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CompareEnvironmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan
Country / city

Italy / Milan

Qualification

Master's

Duration

2 years (120 ECTS)

Programme scope

Two curricula: Economics of Climate and Energy; Economics and Management of Sustainable Food System.

Official programme
Teaching location

Milan · detailed teaching location not recorded.

Teaching language

English

Teaching-language evidence
Language conditions

Both curricula are taught in English. The 2026/27 study plan also offers optional Italian and other language activities; check the language of the electives you choose.

Language requirementsTeaching-language evidence
Academic preparation

2026/27: eligible first degree with normally 90 ECTS across the programme's listed fields, including at least 6 ECTS each in mathematics/statistics, economics/agricultural economics and management. Foreign qualifications require equivalent preparation assessed by the committee. B2 English certification is required unless an accepted native-English or English-taught school/first-degree route applies; upload required certification with the application. English certified by Milan SLAM during a University of Milan degree within four years before application is recognised automatically, without certificate upload. Applicants meeting the requirements are interviewed online in English.

Entry requirements
Tuition conditions

2026/27 first instalment is €146 (€130 regional tax + €16 stamp duty). For new international students with income/assets abroad, the second instalment depends on country group and programme fee area; regional tax rises to €160 or €190 for groups B/C. Confirm the programme's area before calculating the annual total. This initial payment is not the full tuition.

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Application / processing charges

€30 admission fee for the 2026/27 application, payable by the relevant application deadline.

Application charges
Intake

2026/27: EU/equivalent admission deadline 30 October 2026. 2027/28 selection not verified.

Application guidance
Application route and timing

2026/27 admission remains open until 30 October 2026 for EU/equivalent applicants; the non-EU visa deadline was 30 April. Foreign qualifications use apply.unimi.it; Italian qualifications use the university admissions service. Admitted students enrol by 15 January 2027. The entry degree and requirements must be completed by 31 December 2026.

Application guidance
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2026-10-02

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Country / city

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

Italy / Milan

Qualification

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

Master's

Duration

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

2 years (120 ECTS)

Programme scope

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

Two curricula: Economics of Climate and Energy; Economics and Management of Sustainable Food System.

Official programme

Teaching location

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

Milan · detailed teaching location not recorded.

Teaching language

Language conditions

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

Both curricula are taught in English. The 2026/27 study plan also offers optional Italian and other language activities; check the language of the electives you choose.

Language requirementsTeaching-language evidence

Academic preparation

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

2026/27: eligible first degree with normally 90 ECTS across the programme's listed fields, including at least 6 ECTS each in mathematics/statistics, economics/agricultural economics and management. Foreign qualifications require equivalent preparation assessed by the committee. B2 English certification is required unless an accepted native-English or English-taught school/first-degree route applies; upload required certification with the application. English certified by Milan SLAM during a University of Milan degree within four years before application is recognised automatically, without certificate upload. Applicants meeting the requirements are interviewed online in English.

Entry requirements

Tuition conditions

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

2026/27 first instalment is €146 (€130 regional tax + €16 stamp duty). For new international students with income/assets abroad, the second instalment depends on country group and programme fee area; regional tax rises to €160 or €190 for groups B/C. Confirm the programme's area before calculating the annual total. This initial payment is not the full tuition.

Official fee conditions

Application / processing charges

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

€30 admission fee for the 2026/27 application, payable by the relevant application deadline.

Application charges

Intake

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

2026/27: EU/equivalent admission deadline 30 October 2026. 2027/28 selection not verified.

Application guidance

Application route and timing

Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

2026/27 admission remains open until 30 October 2026 for EU/equivalent applicants; the non-EU visa deadline was 30 April. Foreign qualifications use apply.unimi.it; Italian qualifications use the university admissions service. Admitted students enrol by 15 January 2027. The entry degree and requirements must be completed by 31 December 2026.

Application guidance

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Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan

2026-10-02

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Environmental and Food EconomicsUniversity of Milan
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