How to request accommodation
The University of Milan offers to non-resident students 945 accommodations - in single or double rooms - in University residences.
Accommodations are available for 11 months in single or double rooms with services that vary in the different residences.
Accommodation is assigned through participation to a Call for application, based on merit and income requisites established at articles 3 and 4 of DSU scholarships Call for application.
Students winning places in the final ranking list are entitled to accommodation at an annual cost of € 2.750 max, and can renew their application for accommodation in subsequent years, provided they meet the requirements and are up-to-date with accommodation payments.
As of 2024, you can access the University's admission / enrolment / education incentive programmes and information services by using your SPID identity. Further information is available on the Registration page.
Send a message or book an appointment through the online service InformaStudenti
Income and merit requirements are established by the call for applications. The minimum requirements for applying for accommodation generally are:
Requirements
The minimum requirements for applying for accommodation are:
- being enrolled or declaring intention to enrol in a full-time programme at the University of Milan
- being resident in a municipality more than 90 minutes by public transport from the campus where the programme is held
- not receiving retribution as a permanent employee, single trader or professional
- not being entitled to any income deriving from company shareholding above 10%, or having a VAT number.
- not being in debt.
The application for accommodation must be submitted following the procedures indicated in the Call for applications starting from 15 July 2024 and by 11.59 pm on 22 August 2024.
The application for the assignment of an accommodation is completed online accessing with your personal credentials to the Benefit service desk with one's University or registration credentials.
Use the application guide to benefits for further details.
Ranking list
Provisional ranking lists (divided by category: renewals, EU and non-EU students enrolled in the first year of any degree or post-graduate programme at Milan University and students enrolled in later years) will be drawn up after assessment of applicants' entitlement and can be reviewed if any candidate appeals for review of his/her position.
Final ranking lists - divided between renewals and new admissions - are generally published within September.
Those assigned accommodation must accept or decline by accessing Benefits service desk, using one's University or registration credentials by the deadlines indicated in the announcement.
On accepting assigned accommodation, applicants also sign an undertaking to pay the rent and to observe the accommodation rules.
Once applicants receive the formal letter of admission at their University email address, they can present to the director of the University Residence with a valid identity document on the prescribed date, and take up lodgings.
When assigned accommodation in University apartments, students will find in their letter the contact person to get in touch with to go foreword in the assignment.
Accommodation available due to declination by entitled students are reassigned on the basis of the ranking list. The entire assignment procedure is generally concluded within the end of September.