Business & Management

About the course

A three-year business degree (class L-18) taught entirely in English. It covers management, accounting, finance and marketing from an international perspective, with exchange agreements with foreign universities.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• Italy accepts the Leaving Certificate as a school-leaving qualification after 12 years of schooling. UniTo checks every foreign qualification through Apply@UniTo. It publishes no Leaving Cert subject or grade rules, and CAO points are not used. Some Italian universities expect Irish minimum university entry (for example 2 Higher Level subjects at H5 or better), so confirm with UniTo’s International Students Section (internazionali@unito.it), including whether a CIMEA statement is needed.
• You must sit the SAT (College Board). Places are ranked on the SAT score. If you sit the SAT more than once, UniTo counts your most recent score, not your best one.
• The whole course is taught in English and UniTo says fluency is essential. No specific English certificate is named for this course, so confirm with admissions whether Leaving Cert English is enough.

How to apply

1. Book the SATFor 2026 entry, SATs taken from 2 January 2025 counted, up to 6 June 2026 for round 1 or 12 September 2026 for round 2. UniTo counts your latest score, so only resit if you expect to improve.
2. Apply on Apply@UniToUpload your school documents and ID, and pay the €60 fee. In the 2026 cycle the main window was 19 February to 15 April 2026, with an extra EU window from 1 July to 14 September 2026.
3. Pre-register on MyUniTo for the SAT callFor 2026 entry, round 1 pre-registration ran from 1 to 19 June and round 2 from 1 July to 14 September 2026. Rankings are based on SAT score.
4. Enrol and request your fee bandIf ranked, enrol in the stated window (21 to 23 July or 12 to 14 October in 2026), pay the €156 first instalment, and request the fixed contribution for families living abroad by 20 November.

Costs

• Public university. Everyone pays a first instalment of €156 (€140 regional tax plus €16 stamp duty). Students whose family lives abroad pay a fixed contribution set by their country’s GDP per head, from €500 to €1,500 a year (€550 to €1,650 in later years), plus the €156. If you do not request the band, UniTo charges the maximum: €1,500 plus €156. Ireland is expected to be in the top band, but the country list (Annex A) was not checked. Request it by 20 November 2026 (late until 26 February 2027 with a €150 surcharge). There is a €60 Apply@UniTo application fee, and the SAT is paid to the College Board.

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