How to Enroll

Enrollment Procedure

Enrollment is open.

Enrollment in the Degree Program takes place exclusively online at the website https://udaonline.unich.it and becomes effective—and therefore valid for all purposes—only upon payment of the registration fee.

For all relevant information regarding the 2025–26 academic year—deadlines, enrollment procedures, tuition fees, and other administrative guidelines—please refer to the Academic Regulations (Manifesto degli Studi) and the Tuition and Fees Regulations.

Key steps:

1. Register on the University’s online portal and complete the enrollment application
2. Pay the first installment of university fees
3. Take the TOLC-E test and (see section below), if applicable, complete the OFA (see section below)

For information on scholarships and financial aid, you can contact the Agency for the Right to University Education (ADSU): visit the ADSU website.

Required Knowledge for Admission to the DAES Degree Program

Students wishing to enroll in the Bachelor’s Degree in Data Analytics for Economics and Society must hold either a five-year upper secondary school diploma or an equivalent qualification obtained abroad and recognized as suitable, or a four-year upper secondary school diploma along with the corresponding integrative year.

Applicants are expected to have:

• A good level of general knowledge
• Logical reasoning skills
• Reading comprehension skills in Italian
• Basic mathematics knowledge

Admission to the program is open (no admission cap), but an entrance assessment test is required to evaluate initial competencies.

Admission Requirements

To enroll, students must:

• Hold a secondary school diploma or an equivalent recognized qualification
• Take the CISIA Online Test (TOLC-E) – mandatory but not selective

TOLC-E Entrance Test

What is it? An online test that evaluates basic knowledge in mathematics, logic, reading comprehension, and English.

For more details on deadlines and procedures, please consult the university's official website in English

When does it take place?
For the 2025/2026 academic year, the University will offer the TOLC-E in the TOLC@CASA format (i.e., remotely). Test dates will be published on the CISIA website.

Additionally, students can take the TOLC-E at any university affiliated with CISIA on the dates listed on the CISIA website.

How to register?
Via the official CISIA website.

Additional Learning Requirements (OFA)

If the TOLC-E score falls below a set threshold, Additional Learning Requirements (OFA) will be assigned.

• Students with OFA must attend and complete remedial courses organized by the University within the first year.