1. International students applying for a Bachelor’s or single cycle degree programme at the University of Milan must hold a secondary/high school diploma or an equivalent foreign qualification that gives access to university studies in the country where it was awarded.

2. Applicants must also satisfy the specific academic prerequisites and admission test requirements of their chosen programme.

3. Almost all undergraduate programmes require an admission or assessment test, with many programmes using the CISIA TOLC; programmes with limited enrolment may additionally use rankings based on test performance.

4. For applicants with foreign qualifications, the university requires documentation verifying the validity of the qualification.

5. For a Bachelor’s or single cycle degree, this generally includes the high school diploma, an official Italian translation where required, and either a CIMEA Statement of Comparability and Verification or a Dichiarazione di Valore issued by the relevant Italian diplomatic authority.

6. Documents originally issued in English, French, German or Spanish may also be accepted unless a particular programme specifies otherwise.