Rules and regulation for the entry test for Bachelor degree
Below are the new regulations you must follow to apply for the 2023-2024 three-year bachelor's degree programs of the School of Management and Economics.
Several of the three-year degree courses of the Department of Management and the Department of Economic, Social, Mathematical and Statistical Sciences have a capped number of places, so all students interested in enrolling on the following degree courses:
- Business and Management (English-medium program);
- Economia Aziendale (i.e. Business Administration, Italian-medium program);
- Economia (i.e. Economics, Italian-medium program);
- Management dell’Informazione e della Comunicazione Aziendale (i.e. Business Information and Communication Management, Italian-medium program);
must take the CISIA on line Test (TOLC-E in Italian and/or English TOLC-E in English) and then participate in one of the calls for admission to the individual degree courses (the calls do not involve any further examinations or tests).
The TOLC-E and the English TOLC-E tests will take place in the modality "TOLC @ HOME" (more information on www.cisiaonline.it).
NB: the content of this page is a summary of the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses” and the entire document should be read. The Calls for applications will be published as soon as they are available and should also be read carefully.
We recommend consulting this page frequently to ensure you have all the latest information.
For any questions and information, don't hesitate to get in touch with requisiti.sme@unito.it
Below is the maximum number of students who may enrol in the first year, divided by degree course:
1 – Business & Management (250 students in total)
- Students with an Italian academic qualification, Students with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy: 200
- Students with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad: 40
- “Marco Polo” Programme for Chinese students: 10
2 – Economia Aziendale (1000 students in total)
- Students with an Italian academic qualification, Students with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy: 985
- Students with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad: 5
- “Marco Polo” Programme for Chinese students: 10
3 – Economia (410 students in total)
- Students with an Italian academic qualification, Students with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy: 355
- Students with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad: 50
- “Marco Polo” Programme Chinese students: 5
4 – Management dell’Informazione e della Comunicazione Aziendale (250 students in total)
- Students with an Italian academic qualification, Students with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy: 237
- Students with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad: 8
- “Marco Polo” Programme Chinese students: 5
Therefore, access to the aforementioned three-year degree courses is conditional upon taking the CISIA On-Line Test in Italian (TOLC-E) or in English (English TOLC-E).
How can I become a UniTO student?
If you are a student holding a foreign study qualification you must also follow the procedure for international students and submit your application on:
- Apply@UniTo, if you are a European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy;
- Universitaly, if you are a non-EU citizen residing abroad or a Chinese student taking part in the "Marco Polo program";
If you wish to take the TOLC-E or English TOLC-E to enrol at a University other than University of Turin, please check the rules and conditions of enrolment on the website of that University.
If you want to enrol on one of the courses indicated above, you must take the TOLC-E and/or English TOLC-E test.
On the UniTO website, at the "Enrolment procedure" webpage, you can find:
- how to register on the internet portal UniTO;
- what is the TOLC test;
- how to register for a TOLC.
Remember: consult that page regularly for updates.
NB: When selecting the day(s) when you want to take the test, make sure you can meet all the deadlines of the Calls for applications which are specified in the next section.
After taking the TOLC-E and/or the English TOLC-E, you can submit your application in response to the Calls which will result in the creation of classification lists.
You can send your application through your personal MyUniTO page. If you do not possess the University of Turin institutional credentials, you can register by following the instructions on the dedicated page of the university website.
Log in to MyUniTO and register for the Calls planned in two different periods and with different rules. For further details, consult the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses”.
NB for international students:
- if you are a student with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy, you can submit your application to participate in the calls in both the first period and the second period;
- if you are a student with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad, or a Chinese student on the “Marco Polo” Programme, you can only submit your application to participate in the calls for the second period, for the available places indicated in the paragraph “Number of places available”.
First period: 1st – 15th June 2023
Two calls are announced during the first period, for the number of places indicated in the paragraph “Number of places available” solely for the category students with an Italian academic qualification and students with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy.
You can participate if:
- you are a last-year high school student or a high-school graduate;
- you took the TOLC-E or the English TOLC-E between 1st January 2022 and 14th June 2023;
- you obtained a score of at least 12 points.
NB: you must meet all the requirements indicated above to apply and only the score you obtain in the latest TOLC-E and/or English TOLC-E you may take will be considered.
Choosing your degree course
► If you took the TOLC-E in Italian, you can participate in the call to apply for one of the following (Italian-medium) degree courses:
• Economia;
• Economia Aziendale;
• Management dell’Informazione e della Comunicazione Aziendale.
► If you took the English TOLC-E, you can only participate in the call to apply for the (English-medium) degree course in:
• Business & Management.
► If you took the TOLC-E and the English TOLC-E, you can participate in both calls (you must submit both applications separately).
Second period: 3rd July – 11th September 2023
Two calls are announced in the second period:
- for the category of students with an Italian academic qualification and students with a foreign academic qualification holding Italian/European citizen/equivalents/non-EU citizen legally residing in Italy, the remaining places in each category after the procedures for enrolment and repechage relative to the first period;
- for the categories of students with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad and Chinese students on the «Marco Polo» Programme, all the places indicated in the paragraph “Number of places available”.
You can participate if:
- you are a high-school graduate;
- you did not take part in any of the Calls in the first period, or you were not in a suitable position in the classification lists of the Calls in the first period, you did not enrol after the calls of the first period;
- you took the TOLC-E between 1st January 2022 and 8th September 2023.
NB: you must meet all the requirements indicated above, but it is not necessary to have obtained a minimum score in the test to participate in the calls of the second period. Below certain thresholds, you must take the mandatory resits (OFA) during the first semester.
Choosing your degree course
► If you took the TOLC-E in Italian, you can participate in the call to apply for one of the following (Italian-medium) degree courses:
• Economia;
• Economia Aziendale;
• Management dell’Informazione e della Comunicazione Aziendale.
► If you took the English TOLC-E, you can only participate in the call to apply for the (English-medium) degree course in:
• Business & Management;
• Economia (Pay Attention: this choice is only for students with a foreign academic qualification, holding non-EU citizenship and residing abroad and Chinese students on the «Marco Polo» Programme, who must take the English TOLC-E to access the Economia degree course).
► If you took the TOLC-E and the English TOLC-E, you can participate in both calls (you must submit both applications separately).
Classification lists
The "Announcement" and the classification lists will be published on the Official University Notice Board.
The classification lists of the calls of the first period will be published by 14th July 2023.
The classification lists of the calls of the second period will be published by 22nd September 2023.
You can check your status («Admitted», «Not admitted», «Annulled») through MyUniTO.
For further details on how classification lists are created, consult the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses”.
If your status in the classification list of a Degree Course is «Admitted» you can proceed with enrolment in the relevant Degree Course in the following periods:
- classification lists from the Calls of the first period: from 17th to 19th July 2023 at 3 p.m.;
- classification lists from the Calls of the first period: from 25th to 27th September 2022 at 3 p.m.
After 3 p.m. on the day of expiry, it will no longer be possible to access the online enrolment procedure.
For the details consult the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses”.
The procedure for students with disabilities or with specific learning difficulties (SLD) is indicated in the TOLC Regulations of the CISIA.
The students must upload the disability or SLD certification when they register in the TOLC area of the CISIA portal and specify the support they need to take the test.
Students with disabilities or specific learning difficulties resident in foreign countries must submit their certification of the status of disability or learning difficulty (such status must be recognised by Italy’s regulations) issued in their country of residence, accompanied by a sworn translation in Italian or English.
All the specific information on the procedures for candidates with disabilities or specific learning difficulties (SLD) is contained in the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses”, in Art. 11 - Students with disabilities or with learning difficulties.
For students with disabilities or with specific learning difficulties who wish to sit the TOLC-E and/or the English TOLC-E in Turin, the following certificates are valid for university entrance:
- Students with disabilities
As indicated in the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses”, the following is valid:
“for students with disabilities: the disability certificate pursuant to law no. 104, of 5th February 1992, or the certificate of disability with percentage disability of 50% or above”.
- Students with specific learning difficulties
As indicated in the “Regulations for admission to the 2023-2024 three-year degree courses”, the following is valid:
“the certification of specific learning difficulties pursuant to law no. 170 of 8th October 2010, (reference ICD-10 code F81 and/or name of the disorder), as indicated by the MIUR [Ministry of Education, University and Research] in the Guidelines attached to the Ministerial Decree 5669/2011, which must be issued by the National Health Service or by specialists or accredited facilities, if required by the Regional Authorities; it will be the responsibility of the Candidate to submit appropriate written documentation proving accreditation of the above-mentioned specialists or accredited facilities with the National Health Service, if not explicitly indicated in the certification; the diagnoses carried out by private (non-accredited) specialists must be validated by the National Health Service in order to be accepted. The date of issue must not exceed 3 years, at the time of the pre-registration.
Certifications issued after the age of 18 are valid regardless of the date.
Holders of EES (Special Educational Needs) or BES (Special Learning Needs) certificates that do not indicate the presence of specific learning difficulties are not entitled to request extra support, as these certificates are not recognised by current university entrance regulations. The following tools are not permitted in any case: dictionaries, books of formulas, periodic table of elements, conceptual maps, PDAs, smartphones and other similar tools”.
The competent office at the University of Turin is:
Ufficio Studenti con Disabilità e DSA
Via Po, 31 - (Via Po, 29 student entrance) - Turin
Email: ufficio.disabili@unito.it
Email: ufficio.dsa@unito.it