Master of Science in European Economy
and Business Law

Yes. Only online applications will be considered valid.

Application form is available at the following link.

In case you have problems when filling in the format please contact: admissions@eebl.uniroma2.it 

The deadline for the master’s degree programme in EEBL varies according to the student's nationality and background.

Deadlines for application:
The following dates indicate the last available day to complete the application (i.e. the application is complete once you validate the application fee payment on the Delphi platform):
• Non-EU applicants: 31 May 2021
• EU applicants with non-Italian bachelor degree and EU applicants with Italian bachelor different from Economics: 27 August 2021
• EU applicants with Italian bachelor degree in Economics: 9 September 2021

Tuition fees for the 2021/22 academic year vary according to the students nationality and income.

For further information, please consult the tuition fee page. Additional information will be provided as soon as the Students Guide will be published.

Core courses may have approximately 40 students while non-core courses may have more or fewer students. 

Yes. EEBL students may apply for specific scholarship opportunities (Best students and graduates awards) which will be awarded to best qualified students. 

For further information visit the dedicated page.

More than 60 students are currently enrolled in the programme. 27 belong to the second year class and 42 to the first year class.

Yes, you will be required to pay a 30€ fee for the evaluation of your application.

The payment form is available at the end of the online application procedure.

The following categories of students are exempt from the application fee payment:
- students with disability equal to or greater than 66%;
- students who have earned a bachelor degree at Tor Vergata University with a final grade of at least 100/110.

The application for pre-enrollment in a higher education course in Italy is the first step a candidate must take to apply for a study visa at an Italian Diplomatic Representative. This application is handled exclusively through the Universitaly portal. The pre-enrollment procedure is different and distinct from that of enrollment, which will take place subsequently and is based on procedures internal to the individual institution, without the involvement of diplomatic representatives.

Universities must validate pre-enrollment applications for their academic programs at least four weeks before the start of the program in order to allow the visa application process to be completed before the start of academic activities in Italy. It is the responsibility of the University to indicate for each individual academic program the latest dates for sending the pre-enrollment application through the Universitaly portal.