu, Uganda,
Vanuatu, Yemen, Zambia.
Students must also declare any income and assets held in Italy by their household, according to
Government Decree 109 of 31 March 1999, as modified by Government Decree 130 of 3 May 2000,
and, consequently, the student must present ISEE certification which declares these earnings.
In order to evaluate the household income/assets status for the year 2010, all international students
must present the following documentation translated into Italian and legalized as explained above:
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a document indicating the make-up of the student’s household and, in the case of
separation or divorce, a copy of the related sentence along with the marital status of the
parent who is responsible for the student, at the time the application is presented;
death certificate in the case of a parent’s/parents’ death;
a photocopy of the 2010 solar year income tax declaration, legalized and translated into
Italian;
a certificate given by the firm/body relating to the gross annual earnings of each member of
the household for the 2010 solar year;
for commercial activities undergone in countries other than Italy, documentation which
declares the firm’s net assets (Budget as of December 31, 2010, asset and liability
statement, and supplemental note);
built real estate owned by the family indicating the area in square meters;
documentation declaring any loans for built real estate with the remaining sum as of 31
December 2010;
a copy of the leasing contract if the household residence is a rented home;
documentation attesting to the personal estate as of 31 December 2010 (stocks, bank
deposits, dividends, shareholdings, portions of net assets of any companies owned etc);
Any I.S.E.E/I.S.E.E.U. declaration of income and assets held by the household in Italy;
A copy of any documentation attesting to financial conditions which were presented to
Italian authorities when requesting a visa.
Art. 9 – Deadlines, methods and documentation needed for presenting applications
Applications can only be presented via the ISUdesk at www.unibocconi.eu/isudesk during the period
from 7 July 2011 at 3pm - 30 September 2011, at 3pm, which is the final deadline.
The application will be considered properly presented only if:
- The applicant completes all on-line data (the completion is necessary to produce the form but
does not substitute in any way the presentation of the application);
- The request form is printed, signed, and sent to ISU according to the methods stated in the
regulations and accompanied by the paper documentation as explained in this article.
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Please note that students who have already presented documentation for the competition for the
assignment of accommodation at reduced rates do not need to present another copy, but only the
signed request form.
The following documentation must be sent to ISU Bocconi – Università Bocconi - Piazza Sraffa 11,
20136 Milano – by registered mail (based on postmarked date) or be delivered in a sealed envelope to
Welcome Desk of One Stop Service – Università Bocconi - Piazza Sraffa 13, 20136 Milano (based on
the date of receipt).
Students must send the necessary documentation by 10 October 2011; otherwise the student will
be excluded from consideration:
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a copy of the duly signed application;
a copy of the student’s valid identity card/passport;
For income and assets produced in Italy: the I.S.E.E/I.S.E.E.U declaration and the D.S.U.
(Dichiarazione sostitutiva unica) for household income and assets in Italy signed by the
declarant;
For income and assets produced abroad: the documentation described in item 8.6 “Evaluation
of the financial and asset status of international students”;
copy of legalized divorce/separation act should parents be legally separated/divorced.
For students with disabilities: a copy of certification issued by the medical commission which
attests to the percentage of disability;
if a Bachelor degree was obtained from another university: a certificate issued by the office that
certifies the number of bonus points achieved and not utilized;
if a Bachelor degree was obtained from another university: a university career certificate which
attests to the first date of enrollment.
If a document is not submitted within the prescribed time or is submitted incorrectly the
student will be excluded from consideration for this competition.
Students must inform ISU Bocconi, promptly and in writing, of any event relevant to the scholarship
which occurs after the application is made (granting of another scholarship or other financial support,
transfer to another university, unexpected employment, inability to undertake study, withdrawal from
enrolment, change of marital or financial status of the student etc).
Art. 10 – Procedure for establishing ranking
The rankings will be determined as follows, for each year of each level of studies:
a) Students enrolled in the first year of all degree programs (Bachelor Degree, Combined Bachelor
and Master of Science Degree (five years), Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Degree,
PhD Degree)
• The ranking is determined based on the “equivalent economic situation” I.S.E.E.U of the
household divided by the limit of € 19,595.63 multiplied by a maximum of 1000 points given following
this formula:
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I.S.E.E.U. student
x 1,000
19,595.63
The ranking is determined in decreasing order by the score awarded. Where parity occurs, the highest
mark related to the degree program prevails; where further parity occurs the younger age takes
priority.
b) Students enrolled in subsequent years after the first, in all degree programs
The ranking is determined in decreasing order from the overall score achieved, derived from the sum
of the score related to the number of educational credits acquired by 10 August 2011, and the score
determined by the weighted average of marks with credits from examinations passed. The highest
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possible number of points is 1000 distributed as follows: 600 based on the number of educational
credits acquired and 400 based on the weighted average of marks with credits from examinations
passed, as follows:
- score for educational credits achieved by 10 August 2011 is calculated using the following formula:
(Student credits – Minimum credits)
_____________________________________ x 600
(Maximum credits - Minimum credits)
- score for weighted average marks of examinations passed is calculated using the following formula:
(Average student score – Minimum score)
_________________________________________________ x 400
(Maximum score – Minimum score)
Where merit is equal, the student who has not used the bonus has the priority in the ranking and then
students with the highest income score determined. Where parity still exists, the youngest student
prevails.
Students using their bonus will be placed at the end of the ranking.
Disabled students with a level of disability equal to or greater than 66% who are in the eligibility
ranking, have the right to be awarded a scholarship even if that means that the number of
scholarships available will be exceeded.
Art. 11 – Publication of the temporary rankings and request for appeals
The provisional rankings will be published on the ISU BOCCONI notice board (via sarfatti, 25 – 1st
floor) and on the ISUdesk www.unibocconi.eu/isudesk by 30 October 2011 for a period of at least 15
days.
Any appeals against temporary rankings or requests for revision due to errors of the applicant must be
received by ISU Bocconi by and no later than 15 days from its publication.
Those wishing to make appeals may present an application only through the on-line ISUdesk and
provide ISU Bocconi with all the documentation needed to justify the reasons for the appeal.
The outcome of appeals will be published on the ISUdesk.
When the appeals process is complete, the final ranking will be published.
Any appeals against the final ranking must be made to the relevant bodies in the terms laid down by
the regulation.
Art. 12 – Granting of scholarships
Scholarships will be awarded in accordance with the number set by these Conditions. Should there be
a lack of beneficiaries in some rankings, remaining scholarships will be awarded to students in other
rankings until the number of scholarships established by the Conditions are all awarded.
The granting of scholarships to international students from outside the European Union will take place
respecting the regional arrangements contained in the Decree of the General Director of Education,
Training and Employment n. 21650 of 13 November 2002.
Art. 13 – Method of payment
Scholarship payment will be made in two installments each amounting to half the total scholarship, in
cash, on the following dates in accordance with the transfer of funds from the Lombardy Region:
• 31 December 2011
• 30 June 2012
Payment will be made via bank transfer to an Italian bank account which is in the name of the student,
or co-headed by the student receiving benefits.
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Students in their first year of a Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science (five years)
program will receive the first payment by 31 December 2011, and the balance will be paid only if the
student has obtained at least 44 credits by 10 August 2012.
The first installment will be kept if by 30 November 2012 the student has obtained at least 44 credits.
In cases of revocation, the amount received must be returned to Università Bocconi along with the
value of any services received for free. The exemption from university fees received will also be
forfeited and the student will have to regularize his or her administrative position at the Università
Bocconi TCA University Fees Office. For this reason, it is advisable for students enrolled in a
Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science (five years) to present a request of contribution
bracket determination (not related to the ISU brackets) following the deadlines and methods as
defined by Università Bocconi TCA University Fees Office.
Students receiving scholarships in their first year of a Combined Bachelor and Master of Science
program will receive the first payment by 31 December 2011, and the balance will be paid only if the
student has obtained at least 39 credits by 10 August 2012, and has met any additional educational
obligations.
The first installment will be kept if by 30 November 2012 the student has obtained 39 credits, and has
met any additional educational obligations.
In cases of revocation, the amount received must be returned to Università Bocconi along with the
value of any services received for free. The exemption from university fees received will also be
forfeited and the student will have to regularize his or her administrative position at the Università
Bocconi TCA University Fees Office.
If the student has not collected the scholarship amount awarded by 31 December 2012, the student
loses the opportunity to collect the amount in cash, but retains the benefits arising from being a
beneficiary of a scholarship.
Art. 14 – Exemption from university fees and enrollment tax for students eligible to be
awarded scholarships
Pursuant to article 8 of Law 9 April 2001, all students receiving scholarships, including eligible nonbeneficiaries due to lack of funds, are completely exempt from enrollment fees, except those enrolled
in the first year fuori corso who have complete exemption from enrollment fees and half-exemption
from contributions for tuition.
In cases of revocation of the status of those students who are eligible to receive a scholarship, for any
given reason, the exemption from university fees received will also be forfeited and the student will
have to regularize his or her administrative position at the Università Bocconi TCA – University Fees
Office.
For this reason, it is advisable for students enrolled in a Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of
Science (five years) to present a request of contribution bracket determination (not related to the ISU
brackets) following the deadlines and methods as defined by Università Bocconi TCA – University
Fees Office.
The eligible students – receiving or non-receiving – upon receiving a scholarship will be exempt from
paying the regional tax for equal access to university studies.
Students in the first year of their Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of Science (fiveyear) program:
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have the right to full exemption from enrollment fees and university tuition if they have obtained
at least 44 credits by 10 August 2012;
have the right to full exemption from enrollment fees and exemption from half of the contribution
for tuition, if they have not obtained at least 44 credits by 10 August 2012 but have done so by
30 November 2012;
must pay the university fees and tuition if they have not achieved the required credits by 30
November 2012.
Students in the first year of their Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program:
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have the right to full exemption from enrollment fees and university tuition if they have obtained
at least 39 credits and have met any additional educational obligations by 10 August 2012;
have the right to full exemption from enrollment fees and exemption from half of the contribution
for tuition, if they have not obtained at least 39 credits by 10 August 2012 but have done so by
30 November 2012;
must pay the university fees and tuition if they have not achieved the required credits by 30
November 2012.
In cases of revocation of the status of those students who are eligible to receive a scholarship, for any
given reason, the exemption from university fees received will also be forfeited and the student will
have to regularize his or her administrative position at the Università Bocconi TCA University Fees
Office.
For this reason, it is advisable for students enrolled in a Bachelor or Combined Bachelor and Master of
Science (five years) to present a request of contribution bracket determination (not related to the ISU
brackets) following the deadlines and methods as defined by Università Bocconi TCA University Fees
Office.
Art. 15 – Incompatibility – Forfeiture – Revocation
Scholarships may not be combined with similar forms of economic aid provided by Università Bocconi
or other private or public bodies, with scholarships awarded by the University pursuant to articles 15
and 17 of Law 390/91, with scholarships for international students awarded by the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, with free accommodation in residential colleges or dorms not run by ISU Bocconi. Students
who fall into these categories are given the option of choosing which scholarship to accept.
The scholarship is compatible with financial assistance for periods spent abroad in the ErasmusSocrates program.
The right to the scholarship expires automatically if the student:
 does not present to ISU Bocconi, according to the stated deadline and methods, the original
documentation required to check the accuracy of their self-certifications; in such cases the
application is treated as an false declaration;
 withdraws from their studies during the course of the year;
 transfers to another university during the course of the year.
The scholarship will also be revoked, with a specific communication from the ISU Bocconi Director, if
the student receiving scholarships:
 incurs disciplinary sanctions greater than a written warning for infringement of Università Bocconi
regulations.
 declares irregular household financial conditions (please see art. 6 regarding the verification of
financial conditions and related administrative consequences);
 no longer meets merit requirements as foreseen by these Conditions.
Regarding forfeiture and suspension of services, please note that:
 students must collect the amount by 31 December 2012, on penalty of forfeiting the payment;
 students with outstanding accommodation payments or otherwise in debt to Università
Bocconi will automatically have all benefits suspended as well as incurring the suspension
of all administrative and academic procedures, until such time as their administrative
account is regularized;
Art. 16 – University transfers and changing departments
If the student transfers to another university after 30 September 2011, ISU Bocconi will forward the
scholarship application to the financial aid office of the university where the student is transferring. The
student therefore loses the benefit conferred by Università Bocconi and will have to repay any money
collected.
A student transferring from another university to Università Bocconi after 30 September 2011, will
have to request that the financial aid office at the original university officially transfer his/her application
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provided that it can be presented within the timeframe as determined by the Conditions. The
evaluation of the application according to the established regulations is subordinate to receiving the
transferred application and completing enrollment at Università Bocconi by and no later than the
foreseen deadlines.
For the A.Y. 2011-12, the transfer of the application and enrollment at Università Bocconi must be
finalized by and no later than 30 November 2011, the final deadline.
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CHAPTER III
GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR ISU INTEGRATIONS AND GRANTS FOR INTERNSHIPS
AND INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY PROGRAMS
Item 1.1 – Kinds of assistance
In order to encourage student participation in international mobility programs (International
Exchanges, Campus Abroad, Double/Joint Degree, Master CEMS-MIM, Themis) as well as
internships which are organized or recognized by Università Bocconi, the following aid is available to
all students who meet the merit requirements outlined in these Regulations (item 1.4).
TYPE OF GRANT
WHO IT IS FOR
FINANCIAL/ESTATE
REQUIREMENTS
Integration to “ISU Bocconi”
scholarships”
(regional funds)
Students who are in the
2011/12 final ranking for
ISU Bocconi Scholarships
as eligible beneficiaries or
non-beneficiaries.
WITHIN ISU CRITERIA
Both income and estate parameters no
higher than:
•
ISEE/ISEEU € 19,595.63
•
ISPE/ISPEU € 33,067.63
It is possible to use an international mobility grant or an internship grant just once for each study
period: students who are assigned aid as foreseen by these Regulations may not receive any other
aid unless they previously renounced aid given initially within 30 calendar days from the time it was
assigned. Otherwise the aid will be considered as accepted and the owed sum will be paid.
Item 1.2 – Amount and number of international mobility grants
Grants for participation in A.Y. 2011/12 international mobility programs (International
Exchange, Double/Joint Degree, Master CEMS-MIM, Themis)
TYPE
NUMBER OF GRANTS
AMOUNT
Integrations of
ISU scholarships
65 of which:
- 32 for Bachelor / Five-year
Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science programs;
- 2 for the first year of a
Master of Science program;
- 31 for the second year of a
Master of Science program
Per month:
€ 550 for the stay
abroad;
TRAVEL
REIMBURSEMENT
€ 150 for European
countries;
€ 500 for nonEuropean countries;
For aid provided by ISU Bocconi: any other aid given through EU financing or from other public or
private bodies will be deducted from the aid amount.
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Assistance for participation in the A.Y. 2011/12 Campus Abroad program
TYPE
NUMBER OF GRANTS
AMOUNT
Integrations of
ISU scholarships
40 of which:
- 8 for winter Campus Abroad;
- 32 for summer Campus Abroad divided in this way:
- 25 for Bachelor / Five-year Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science programs;
- 7 for Master of Science programs;
€ 1000
Item 1.3 – Amount and number of internship grants
To participate in international internships organized by the International Relations Service and Career
Service at Universita' Bocconi, and in internships in Italy at public bodies and NGOs, that have the
following characteristics:
-
a minimum duration of 10 weeks:
granted for free;
held at least 100 km from one’s city of residence
the following grants are up for competition:
INTERNSHIP GRANTS A. Y. 2011/12
NUMBER OF GRANTS
Integrations to ISU scholarships
100 *
AMOUNT
€ 1,300
*25 per deadline
Item 1.4 – Methods for presenting applications
Applications must be submitted by filling out the online MsDesk application available at
www.unibocconi.eu/msdesk and providing all required supporting documents.
TYPE OF PROGRAM
DEADLINE FOR PRESENTING ONLINE
APPLICATIONS
International Exchange, CEMS, Double Degree
and Themis
30 September 2011 – by 3:00 pm
Winter Campus Abroad
Summer Campus Abroad
10 December 2011 – by 3:00 pm
10 May 2012 – by 3:00 pm
Internships begun before 30 October 2011
Internships begun between 1 November 2011
and 15 February 2012
Internships begun between 16 February 2012
and 15 May 2012
Internships begun between 15 May 2012 and 31
July 2012
15 November 2011 – by 3:00 pm
28 February 2012 – by 3:00 pm
31 May 2012 – by 3:00 pm
31 August 2012 – by 3:00 pm
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Item 1.5 – Recipients of international mobility grants
Assistance is available to students who meet the merit requirements described in these
Regulations and who are correctly enrolled for the 2011/2012 academic year:
− in the 2nd or 3rd year or 1st year fuori corso of a Bachelor program,
− in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th year or 1st year fuori corso of a Five-year Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science program
− in the 1st or 2nd year or 1st year fuori corso of a Master of Science program
− regularly enrolled in a PhD program.
Students participating in the joint degree programs, those who have been chosen or are already
enrolled in University partner programs (Double/Joint Degree programs) may not receive
assistance because they do not meet the outlined requirements.
Students who are not eligible for the ISU ranking and, in the same way, also students in the DDIB
CEU/Bocconi program may not have access to integrations to scholarships but only to Bocconi
grants.
Item 1.6 – Merit requirements
Only the students who meet the following merit requirements will be able to access the grants up
for competition:
Bachelor programs
Minimum credits required
2nd year
3rd year
1st FC
49
95
150
Max Bonus allowed (if not
utilized in previous years)
5
12
15
Five/year Combined Bachelor and Master of Science programs
Minimum credits required
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
1st FC
49
95
150
220
274
Max Bonus allowed (if not
utilized in previous years)
5
12
15
15
15
Master of Science programs
Minimum credits required
1st year
2nd year
1st FC
39 (by10-08-2012)
50
94
Max Bonus allowed (if not
utilized in previous years)
//
15
15
Please note that merit requirements are calculated according to the credits gained and registered
in the Bocconi system by 10 August 2011.
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Item 1.7 – Bonus for fulfilling merit requirements
For attainment of the minimum merit requirements for access to aid, all students, except those
enrolled in the first year of a Master of Science program, can use a “bonus” as described in the ISU
Bocconi Conditions and summarized below, in addition to the credits gained by 10 August 2011.
Once students have used this opportunity, they lose the right to mature further bonuses, but may
still use any residual credits in successive years.
Students enrolled in the 2nd year and the 1st year fuori corso of a Master of Science Program may
use residual bonuses that had not been used during the Bachelor program. If students have never
used a “bonus” during their Bachelor program then the “bonus” counts for 15 credits.
Students who have obtained their Bachelor degree from another Italian university must present,
along with any required documentation, appropriate certification attesting to the number of
“bonuses” matured but not utilized.
Bachelor Programs:
1st year: no bonus
2nd year: Maximum bonus allowed – 5 credits
3rd year: Maximum bonus allowed - 12 credits
1st year F.C.: Maximum bonus allowed - 15 credits
Five-year Combined Bachelor and Master of Science Programs:
1st year: no bonus
2nd year: Maximum bonus allowed – 5 credits
3rd year: Maximum bonus allowed - 12 credits
4th year: Maximum bonus allowed - 15 credits
5th year: Maximum bonus allowed - 15 credits
1st year F.C.: Maximum bonus allowed - 15 credits
Master of Science Programs:
1st year: no bonus
2nd year: Maximum bonus allowed – 15 credits
1st year F.C.: Maximum bonus allowed - 15 credits
Item 1.8 – Integrations to ISU scholarships (regional funds)
Students who have received ISU Bocconi scholarships for the 2011/12 academic year and students
of all degree programs who are eligible but have not received scholarships, may compete to be
assigned aid as described below.
Please note that students who are not eligible for receiving ISU scholarships will be automatically
considered for aid financed by Universita' Bocconi.
For the A.Y. 2011/12, aid available to eligible students who meet ISU regulations will be:
65 integrations to scholarships for participation in the following programs: International Exchange,
Master CEMS-MIM, Double/Joint Degree and Themis divided in the following way:
• 32 for students attending Bachelor programs or Five-year Combined Bachelor and Master of
Science programs;
• 33 for students attending Master of Science programs, 2 of which are for the 1st year and 31 for
the 2nd year
-
The amount awarded is:
€ 550 per month for the duration of the period abroad, up to a maximum of ten months. The
study abroad program must be certified by the Università Bocconi International Relations
Service;
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The amount of other grants obtained through European Union funds, or through funds provided
by other public or private bodies, is deducted from the amount of the integration, in accordance
with bilateral agreements.
€ 50 per month as a reimbursement for meals;
Students also have the right to reimbursement of the round trip ticket up to € 150 for European
countries and up to € 500 for non-European countries.
-
Please note that, according to what is foreseen for European financing for international mobility, the
overall monthly payment will be calculated in the following way:
- One monthly payment for every 30-day continuous period abroad;
- For fractions of 30-day periods, the following criteria will be applied:
- for stays abroad of at least 15 days: one full monthly payment;
- for stays abroad up to 14 days: no monthly payments;
 40 € 1000 integrations to scholarships for participation in the Campus Abroad program, divided
in the following way:

8 for winter Campus Abroad;

32 for summer Campus Abroad, divided in this way:
25 are for students enrolled in Bachelor programs and Five-year Combined Bachelor and
Master of Science programs;
7 are for students enrolled in Master of Science programs
How ranking is established and assignment of grants
The rankings for assignment of integrations to scholarships are established with the same
procedures used to establish ISU Bocconi scholarship rankings.
Students who already are eligible beneficiaries of aid for mobility or internships during the same
study cycle who have not communicated in writing that they do not want this aid within 30 days
from the time the aid is assigned will not be put as eligible beneficiaries in the ranking for mobility or
internships, whether the previous benefit that was assigned has already been given or not.
Item 1.9 – Publication of results
The temporary results of these Regulations will be published on the ISU BOCCONI notice board
and on the MsDesk www.unibocconi.it/msdesk, by the following dates, for at least 15
days:



International Exchange, Master CEMS-MIM, Double/Joint Degree and Themis – 1 February
2012;
Winter Campus Abroad - 1 February 2012;
Summer Campus Abroad - 29 June 2012.
Any appeals against temporary rankings or requests for revision due to errors of the applicant must
be received by ISU Bocconi by and no later than 15 days from the publication of these rankings.
Those wishing to make appeals/requests for revision may present an application only at the
MsDesk and provide all the documentation needed to justify the reasons for an appeal.
The outcome of appeals and requests for revision will be posted on the MsDesk and the ISU
Bocconi notice board with the final ranking.
Item 1.10 – Payment of grants
Payment of grants described in these Regulations will be made prior to verification by the
Università Bocconi International Relations Service that the student has met all obligations related to
participation in mobility programs. Payment of grants for international mobility programs to students
in their first year of a Master of Science program depends on whether the student meets the merit
requirements by 10 August 2012 as described in these Regulations.
The grant will be paid at the end of the mobility period, upon verification of the following:
- the period actually spent abroad (monthly payments and fractions equal to or more than 15
days);
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-
attainment of the results foreseen by the program which consists in the academic recognition of
credits in the student’s study plan.
Once the grant has been assigned, based on the period of time indicated in the documentation
coming from the partner school, it will not be possible to change the sums given: therefore please
carefully check the documents given to the International Relations Service.
Item 1.11 – Recipients of internship grants
For the academic year 2011/2012, integrations and grants are up for competition for participation in
international internships organized by the International Relations Service and the Career Service at
Università Bocconi, and in internships in Italy at public bodies and NGOs, that have the following
characteristics:
- a minimum duration of 10 weeks;
- granted for free;
- held at least 100 km from Universita' Bocconi and student's city of residence and are reserved
for:
•
•
•
•
•
students in a Bachelor program enrolled for the a.y. 2011/12 in their 2nd or 3rd year or
their 1st year fuori corso;
students in a five-year Combined Bachelor and Master of Science program enrolled for
the a.y. 2011/12 in their 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th year or their 1st year fuori corso;
students in a Master of Science program enrolled for the a.y. 2011/12 in their 1st or 2nd
year or their 1st year fuori corso;
graduates of Bachelor programs within their 1st year fuori corso, on the condition that
the graduate is not enrolled in a Master of Science program at another University and
that the internship begins within 12 months after receiving their degree;
graduates of Master of Science programs within their 1st year fuori corso, on the
condition that the internship begins within 12 months after receiving their degree.
Students participating in the joint degree programs, those who have been chosen or are already
enrolled in University partner programs (Double/Joint Degree programs) may not receive
assistance because they do not meet the outlined requirements.
Students in the DDIB CEU-Bocconi program may present applications only for Università Bocconi
grants, since they are not eligible for ISU assistance.
These grants are not available to students receiving payments and/or grants or scholarships from
public or private institutions.
Graduates only have access to Universita' Bocconi grants.
Item 1.12 – Integrations to ISU Bocconi scholarships (regional funds)
For students who are eligible for ISU Bocconi scholarships for the academic year 2011/12, the
following grants are up for competition:
•
100 grants of € 1,300;
How ranking is established and assignment of scholarships
The rankings for assignment of integrations to scholarships are established with the same
procedures used to establish ISU Bocconi scholarship rankings.
Students who already are eligible beneficiaries of aid for mobility or internships during the same
study cycle will not be placed as eligible beneficiaries in the ranking for mobility or internships,
whether the previous benefit that was assigned has already been given or not.
25 scholarships will be assigned for each deadline. Any aid that is not assigned by one deadline
can be assigned by the next deadline.
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Item 1.13 – Publication of results and petitions/appeals
The temporary results will be published on the ISU BOCCONI notice board and on the MsDesk
www.unibocconi.it/msdesk within a month from the deadline date for submitting applications, for at
least 15 days.
Any appeals against temporary rankings or requests for revision due to errors of the applicant must
be received by ISU Bocconi by and no later than 15 days from the publication of these rankings.
Those wishing to make appeals/requests for revision may present an application only at the
MsDesk and provide all the documentation needed to justify the reasons for an appeal.
The outcome of appeals and requests for revision will be posted on the MsDesk and the ISU
Bocconi notice board with the final ranking.
Item 1.14 – Payment of grants
Payment of grants described in these Regulations will be made prior to verification by the
Università Bocconi International Relations Service that the student has met all obligations related to
participation in internship programs.
Payment of grants for internships to students in their first year of a Master of Science program
depends on whether the student meets the merit requirements by 10 August 2012 as described in
these Regulations.
At the end of the internship, the International Relations Service or Career Service at Università
Bocconi will verify the student’s participation in the internship and the actual number of weeks they
participated. If the beneficiary does not participate in the internship for any reason or participates
for a period shorter than the established 10 weeks, he or she will lose the right to the grant.
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CHAPTER IV
CANTEEN SERVICES
Art. 1 – Services offered
The canteen service at Residence Bocconi at Via Bocconi 12, Milan is open to all students for lunch
and dinner. For lunch meals only, it is also possible to make use of the “Menu del giorno” at the Bar
Paninoteca Fast Food at Via Bocconi 12 and at the Bar Paninoteca Fast Food at Via Sarfatti 25 and
via Roentgen 1.
Users pay for this service based on their financial conditions.
For the academic year 2011/12 the following rates per meal will apply:




First bracket € 2,75
Second bracket € 3,40
Third bracket € 4,10
Other € 7,50
Meals include a first course, second course with side dish, bread and fruit or drink or alternative menu
option.
The canteen is closed on Sunday, holidays, and when service is suspended, according to the
calendar.
Students cannot be reimbursed if they don’t use the food service for reasons independent from ISU
Bocconi.
Art. 2 –Recipients
All students regularly enrolled for the academic year 2011/12 at Università Bocconi, up to the first year
fuori corso, as well as students enrolled in PhD programs, may receive meals at reduced rates,
whether they meet merit requirements or not.
The income bracket is determined according to the rules foreseen in the Conditions for ISU Bocconi
scholarships.
Students receiving a scholarship may use the reduced-rates service up to the time of graduation; the
day after graduation onwards, they must pay the full price.
Art. 3 – Methods of Application Presentation
Applications to use the canteen service at reduced rates must be presented along with the scholarship
application, selecting the appropriate field on the on-line application, or separately for those students
who do not apply on a scholarship because they do not meet the merit requirements.
In the latter case, the application must be presented on-line through the internet procedure at
www.unibocconi.eu/isudesk from 7 July 2011, 3pm - 30 September 2011, 3pm, the final deadline.
The application will be considered properly presented only if:
- The applicant completes all on-line data (the completion is necessary to produce the form but
does not substitute in any way the presentation of the application);
- The request form is printed, signed, and sent to ISU according to the methods stated in the
regulations and accompanied by the paper documentation as explained in this article.
Please note that students who have already presented documentation for the competition for the
assignment of any other ISU benefits for the academic year 2011/12 do not need to present another
copy, but only the signed request form.
The following documentation must arrive at ISU Bocconi – Università Bocconi - Piazza Sraffa 11,
20136 Milano – by registered mail (based on postmarked date) or be delivered in a sealed envelope to
Welcome Desk of sportello unico – Università Bocconi - Piazza Sraffa 11, 20136 Milano (based on the
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date of receipt). Students must send the necessary documentation by 10 October 2011, otherwise
the student will be excluded from consideration:
•
•
•
•
•
a copy of the duly signed application;
a copy of the student’s valid identity card/passport;
For income and assets produced in Italy: the I.S.E.E/I.S.E.E.U declaration and the D.S.U.
(Dichiarazione sostitutiva unica) for household income and assets in Italy signed by the
declarant;
For income and assets produced abroad: the documentation described in item 8.6 “Evaluation
of the financial and asset status of international students”;
copy of legalized divorce/separation act should parents be legally separated/divorced.
Art. 4 – Results, request for revision and appeals
The temporary results will be published by 30 October 2011 on the ISUdesk website
www.unibocconi.eu/isudesk.
Any appeals against temporary rankings or requests for revision due to errors made by the applicant
must be received by ISU Bocconi by and no later than 15 days from the publication of these rankings.
No reimbursements will be given for services used in a bracket different from the one obtained
following an appeal.
Art. 5 – Payment of meals
Payment for the canteen service must be made by using the appropriate forms which are available for
download at the ISUdesk and the sum will be credited to the student’s university ID card within two
working days after the payment. Reimbursements will not be given for any residual sums not used.
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ATTACHMENT A
OTHER ISU BOCCONI SERVICES
Free book loans
The Università Bocconi Library at Via Ulisse Gobbi 5 lends textbooks to all Bocconi students
free of charge.
Cultural activities
To promote the spread of culture among students, ISU Bocconi organizes concerts, meetings,
exhibitions, debates and events. For information please call ISU Bocconi (tel. +39 02.5836.2147).
Bocconi Art, Culture, Theater and Music Association
The Bocconi Art, Culture, Theater and Music Association was founded with the aim of
promoting the development of art, culture, theater and music at Università Bocconi. The
Associations objectives are: promote the spontaneous creation of artistic and cultural-interest
groups, promote the participation in artistic and cultural events organized both within and outside
the University, and provide organizational, logistical and financial support when necessary in the
management and organization of artistic groups, cultural events and courses and similar events.
Playing sports: Bocconi Sport Team Association
The ASD Bocconi Sport Team promotes and coordinates sports activities at Università
Bocconi, complementing the economic and business administration education which sets
the University apart. Track and field, men’s 5-a-side soccer, women’s 11-a-side soccer, golf,
swimming and water polo, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s volleyball,
rugby, skiing and snowboarding, tennis, skeet shooting and sailing are the sports practiced at
amateur and competitive levels with participation in national championships andinternational
tournaments.
Playing sports: CUS Milano
CUS Milano, the University Sports Center is the sports organization which organizes sports
initiatives for students of all Milanese universities.
Among the main activities CUS Milano organizes more than 200 sports courses at all levels,
held at more than 20 facilities throughout the city.
In addition, each year CUS Milano organizes Interfaculty tournaments of men’s and women’s
five-a-side soccer, seven-a-side rugby, track and field, mixed volleyball and tennis, Milano
University Championships, and ski trips and races. CUS Milan also forms teams to participate in
various international university tournaments and communicates these opportunities to the
universities during summer and winter terms. To register in CUS Milano, students must bring a photo
certificate and a student academic portfolio (libretto).
Further and more detailed information about hours, prices and where to join can be found at
the website www.cusmilano.it and at the following locations.
CUS headquarters - PalaCus Idroscalo - Via Circonvallazione Est, 11 - Segrate (MI) Tel. +39 02.7021141
[email protected]
CUS Point Città Studi - Via Golgi (corner of Via Pascal) – Milan
Cus Milano also has offices in all of Milan’s Universities.
Assistance for students with disabilities
Students with disabilities may contact ISU Bocconi for information regarding Università
Bocconi.
Nursing service
There is a nursing service available at Residence Bocconi, 12 Via Bocconi, open from 11:00am
to 1:00pm Mondays through Fridays. It is closed on holidays and during periods in which
Residence Bocconi is closed.
Student assistance
Mr Salvatore Grillo, Director of ISU Bocconi, is available to advise and assist students with issues
concerning university life.
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ATTACHMENT B
SUMMARY OF DEADLINES
7 June 2011 h 3.00 pm –
30 September 2011 h 3.00
pm
Period of online application for:
- ISU Bocconi scholarship.
- Reduced rate canteen service.
- 150 hour work – studt program.
- Grants for International mobility programs: Exchange, Cems,
Double Degree and Themis (available at
www.unibocconi.eu/msdesk on starting from July 13th, 2011)
10 August 2011
In order to evaluate merit, exams taken by 10 August 2011 and
registered at the Punto Blu when the student is placed into the
temporary ranking, meaning by 30 September 2011, will be taken into
consideration. Therefore, students are encouraged to personally
verify their academic career at Punto Blu.
30 September 2011
Deadline to complete the enrollment for the 2011-12 AY to be
considered in the 2011-12 ISU provisional ranking.
10 October 2011
Deadline to submit to the Welcome Desk or to send via registered
mail, the documentation required for the 2011-2012 application for:
- ISU Bocconi scholarship.
- Reduced rate canteen service.
- 150 hour work – study program.
- Grants for International mobility programs: Exchange, Cems,
Double Degree and Themis.
1 November 2011
Deadline to request modifications of data provided.
15 November 2011
Deadline to provide via e-mail the IBAN code of your Italian bank
account necessary for the payment of the cash stipend of the ISU
scholarship, in case of awarding.
15 November 2011, h 3.00
pm
Deadline for the submission of the online application for Internship
grants (Internship beginning before October 31st,2011).
30 November 2011, h 3.00
pm
-
-
Deadline to submit in person to Student Services Office/ISU
Bocconi the documentation required in order to be considered
“non-resident”.
Deadline to complete the enrollment for the 2011-12 AY to be
considered in the 2011-12 ISU final ranking.
10 December 2011, h 3.00
pm
Deadline for the submission of the online application for grants for
Winter Campus Abroad.
28 February 2012, h 3.00
pm
Deadline for the submission of the online application for Internship
grants (Internship beginning in the period November 1st, 2011 –
February 15th, 2012).
10 May 2012, h 3.00 pm
Deadline for the submission of the online application for grants for
Summer Campus Abroad.
31 May 2012, h 3.00 pm
Deadline for the submission of the online application for Internship
grants (Internship beginning in the period February 16th, 2012 – May
15th, 2012).
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31 August 2012, h 3.00 pm
Deadline for the submission of the online application for Internship
grants (Internship beginning in the period May 15th, 2012 – July 31st,
2012).
10 August 2012
Deadline for the registration of exams and credits required for the ISU
Bocconi Scholarship and related benefits.
30 November 2011
Deadline for the registration of exams and credits required to keep
partially the ISU Bocconi Scholarship and related benefits of the 1st
course year 2011-2012.
31 December 2012
Deadline to collect the cash stipend of the scholarship amount awarded.
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ATTACHMENT C
CITY LIST - COMMUTING STUDENTS
26834 ABBADIA CERRETO
20081 ABBIATEGRASSO
26020 AGNADELLO
20041 AGRATE BRIANZA
20040 AICURZIO
23881 AIRUNO
20080 ALBAIRATE
20042 ALBIATE
21041 ALBIZZATE
24011 ALME'
24022 ALZANO LOMBARDO
24051 ANTEGNATE
22070 APPIANO GENTILE
24040 ARCENE
20020 ARCONATE
20043 ARCORE
20010 ARLUNO
28041 ARONA
22060 AROSIO
21010 ARSAGO SEPRIO
24040 ARZAGO D'ADDA
24052 AZZANO S. PAOLO
26010 BAGNOLO
CREMASCO
24050 BARIANO
20030 BARLASSINA
23890 BARZAGO
23891 BARZANO'
27010 BASCAPE'
20060 BASIANO
27050 BASTIDA PANCARANA
27020 BATTUDA
20060 BELLINZAGO
LOMBARDO
20040 BELLUSCO
22070 BEREGAZZO CON
FIGL.
27021 BEREGUARDO
24100 BERGAMO
20044 BERNAREGGIO
20010 BERNATE TICINO
20045 BESANA BRIANZA
20080 BESATE
21010 BESNATE
20046 BIASSONO
20020 BIENATE
22070 BINAGO
20082 BINASCO
26811 BOFFALORA D'ADDA
20010 BOFFALORA SOPRA
TICINO
24040 BOLTIERE
24040 BONATE SOPRA
24040 BONATE SOTTO
27010 BORGARELLO
26812 BORGHETTO
LODIGIANO
26851 BORGO SAN
GIOVANNI
20098 BORGOLOMBARDO
27010 BORNASCO
24040 BOTTANUCO
20030 BOVISIO MASCIAGO
22100 BRECCIA
22070 BREGNANO
24041 BREMBATE
24030 BREMBATE SOPRA
26822 BREMBIO
27042 BRESSANA
BOTTARONE
24053 BRIGNANO GERA
D'ADDA
20040 BRIOSCO
23883 BRIVIO
20047 BRUGHERIO
20080 BUBBIANO
21020 BUGGUGIATE
23892 BULCIAGO
22070 BULGAROGRASSO
20040 BURAGO DI
MOLGORA
20010 BUSCATE
20040 BUSNAGO
20060 BUSSERO
21052 BUSTO ARSIZIO
20020 BUSTO GAROLFO
22060 CABIATE
22071 CADORAGO
21050 CAIRATE
24054 CALCIO
23885 CALCO
24032 CALOLZIOCORTE
24033 CALUSCO D'ADDA
24040 CALVENZANO
20080 CALVIGNASCO
26823 CAMAIRAGO
20040 CAMBIAGO
20050 CAMPARADA
20010 CANEGRATE
24040 CANONICA D'ADDA
22063 CANTU'
22070 CAPIAGO INTIMIANO
20040 CAPONAGO
26010 CAPRALBA
20040 CAPRIANO
24042 CAPRIATE SAN
GERVASIO 24030 CAPRINO
BERGAMASCO
20048 CARATE BRIANZA
24043 CARAVAGGIO
27020 CARBONARA AL
TICINO
22070 CARBONATE
21010 CARDANO AL
CAMPO
22060 CARIMATE
21040 CARNAGO
20040 CARNATE
21042 CARONNO
PERTUSELLA
21040 CARONNO VARESINO
20080 CARPIANO
20061 CARUGATE
22060 CARUGO
24030 CARVICO
26852 CASALETTO
LODIGIANO
26010 CASALETTO VAPRIO
26831 CASALMAIOCCO
20071 CASALPUSTERLENGO
20080 CASARILE
23880 CASATENOVO
21020 CASCIAGO
20080 CASELLE LURANI
24040 CASIRATE D'ADDA
22030 CASLINO D'ERBA
22070 CASNATE CON
BERNATE
27022 CASORATE PRIMO
21011 CASORATE SEMPIONE
20010 CASOREZZO
23893 CASSAGO BRIANZA
20062 CASSANO D'ADDA
21012 CASSANO
MAGNAGO
20060 CASSINA DE' PECCHI
22070 CASSINA RIZZARDI
20081 CASSINETTA
LUGAGNANO
27023 CASSOLNOVO
20022 CASTANO PRIMO
24040 CASTEL ROZZONE
25030 CASTELCOVATI
21053 CASTELLANZA
23844 CASTELLO DI BRIANZA
22030 CASTELMARTE
26843 CASTELNUOVO
BOCCA D'ADDA
22070 CASTELNUOVO
BOZZENTE
21050 CASTELSEPRIO
26823 CASTIGLIONE D'ADDA
21043 CASTIGLIONE OLONA
26866 CASTIRAGA VIDARDO
25030 CASTREZZATO
21040 CASTRONNO
26844 CAVACURTA
27051 CAVAMANARA
21044 CAVARIA CON
PREMEZZO 20040
CAVENAGO BRIANZA
26824 CAVENAGO D'ADDA
28065 CERANO
27010 CERANOVA
20020 CERIANO LAGHETTO
22072 CERMENATE
20063 CERNUSCO SUL
NAVIGLIO
23870 CERNUSCO
LOMBARDONE
20070 CERRO AL LAMBRO
20023 CERRO MAGGIORE
27012 CERTOSA DI PAVIA
35
20060 CERVIGNANO
D'ADDA
20031 CESANO MADERNO
20020 CESATE
25032 CHIARI
24040 CHIGNOLO D'ISOLA
22070 CIRIMIDO
24040 CISERANO
21040 CISLAGO
20080 CISLIANO
24050 CIVIDATE AL PIANO
25030 COCCAGLIO
26845 CODOGNO
20020 COGLIATE
23886 COLLE BRIANZA
20040 COLNAGO
24055 COLOGNO AL SERIO
20060 COLTURANO
20060 COMAZZO
22100 COMO
24040 COMUN NUOVO
20049 CONCOREZZO
27010 COPIANO
20011 CORBETTA
20040 CORNATE D'ADDA
26854 CORNEGLIANO
LAUDENSE
26846 CORNO GIOVINE
26847 CORNO VECCHIO
20050 CORREZZANA
26834 CORTE PALASIO
24050 CORTENUOVA
23845 COSTAMASNAGA
24050 COVO
26013 CREMA
22060 CREMELLA
26010 CREMOSANO
26835 CRESPIATICA
22060 CUCCIAGO
20012 CUGGIONO
27010 CURA CARPIGNANO
24035 CURNO
20020 DAIRAGO
24044 DALMINE
20033 DESIO
23843 DOLZAGO
26010 DOVERA
20070 DRESANO
23848 ELLO
22036 ERBA
21054 FAGNANO OLONA
24045 FARA GERA D'ADDA
24058 FARA OLIVANA CON
SOLA
22070 FENEGRO'
21010 FERNO
22060 FIGINO SERENZA
24040 FILAGO
22073 FINO MORNASCO
26861 FOMBIO
24056 FONTANELLA
24056 FONTANELLA
24040 FORNOVO S.
GIOVANNI
20083 GAGGIANO
23851 GALBIATE
20060 GALGAGNANO
21013 GALLARATE
28066 GALLIATE
27025 GAMBOLO'
20024 GARBAGNATE
MILANESE
21045 GAZZADA SCHIANNO
21040 GERENZANO
20060 GESSATE
27010 GIUSSAGO
20034 GIUSSANO
20064 GORGONZOLA
21050 GORLA MAGGIORE
21055 GORLA MINORE
24020 GORLE
21040 GORNATE OLONA
26813 GRAFFIGNANA
22070 GRANDATE
27020 GRAVELLONA
LOMELLINA
20056 GREZZAGO
27027 GROPPELLO CAIROLI
22070 GUANZATE
26862 GUARDAMIGLIO
20088 GUDO VISCONTI
23898 IMBERSAGO
21056 INDUNO OLONA
22044 INVERIGO
20010 INVERUNO
20065 INZAGO
24040 ISSO
21040 JERAGO CON
ORAGO
20084 LACCHIARELLA
20020 LAINATE
24040 LALLIO
22045 LAMBRUGO
27015 LANDRIANO
27016 LARDIRAGO
20020 LAZZATE
23900 LECCO
20025 LEGNANO
20030 LENTATE SUL SEVESO
20050 LESMO
24040 LEVATE
20051 LIMBIATE
22070 LIMIDO COMASCO
27010 LINAROLO
20060 LISCATE
20035 LISSONE
26814 LIVRAGA
22070 LOCATE VARESINO
26900 LODI
26855 LODI VECCHIO
23871 LOMAGNA
22074 LOMAZZO
21050 LONATE CEPPINO
21015 LONATE POZZOLO
22030 LONGONE AL
SEGRINO
21040 LOZZA
22070 LUISAGO
22040 LURAGO D'ERBA
22070 LURAGO MARINONE
24050 LURANO
22075 LURATE CACCIVIO
20050 MACHERIO
24040 MADONE
20013 MAGENTA
27010 MAGHERNO
20020 MAGNAGO
26852 MAIRANO
(CASALETTO LODIGIANO)
20082 MAIRANO
(NOVIGLIO)
26847 MALEO
23864 MALGRATE
21046 MALNATE
20010 MARCALLO CON
CASONE
27020 MARCIGNAGO
22066 MARIANO COMENSE
21050 MARNATE
24057 MARTINENGO
26866 MARUDO
27010 MARZANO
20060 MASATE
26815 MASSALENGO
20036 MEDA
20060 MEDIGLIA
20077 MELEGNANO
20066 MELZO
23807 MERATE
26833 MERLINO
22046 MERONE
20010 MESERO
20050 MEZZAGO
20100 MILANO
24040 MISANO DI GERA
D'ADDA
20020 MISINTO
23873 MISSAGLIA
23847 MOLTENO
26836 MONTANASO
LOMBARDO
22070 MONTANO LUCINO
26010 MONTE CREMASCO
23874 MONTEVECCHIA
23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA
20052 MONZA
21040 MORAZZONE
24050 MORENGO
20081 MORIMONDO
21020 MORNAGO
27036 MORTARA
20086 MOTTA VISCONTI
22076 MOZZATE
24030 MOZZO
20053 MUGGIO'
20060 MULAZZANO
25075 NAVE
20014 NERVIANO
23895 NIBIONNO
20020 NOSATE
20054 NOVA MILANESE
28100 NOVARA
22060 NOVEDRATE
20082 NOVIGLIO
36
21040 OGGIONA CON S.
STEFANO
23848 OGGIONO
27020 OLEVANO DI
LOMELLINA
22077 OLGIATE COMASCO
23887 OLGIATE MOLGORA
21057 OLGIATE OLONA
23854 OLGINATE
22070 OLTRONA DI S.
MAMETTE
21040 ORIGGIO
24050 ORIO AL SERIO
20080 ORIO LITTA
20060 ORNAGO
24040 OSIO SOPRA
24046 OSIO SOTTO
23875 OSNAGO
26864 OSPEDALETTO
LODIGIANO
25035 OSPITALETTO
26816 OSSAGO LODIGIANO
20010 OSSONA
20080 OZZERO
23877 PADERNO D'ADDA
20037 PADERNO DUGNANO
24040 PAGAZZANO
24030 PALADINA
26020 PALAZZO PIGNANO
20030 PALAZZOLO MILANESE
26025 PANDINO
20090 PANTIGLIATE
20015 PARABIAGO
27020 PARONA
20067 PAULLO
27100 PAVIA
23888 PEREGO
20016 PERO
20060 PESSANO CON
BORNAGO
29100 PIACENZA
26017 PIERANICA
26854 PIEVE FISSIRAGA
27050 PIZZALE
20010 POGLIANO MILANESE
24040 POGNANO
22037 PONTE LAMBRO
24036 PONTE S. PIETRO
24040 PONTIROLO NUOVO
25037 PONTOGLIO
20060 POZZO D'ADDA
20060 POZZUOLO
MARTESANA
20010 PREGNANA MILANESE
24030 PRESEZZO
24050 PUMENENGO
26017 QUINTANO
24020 RANICA
20055 RENATE
20027 RESCALDINA
24030 RIVIERA D'ADDA
26027 RIVOLTA D'ADDA
23899 ROBBIATE
20020 ROBECCHETTO CON
INDUNO
20087 ROBECCO SUL
NAVIGLIO
20090 RODANO
27012 ROGNANO
24058 ROMANO DI
LOMBARDIA
28068 ROMENTINO
27010 RONCARO
20040 RONCELLO
20050 RONCO BRIANTINO
20088 ROSATE
23888 ROVAGNATE
25038 ROVATO
22069 ROVELLASCA
22070 ROVELLO PORRO
25030 RUDIANO
27016 S. ALESSIO CON
VIALONE
20090 SALERANO SUL
LAMBRO
21017 SAMARATE
20078 SAN COLOMBANO AL
LAMBRO
26848 SAN FIORANO
27010 SAN GENESIO ED UNITI
20010 SAN GIORGIO SU
LEGNANO
26817 SAN MARTINO IN
STRADA
27028 SAN MARTINO
SICCOMARIO
20098 SAN VITTORE OLONA
20070 SAN ZENONE AL
LAMBRO
23889 SANTA MARIA HOE'
26866 SANT'ANGELO
LODIGIANO
20010 SANTO STEFANO
TICINO
21047 SARONNO
26826 SECUGNANO
20018 SEDRIANO
20030 SENAGO
22070 SENNA COMASCO
20038 SEREGNO
24068 SERIATE
21018 SESTO CALENDE
20090 SETTALA
20030 SEVESO
22040 SIRONE
23896 SIRTORI
27010 SIZIANO
20020 SOLARO
21048 SOLBIATE ARNO
22070 SOLBIATE COMASCO
21058 SOLBIATE OLONA
26867 SOMAGLIA
21019 SOMMA LOMBARDO
27048 SOMMO
26858 SORDIO
20050 SOVICO
28060 SOZZAGO
26016 SPINO D'ADDA
24050 SPIRANO
24040 STEZZANO
24040 SUISIO
20050 SULBIATE
21040 SUMIRAGO
20053 TACCONA
20080 TAVAZZANO
24030 TERNO D'ISOLA
26827 TERRANOVA DEI
PASSERINI
26017 TORLINO VIMERCATI
24020 TORRE BOLDONE
27010 TORRE D'ARESE
27020 TORRE D'ISOLA
27010 TORREVECCHIA PIA
21049 TRADATE
27020 TRAVACO'
SICCOMARIO
28069 TRECATE
26017 TRESCORE
CREMASCO
24047 TREVIGLIO
24048 TREVIOLO
20060 TREZZANO ROSA
20056 TREZZO D'ADDA
20067 TRIBIANO
20050 TRIUGGIO
27020 TRIVOLZIO
27020 TROVO
20060 TRUCCAZZANO
26828 TURANO LODIGIANO
22078 TURATE
20029 TURBIGO
21040 UBOLDO
25030 URAGO D'OGLIO
24059 URGNANO
20040 USMATE VELATE
26010 VAIANO CREMASCO
26019 VAILATE
24030 VALBREMBO
20080 VALERA FRATTA
23857 VALGREGHENTINO
27010 VALLE SALIMBENE
23868 VALMADRERA
20010 VANZAGO
20069 VAPRIO D'ADDA
20039 VAREDO
21100 VARESE
20057 VEDANO AL LAMBRO
21040 VEDANO OLONA
20050 VEDUGGIO CON
COLZANO
27010 VELLEZZO BELLINI
21040 VENEGONO
INFERIORE
21040 VENEGONO
SUPERIORE
22070 VENIANO
20050 VERANO BRIANZA
24049 VERDELLINO
24049 VERDELLO
23879 VERDERIO INFERIORE
23878 VERDERIO SUPERIORE
21029 VERGIATE
20080 VERMEZZO
20080 VERNATE
37
22070 VERTEMATE CON
MINOPRIO
27018 VIDIGULFO
23897 VIGANO'
27029 VIGEVANO
20060 VIGNATE
20020 VILLA CORTESE
22079 VILLA GUARDIA
20050 VILLA RAVERIO
27030 VILLANOVA
D'ARDENGHI
26828 VILLANOVA SILLARO
27019 VILLANTERIO
20058 VILLASANTA
20059 VIMERCATE
27010 VISTARINO
20010 VITTUONE
20070 VIZZOLO PREDABISSI
27058 VOGHERA
24050 ZANICA
27012 ZECCONE
20060 ZELO BUON PERSICO
20080 ZELO SURRIGONE
27020 ZERBOLO'
20080 ZIBIDO SAN
GIACOMO
27030 ZINASCO NUOVO
38
ATTACHMENT D
ISU BOCCONI BOARD
Members of the ISU Bocconi Board:
- dott. Bruno Pavesi
President of ISU Bocconi
- prof. Fulvio Ortu
Vice Rector and Dean for International Affairs
- prof. Francesco Saita
Dean of the Bocconi Graduate School
- prof. Giovanni Valotti
Dean of the Bocconi Undergraduate School
- dott. Salvatore Grillo
Director of ISU Bocconi
- dott.ssa Erika Zancan
Assistent to the Cheif Executive
- sig.ra Claudia Fraccalvieri
Student Representative
- dott. Lorenzo Pasquale Longo
Student Representative
- dott. Bernard Damien Rouco
Student Representative
39
ATTACHMENT E
2010 FOREIGN AVERAGE EXCHANGE LIST
Paese
Valuta
Cod.
Cod.
ISO
UIC
Media
Convenzione di cambio
AFGHANISTAN
Afghani
AFN
115
61.4201 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ALBANIA
Lek
ALL
047
137.733 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ALGERIA
Dinaro Algerino
DZD
106
98.0911 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ANGOLA
Readjustado
Kwanza
AOA
087
121.852 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ANTIGUA E BARBUDA
Dollaro Caraibi Est
XCD
137
3.57944 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ANTILLE OLANDESI
Fiorino Antille
Olandesi
ANG
132
2.35978 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ARABIA SAUDITA
Riyal Saudita
SAR
075
4.97165 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ARGENTINA
Peso Argentina
ARS
216
5.1856 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ARMENIA
Dram Armenia
AMD
246
494.94 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ARUBA
Fiorino Aruba
AWG
211
2.37303 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
AUSTRALIA
Dollaro
Australiano
AUD
109
1.44231 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
AZERBAIGIAN
Manat
Azerbaigian
(nuovo)
AZN
271
1.06434 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BAHAMAS
Dollaro Bahama
BSD
135
1.32572 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BAHRAIN
Dinaro Bahrain
BHD
136
0.499795 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BANGLADESH
Taka
BDT
174
92.3038 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BARBADOS
Dollaro Barbados
BBD
195
2.65143 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BELIZE
Dollaro Belize
BZD
152
2.59727 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BENIN
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BERMUDA
Dollaro Bermuda
BMD
138
1.32572 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BHUTAN
Ngultrum
BTN
180
60.5878 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BIELORUSSIA
Rublo Bielorussia
(nuovo)
BYR
263
3949.48 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BOLIVIA
Boliviano
BOB
074
9.30644 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BOSNIA ERZEGOVINA
Marco
Convertibile
BAM
240
1.9558 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BOTSWANA
Pula
BWP
171
8.99775 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BRASILE
Real
BRL
234
2.33143 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Dollaro Brunei
BND
139
1.80552 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BULGARIA
Nuovo Lev
Bulgaria
BGN
262
1.9558 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BURKINA FASO
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
BURUNDI
Franco Burundi
BIF
140
1631.42 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CAMBOGIA
Riel Kampuchea
KHR
141
5554.14 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CAMERUN
Franco CFA
XAF
043
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CANADA
Dollaro Canadese
CAD
012
1.36511 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CAPO VERDE
Escudo Capo
Verde
CVE
181
110.265 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
40
CAYMAN (Isole)
Dollaro Isole
Cayman
KYD
205
1.08687 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CECA (Repubblica)
Corona Ceca
CZK
223
25.284 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CENTRAFRICANA
(Repubblica)
Franco CFA
XAF
043
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CIAD
Franco CFA
XAF
043
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CILE
Peso Cileno
CLP
029
675.346 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CINA (Repubblica
Popolare di)
Renminbi(Yuan)
CNY
144
8.97123 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
COLOMBIA
Peso Colombiano
COP
040
2515.56 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
COMORE (Isole)
Franco Isole
Comore
KMF
210
491.968 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CONGO (Repubblica
del)
Franco CFA
XAF
043
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CONGO (Repubblica
Democratica)
Franco Congolese
CDF
261
1201.94 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
COREA DEL NORD
Won Nord
KPW
182
2.91658 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
COREA DEL SUD
Won Sud
KRW
119
1531.82 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
COSTA D AVORIO
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
COSTA RICA
Colon Costa Rica
CRC
077
692.14 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CROAZIA
Kuna
HRK
229
7.28906 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
CUBA
Peso Cubano
CUP
067
1.32572 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
DANIMARCA
Corona Danese
DKK
007
7.4473 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
DOMINICA
Dollaro Caraibi Est
XCD
137
3.57944 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
DOMINICANA
(Repubblica)
Peso Dominicano
DOP
116
48.701 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
EGITTO
Lira Egiziana
EGP
070
7.47158 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
EL SALVADOR
Colon
Salvadoregno
SVC
117
11.6 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
EMIRATI ARABI UNITI
Dirham Emirati
Arabi
AED
187
4.86925 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ERITREA
Nakfa
ERN
243
19.8858 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ESTONIA
Corona Estonia
EEK
218
15.6466 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ETIOPIA
Birr
ETB
068
19.2075 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
FALKLAND o MALVINE
(Isole)
Sterlina Falkland
FKP
146
0.857844 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
FIJI
Dollaro Fiji
FJD
147
2.53624 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
FILIPPINE
Peso Filippino
PHP
066
59.7387 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
FONDO MONETARIO
INTERNAZIONALE
DSP
XDR
188
0.868673 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GABON
Franco CFA
XAF
043
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GAMBIA
Dalasi
GMD
193
36.9553 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GEORGIA
Lari
GEL
230
2.36206 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GHANA
Nuovo Cedi
Ghana
GHS
276
1.89579 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GIAMAICA
Dollaro
Giamaicano
JMD
142
115.589 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GIAPPONE
Yen Giapponese
JPY
071
116.239 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
41
GIBILTERRA
Sterlina Gibilterra
GIP
044
0.857844 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GIBUTI
Franco Gibuti
DJF
083
235.608 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GIORDANIA
Dinaro Giordano
JOD
089
0.939933 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GRENADA
Dollaro Caraibi Est
XCD
137
3.57944 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GUATEMALA
Quetzal
GTQ
078
10.6885 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GUINEA
Franco Guineano
GNF
129
7584.61 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GUINEA BISSAU
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GUINEA EQUATORIALE
Franco CFA
XAF
043
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
GUYANA
Dollaro Guyana
GYD
149
270.904 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
HAITI
Gourde
HTG
151
52.7034 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
HONDURAS
Lempira
HNL
118
25.0494 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
HONG KONG (Cina)
Dollaro Hong
Kong
HKD
103
10.2994 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
INDIA
Rupia Indiana
INR
031
60.5878 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
INDONESIA
Rupia Indonesiana
IDR
123
12041.7 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
IRAN
Rial Iraniano
IRR
057
13478.5 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
IRAQ
Dinaro Iracheno
IQD
093
1549.76 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ISLANDA
Corona Islanda
ISK
062
161.815 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ISRAELE
Shekel
ILS
203
4.94568 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
KAZAKISTAN
Tenge Kazakistan
KZT
231
195.36 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
KENYA
Scellino Keniota
KES
022
105.012 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
KIRGHIZISTAN
Som
KGS
225
60.88 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
KUWAIT
Dinaro Kuwait
KWD
102
0.380116 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LAOS
Kip
LAK
154
10944.8 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LESOTHO
Loti
LSL
172
9.69843 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LETTONIA
Lats
LVL
219
0.70872 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LIBANO
Lira Libanese
LBP
032
1995.5 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LIBERIA
Dollaro Liberia
LRD
155
94.5537 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LIBIA
Dinaro Libico
LYD
069
1.67816 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
LITUANIA
Litas
LTL
221
3.4528 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MACAO
Pataca
MOP
156
10.6013 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MACEDONIA
Dinaro
Macedonia
MKD
236
61.4918 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MADAGASCAR
Ariary
MGA
268
2769.1 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MALAWI
Kwacha Malawi
MWK
157
199.768 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MALAYSIA
Ringgit
MYR
055
4.26679 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MALDIVE
Rufiyaa
MVR
158
16.9692 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MALI
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MAROCCO
Dirham Marocco
MAD
084
11.1561 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MAURITANIA
Ouguiya
MRO
196
365.723 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MAURITIUS
Rupia Mauritius
MUR
170
40.7633 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MESSICO
Peso Messicano
MXN
222
16.7373 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MOLDAVIA
Leu Moldavia
MDL
235
16.3837 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MONGOLIA
Tugrik
MNT
160
1797.29 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
MOZAMBICO
Nuovo Metical
MZN
272
43.6737 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
42
Mozambico
MYANMAR (Birmania)
Kyat
MMK
107
8.5111 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NAMIBIA
Dollaro Namibia
NAD
252
9.69843 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NEPAL
Rupia Nepalese
NPR
161
96.9564 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NICARAGUA
Cordoba Oro
NIO
120
28.3203 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NIGER
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NIGERIA
Naira
NGN
081
200.252 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NORVEGIA
Corona
Norvegese
NOK
008
8.0043 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
NUOVA ZELANDA
Dollaro
Neozelandese
NZD
113
1.83774 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
OMAN
Rial Oman
OMR
184
0.509948 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
PAKISTAN
Rupia Pakistana
PKR
026
112.929 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
PANAMA
Balboa
PAB
162
1.32572 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
PAPUA NUOVA GUINEA Kina
PGK
190
3.60346 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
PARAGUAY
Guarani
PYG
101
6275.6 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
PERU
Nuevo Sol
PEN
201
3.74495 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
POLINESIA FRANCESE
Franco C.F.P.
XPF
105
119.332 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
POLONIA
Zloty
PLN
237
3.99467 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
QATAR
Riyal Qatar
QAR
189
4.82589 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
REGNO UNITO
Sterlina Gran
Bretagna
GBP
002
0.857844 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ROMANIA
Nuovo Leu
RON
270
4.21216 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
RUSSIA
Rublo Russia
RUB
244
40.2629 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
RWANDA
Franco Ruanda
RWF
163
773.285 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SALOMONE ISOLE
Dollaro Isole
Salomone
SBD
206
10.6913 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SAMOA OCCIDENTALI
Tala
WST
164
3.29026 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SANT ELENA
Sterlina S.Elena
SHP
207
0.857844 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SAO TOME e PRINCIPE
Dobra
STD
191
24689.4 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SENEGAL
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SERBIA
Dinaro Serbo
RSD
274
103.043 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SEYCHELLES
Rupia Seychelles
SCR
185
15.9842 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SIERRA LEONE
Leone
SLL
165
5272.86 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SINGAPORE
Dollaro Singapore
SGD
124
1.80552 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SIRIA
Lira Siriana
SYP
036
61.5481 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SOMALIA
Scellino Somalo
SOS
065
2072.79 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SRI LANKA
Rupia Sri Lanka
LKR
058
149.826 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ST. LUCIA
Dollaro Caraibi Est
XCD
137
3.57944 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ST. VINCENT E
GRENADINES
Dollaro Caraibi Est
XCD
137
3.57944 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
STATI UNITI
Dollaro USA
USD
001
1.32572 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ST.KITTIS E NEVIS
Dollaro Caraibi Est
XCD
137
3.57944 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SUD AFRICA
Rand
ZAR
082
9.69843 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SUDAN
Sterlina Sudanese
SDG
275
3.08929 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SURINAME
Dollaro Suriname
SRD
266
3.63952 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
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SVEZIA
Corona Svedese
SEK
009
9.53727 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SVIZZERA
Franco Svizzero
CHF
003
1.38034 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
SWAZILAND
Lilangeni
SZL
173
9.69843 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TAGIKISTAN
Somoni
TJS
264
5.80555 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TAIWAN
Dollaro Taiwan
TWD
143
41.7274 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TANZANIA
Scellino Tanzania
TZS
125
1911.82 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
THAILANDIA
Baht
THB
073
42.0145 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TOGO
Franco CFA
XOF
209
655.957 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TONGA ISOLA
Pa Anga
TOP
167
2.51 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TRINIDAD e TOBAGO
Dollaro Trinidad
eTobago
TTD
166
8.40492 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TUNISIA
Dinaro Tunisino
TND
080
1.89612 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TURCHIA
Lira Turchia
(nuova)
TRY
267
1.99655 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
TURKMENISTAN
Manat
Turkmenistan
(nuovo)
TMT
278
3.77824 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
UCRAINA
Hryvnia
UAH
241
10.5386 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
UGANDA
Scellino Ugandese
UGX
126
2888.13 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
UNGHERIA
Forint Ungherese
HUF
153
275.48 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
URUGUAY
Peso Uruguaiano
UYU
053
26.5965 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
UZBEKISTAN
Sum Uzbekistan
UZS
232
2104.02 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
VANUATU
Vatu
VUV
208
131.049 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
VENEZUELA
Bolivar
VEB
035
3427.52 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
VENEZUELA
Bolivar Fuerte
VEF
277
3.42752 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
VIETNAM
Dong
VND
145
25368.3 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
YEMEN
Rial
YER
122
290.896 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ZAMBIA
Kwacha Zambia
ZMK
127
6353.61 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
ZIMBABWE
Dollaro Zimbabwe
ZWD
051
479.777 Quantità di valuta per 1 Euro
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ATTACHMENT F
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
The following regulations, available also in this 2011-2012 application requirements and regulations, are
applicable only to students belonging to the categories pursuant to article 2 of Law 118 of 30 March
1971, or to other categories of disability protected by the law, with a recognized level of disability equal
to or greater than 66%.
1. For students with a recognized level of disability equal to or greater than 66%, the maximum
duration of benefits is for a maximum period of three semesters beyond the prescribed duration
of their course: 9 semesters for Bachelor programs, 13 semesters for Combined Bachelor and
Master of science programs and 7 semesters fo Master of Sciences programs.
2. For students with a recognized level of disability equal to or greater than 66%, the annual value of
the scholarship may be increased. Upon request by the recipient, the increased amount may be
converted into special equipment and teaching materials, accommodation, allocation of
companion or assistant for study or interpreting or, other suitable aid to overcoming individual
difficulties.
3. Furthermore, for these students it is possible to define individual merit requirements, based on
the type of disability, which could differ up to a maximum of 40%. Merit requirements will be
established by the ISU Bocconi Board, having met with the professor who is delegated to
integration of students with disabilities.
For students with disabilities, with a recognized level of disability equal to or greater than 66%, the
regulations regarding revocation of scholarships and the payment of the second installment are not
applied.
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