The University of Milano-Bicocca has announced Session II of its 42nd Cycle PhD Admissions (Academic Year 2026/2027), offering another opportunity for talented international and Italian students to pursue doctoral studies in Italy. The new admission round includes additional funded PhD positions supported by university departments, research institutions, companies, and external organizations.
Unlike the first admission session, Session II focuses only on newly funded doctoral research projects that became available after the original call. Therefore, applicants should carefully review the official project descriptions before applying.
Whether you are interested in science, engineering, medicine, psychology, economics, or environmental research, Milano-Bicocca offers excellent opportunities to study at one of Italy's leading research universities.
Successful applicants may receive:
Scholarship amounts may vary depending on the funding source or research project.
The scholarship is available for:
The available research fields vary depending on the funded projects. Previous and current PhD programs include:
Applicants should refer to the official call for the complete list of available PhD projects.
The scholarship is open to:
Applicants must hold an eligible Master's degree or equivalent qualification.
Applicants should generally meet the following requirements:
Applicants may be asked to submit:
Interested applicants can apply by following these steps:
The University of Milano-Bicocca is among Italy's leading public research universities and offers:
The Milano Bicocca University PhD Scholarships 2027 offer an outstanding opportunity for students who wish to pursue doctoral research at one of Italy's top universities. With fully funded positions, competitive monthly stipends, cutting-edge research facilities, and collaboration with leading industries and research institutions, the program is ideal for aspiring researchers from around the world.
As Session II only includes specific newly funded research projects, applicants should carefully review the official call, prepare a strong application, and ensure that their academic background aligns with the selected doctoral project before applying.