Data Analysis — English curriculum of Computer Science

Teaching language & entry conditions

Degree level

Bachelor's

Teaching language

English (named curriculum)

Duration

3 years

Intake

2027/28 application windows announced; teaching start date not verified.

Data Analysis is the English-taught curriculum of the L-31 Computer Science (Informatica) bachelor’s degree. The parent degree also has an Italian-taught curriculum; choose the Data Analysis route.

Check the programme scope

A named curriculum of the three-year L-31 Computer Science degree. The other curriculum, Tecnologie Informatiche, is taught in Italian. Select the English route in your application.

Academic and language preparation

Recognised secondary-school qualification and accepted B2 English certificate or exemption. Current basic-knowledge guidance assigns Data Analysis to CEnT-S; this is an assessment with possible OFA learning obligations, not selective admission. Recheck the 2027/28 thresholds when issued.

Application route and preparation

Announced 2027/28 non-EU visa calls: 1–20 December 2026 (early bird, final documents plus DoV/CIMEA already required), 2 February–19 March 2027, and 8 April–8 May 2027. Use the UniME Application Portal. The university may close calls early. Non-visa applicants have a separate 6 July–13 November 2027 call.

A published programme does not mean every intake is open. Confirm the academic year, applicant category, required documents and submission deadline on the official application page.

Tuition and funding context

The current international fee page states a regime effective from 2025/26: annual totals €156, €256, €356 or €506 for country groups A–D, including the €156 base payment. No separately labelled 2027/28 tuition regulation was verified; do not treat these amounts as guaranteed for the announced 2027/28 intake.

Application / processing charges

2027/28: €40 non-refundable for up to two applications, payable before submission.

Before you shortlist

• Compare your prior subject and modules with the curricular prerequisites.
• Check the teaching and assessment language and the accepted evidence.
• Confirm campus, modules and any compulsory attendance or placement conditions.
• Keep the current official call and record your programme-specific deadlines.