Where things stand: 28 September 2026
The 2027/28 calls are not published yet, and the University of Tuscia sets no single non-EU window: each programme runs its own selection, and visa applicants then pre-enrol on Universitaly. We could not find the University of Tuscia's 2026/27 fee document online yet, so the fees below are the 2025/26 rules. Every figure below was verified on 28 September 2026 against the official source linked beside it; rupees use the FBIL reference rate of 21 September 2026, €1 = ₹109.90.
University of Tuscia at a glance
- Public university: The University of Tuscia is a state university in Viterbo, Lazio, founded in 1979, with 7,724 students enrolled in 2024/25, 672 of them international.
- Teaching in English: 13 English-taught programmes on ApplyAZ: 4 bachelor's and 9 master's.
- Fees for 2025/26: from €156 (₹17,000) in the no-tax area to €2,350 (₹2.6 lakh) in the top fee category. Study can be tuition-free for eligible students through a DSU scholarship from DiSCo Lazio.
- Rankings: In the 851 to 900 band of the QS World University Rankings 2027 (joint 26th among Italian public universities) and in the 601 to 800 band in THE 2026.
- ApplyAZ: ApplyAZ, with offices in Milan and India, works only with Italian public universities and takes care of the whole process for eligible students from countries like India: university checks, applications, Universitaly pre-enrolment, the DSU scholarship and the visa file.
Want to know which Tuscia programmes fit your profile? Check your eligibility first; for eligible students, we handle every step from the shortlist to the visa.
Check your eligibility| Key fact | University of Tuscia | Source (verified 28 September 2026) |
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| Type | Public (state) university, on MUR's list of 61 | MUR, Università statali |
| Founded | 1979 | Tuscia, history |
| City and region | Viterbo, Lazio | Tuscia website |
| Students, 2024/25 | 7,724 enrolled; 672 international (school diploma from abroad); 1,523 first-year students | Ustat, MUR |
| QS World University Rankings 2027 | 851-900 in the world; joint 26th among Italian public universities | QS, 18 June 2026 |
| THE World University Rankings 2026 | 601 to 800 | THE, Italy table |
| QS by Subject 2026 | No subject in the top 200 | QS, 25 March 2026 |
| English-taught programmes on ApplyAZ | 13: 4 bachelor's, 9 master's | Our own listings, 28 September 2026 |
| Yearly fees, 2025/26 | €156 (₹17,000) to €2,350 (₹2.6 lakh) in the top fee category | Tuition fees and benefits 2025-2026 |
| DSU scholarship body | DiSCo Lazio; family ISEE limit €28,339.88 (₹31.1 lakh) | Our DiSCo Lazio page |
| Entry tests used | TOLC-SU by CISIA (2024/25 page), Admission interview | Tuscia, admission tests and the tests table below |
| Non-EU application windows | Set by each programme, with no non-EU dates on the 2026/27 course page we checked; visa applicants then pre-enrol on Universitaly, and we file both for eligible students. The 2027/28 calls are not out yet | Tuscia admissions |
Which programmes does the University of Tuscia teach in English?
The University of Tuscia has 13 English-taught programmes on ApplyAZ for the next intake: 4 bachelor's and 9 master's, so most are two-year master's. Each programme page sets out its entry test, intake and requirements. The table lists them all by level, with the test each one uses.
Source: our own programme listings, counted on 28 September 2026; the counts match the programme list further down this page, and our full programme list covers every public university. Degrees with an English-taught curriculum are included. The 2027/28 calls are not out yet, so each programme page adds its deadline when the call is published, and we track every call on your shortlist.
How much does the University of Tuscia cost in 2025/26?
The University of Tuscia costs from €156 (₹17,000) a year in the no-tax area to €2,350 (₹2.6 lakh) in the top fee category in 2025/26. Without an ISEEUP, non-EU students living abroad pay a fixed fee by country income group, and study can be tuition-free for eligible students with a DSU scholarship.
| Who pays what, 2025/26 | Yearly total | How it is set |
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| ISEE up to €26,000 (no-tax area) | €156 (₹17,000) | Contribution €0; only the regional tax €140 and virtual stamp duty €16. Later years also need the minimum credits and no more than one year beyond the normal length |
| ISEE €26,001 to €30,000 | By formula | Based on 7% of the ISEE above €13,000, cut by 20% up to €28,000 and by 10% up to €30,000, plus €156 |
| ISEE above €30,000 | By income and merit category, up to €2,350 (₹2.6 lakh) | Nine income categories combined with merit bands; a first-year student's merit band follows the school-leaving grade |
| Top category (Category 1) or no ISEE | €2,350 (₹2.6 lakh) | €2,194 contribution plus €156 |
| Non-EU students living abroad without an ISEEUP (India: lower-middle income) | €1,206 (₹1.3 lakh) | A fixed €1,050 plus €156 (derived), up to one year beyond the normal length; €600, €1,500 or €1,950 plus €156 for the other World Bank income groups |
| DiSCo Lazio scholarship winners or eligible students | €16 (₹2,000) | Only the €16 virtual stamp duty |
Students with no ISEE by the final deadline pay the top category. In 2025/26 the ISEE was due preferably by 30 September 2025 and by 31 December 2025 at the latest.
Source: Tuition fees and benefits 2025-2026 and the Disciplina tasse e contributi 2025-2026. Rupees use the FBIL reference rate of 21 September 2026, €1 = ₹109.90.
Foreign citizens with income or assets outside Italy declare them through an ISEEUP, filed through a CAF that works with the university. Non-EU students living abroad without one pay a fixed fee by their country's World Bank income group, €600, €1,050, €1,500 or €1,950, plus the €140 regional tax and €16 stamp duty. Source: Tuscia, Tuition fees and benefits 2025-2026, section 8.
Worked example: With an ISEEUP of €15,000, a first-year student from India paid €156 (₹17,000) in 2025/26, because €15,000 is inside the no-tax area. Without an ISEEUP, India's lower-middle income group paid a fixed €1,050 plus €156, so €1,206 (₹1.3 lakh), and the ISEEUP route costs less whenever the family's ISEEUP is up to €29,000. We prepare the documents with you, file them with the university and prepare the DiSCo Lazio scholarship application with you at the same time.
How do non-EU students apply to the University of Tuscia?
Non-EU students living abroad apply to the University of Tuscia programme by programme, then pre-enrol on Universitaly so the consulate can issue a study visa. The course page below gives no non-EU dates for 2026/27, and the 2027/28 calls are not published yet. The university decides admission, and the consulate decides the visa.
| Step | Where | When |
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| 1. Programme application | Selection by each programme | Forestry and Environmental Sciences (English-taught master's): Non-EU applicants born after 31 December 1997, with a degree from 2022 or later and a grade average above the equivalent of 28/30, apply through an online form; the page gives no non-EU dates (2026/27) |
| 2. Selection and offer | The programme's admission board | After each round closes, per the call |
| 3. Universitaly pre-enrolment | Universitaly | After the offer, by the date in the programme's call |
| 4. Study visa | Italian consulate in your country | By 30 November 2026 for 2026/27 and by 31 October 2027 for 2027/28; the consulate asks for at least €10,179.85 (₹11.2 lakh) a year for living costs |
| 5. Enrolment in Italy | Tuscia's student office | On arrival, with the passport and a Declaration of Value, a CIMEA statement of comparability or an ARDI attestato |
| Programme (example) | Application windows | Intake | Source |
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| Forestry and Environmental Sciences (English-taught master's) | Non-EU applicants born after 31 December 1997, with a degree from 2022 or later and a grade average above the equivalent of 28/30, apply through an online form; the page gives no non-EU dates | 2026/27 | Call |
Sources: Forestry and Environmental Sciences (English-taught master's); Universitaly; Consulate General of Italy in Kolkata, visa checklist. For eligible students, we handle each of these steps, from the programme applications to the visa file.
Want us to handle your Tuscia applications? Check your eligibility first; for eligible students, we file each programme application, the Universitaly pre-enrolment and the visa file.
Check your eligibilityWhich entry tests and language levels does the University of Tuscia ask for?
The University of Tuscia's English-taught master's degrees select on documents and usually an admission interview, and the latest test page we found, for 2024/25, used CISIA's TOLC-SU for an Italian-taught bachelor's. English-taught degrees ask for B2 English, and Italian-taught degrees require Italian. The route for each programme is in the table above.
| Test or route | Used for | Source |
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| TOLC-SU by CISIA (2024/25 page) | Scienze dell'Educazione (L-19), an Italian-taught bachelor's; the latest page we found is for 2024/25 | Admissions page |
| Admission interview | English-taught master's degrees such as Forestry and Environmental Sciences, with an English test in the interview for applicants without a certificate | Admissions page |
| Document review | Master's degrees check the degree, the full transcript and a CV (a route, not an entry test) | Admissions page |
The table sets out what the 2026/27 Forestry and Environmental Sciences page and the university's international FAQ, which states no year, ask for at each degree level.
| Degree level (example page) | Entry route | English | At application | At enrolment |
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| Master's (Forestry and Environmental Sciences) | Documents, then an online admission interview; at least 5 credits each in chemistry, plant biology and silviculture. Non-EU applicants must also have been born after 31 December 1997, hold a degree issued in 2022 or later with a grade average above the equivalent of 28/30, and not be enrolled at an Italian university | TOEFL above 87 or IELTS above 5.5, or an English test in the interview | Degree certificate with full transcript, a Europass CV and any English certificate (EU applicants by email, non-EU applicants through an online form) | A Declaration of Value, a CIMEA statement of comparability or an ARDI attestato, and the study visa |
| Any degree, visa applicants (international FAQ) | The programme's own selection, then Universitaly pre-enrolment | B2 certificate for English-taught programmes: IELTS, TOEFL, Trinity or Cambridge First | The Universitaly pre-enrolment application, after the programme's selection | A Declaration of Value, a CIMEA statement of comparability or an ARDI attestato |
Sources: the Forestry and Environmental Sciences page, for 2026/27, and the international FAQ, which states no year. We prepare these documents with you; our DOV guide and Italy study visa guide cover the qualification and visa papers.
English: B2 (CEFR) for English-taught programmes, with an official certificate such as IELTS, TOEFL, Trinity or Cambridge First. Forestry and Environmental Sciences asks for TOEFL above 87 or IELTS above 5.5, or an English test in the admission interview. Source.
Italian: Required for every Italian-taught degree, according to the university's international FAQ, which sets no level; we check the level in each programme's call for you. Source. We match each programme on your shortlist to its test and handle the registration and application steps for eligible students.
How does the University of Tuscia rank?
The University of Tuscia is in the 851 to 900 band in the QS World University Rankings 2027, joint 26th among Italian public universities, and in the 601 to 800 band in the THE World University Rankings 2026. It has no subject in the QS by Subject 2026 top 200. Rankings measure whole universities, so the programme matters more.
| Ranking and edition | Rank | Italy | Source |
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| QS World University Rankings 2027 | 851-900 (world) | Joint 26th among Italian public universities | QS |
| THE World University Rankings 2026 | 601 to 800 | | THE |
Sources: QS World University Rankings 2027, published 18 June 2026, THE World University Rankings 2026 and QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026. The Italy position counts the Italian public universities QS ranks; "=" marks a joint rank.
Do graduates of the University of Tuscia find work?
Yes, most do. Among Tuscia's master's graduates of 2024, 75.7% were in work about a year later, with mean net pay of €1,349 (₹1.5 lakh) a month, according to AlmaLaurea. Five years after graduating, 91.1% of the 2020 master's graduates were in work, earning €1,697 (₹1.9 lakh) a month on average.
| Degree level | In work after 1 year | In work after 5 years | Net pay a month, 1 year | Net pay a month, 5 years | AlmaLaurea |
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| Master's (two-year) | 75.7% | 91.1% | €1,349 (₹1.5 lakh) | €1,697 (₹1.9 lakh) | Data |
Source: AlmaLaurea, XXVIII survey of graduate outcomes (Rapporto 2026, June 2026): 2024 graduates at 1 year and 2020 graduates at 5 years. AlmaLaurea counts anyone in paid work, including paid training, as employed.
Which DSU scholarship covers the University of Tuscia?
Tuscia students apply for the regional DSU scholarship through DiSCo Lazio. For 2026/27 the family ISEE limit is €28,339.88 (₹31.1 lakh), and the top grant for a student living away from home is €7,556.78 (₹8.3 lakh) a year. Winners are also exempt from the university's yearly contribution, so study can be tuition-free for eligible students.
| DSU 2026/27 | DiSCo Lazio |
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| Family ISEE limit | €28,339.88 (₹31.1 lakh) |
| Family ISPE (assets) limit | €61,608.48 (₹67.7 lakh) |
| Grant for a student living away from home | Up to €7,556.78 a year (₹8.3 lakh) with a family ISEE up to €14,169.94 (₹15.6 lakh), and €6,571.11 (₹7.2 lakh) up to €18,893.25 (₹20.8 lakh); the lowest amount is €3,285.60 (₹3.6 lakh) |
| What it includes | Cash in instalments, plus two meals a day at DiSCo canteens, valued at €600 (₹66,000); a residence bed by ranking, paid for out of the grant; a refund of the regional tax. The tuition exemption comes from each university's own fee rules, not from this call |
| Application window | 10 June to 22 July 2026, 12:00 Italian time (closed); corrections to applications already sent ran from 30 July to 11 August 2026 |
| Foreign income documents | An ISEEUP signed at a CAF with a DiSCo agreement, with the family documents, by 10 December 2026; nothing is accepted after that date |
| Credits to keep the grant | First-year bachelor's and master's students: 20 credits by 10 August 2027 for the full grant, or by 30 November 2027 for half; fewer means the grant is revoked and repaid |
Source: DiSCo Lazio call for 2026/27. Our DiSCo Lazio guide covers the scholarship in full, our DSU scholarship guide compares the regions, and we prepare the application and the family documents with you.
Tuscia also runs €500 (₹55,000) bonus calls, listed in section 4 of its 2025/26 fee guide, for groups that include first-year students with a school-leaving grade of at least 95/100, graduates with 110/110, women on STEM courses and first-year students in financial need. The guide does not say whether non-EU students living abroad can apply, so we check each call for you.
Two national schemes are open to international students too: our guides to the MAECI scholarship and Invest Your Talent in Italy explain who can apply.
What does it cost to live in Viterbo?
For the study visa, the consulate asks you to show at least €10,179.85 (₹11.2 lakh) a year for living costs in Viterbo or any other Italian city. That is a floor, not a full budget: rent is the biggest cost, and a DSU residence place is much cheaper than a private room.
| Cost | Amount | Source |
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| Visa minimum for living costs | €10,179.85 a year (about ₹11.2 lakh) | Kolkata consulate checklist, item 6 |
| Average asking rent for a home | €8.13 per m² a month, so about €407 (₹45,000) for a 50 m² flat (derived), August 2026, up 6% in a year | Immobiliare.it, Viterbo market data, August 2026 |
| Monthly budget including rent | About €500 to €625 a month (₹55,000 to ₹69,000), or €6,000 to €7,500 (₹6.6 to 8.2 lakh) a year all-in, ApplyAZ estimate | Our Viterbo city guide |
Our Viterbo city guide covers housing, transport and daily costs in detail.
How does the University of Tuscia compare with similar universities?
The table compares the University of Tuscia with five similar public universities: the universities of Rome Tor Vergata, Cassino and Southern Lazio, Perugia, Siena and Camerino. It sets out their QS 2027 rank, English-taught programmes and yearly fees; the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio is a smaller alternative in the same region, with 7 English-taught programmes.
| University | City | QS 2027 | English-taught programmes on ApplyAZ | Yearly fees (lowest to highest) |
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| University of Tuscia (this page) | Viterbo | 851 to 900 | 13 | €156 to €2,350 (₹17,000 to ₹2.6 lakh), 2025/26 |
| University of Rome Tor Vergata | Rome | =342 | 17 | €156 to €2,426 (₹17,000 to ₹2.7 lakh) |
| University of Cassino and Southern Lazio | Cassino | 1001 to 1200 | 7 | We confirm the 2026/27 amounts for you |
| University of Perugia | Perugia | 1001 to 1200 | 12 | €156 to €2,096 (₹17,000 to ₹2.3 lakh) |
| University of Siena | Siena | =572 | 18 | €156 to €2,406 (₹17,000 to ₹2.6 lakh), up to €2,846 (₹3.1 lakh) for health courses (derived) |
| University of Camerino | Camerino | Not ranked | 7 | €156 to €1,806 (₹17,000 to ₹2.0 lakh), 2025/26 |
Sources: QS World University Rankings 2027, our own programme listings and each university's fee rules, linked on its page. Where a university sets a flat or country-group fee for families with income abroad, its page gives that fee. Our list of all 61 public universities compares every one, our best universities in Italy page sets out QS 2027 and THE side by side, and the A to Z directory lists every university.
Reality check
- Most English-taught options are master's. We list 13 English-taught programmes at Tuscia, and 9 of them are two-year master's degrees with their own selection.
- There is no single calendar. Each master's runs its own selection, often with an interview, and non-EU applicants must then pre-enrol on Universitaly for the visa.
- Documents decide the fee. In 2025/26 a student from India paid €156 (₹17,000) with an ISEEUP up to €26,000, but €1,206 (₹1.3 lakh) without one.
- Italian still matters. Every Italian-taught degree requires it, and daily life and internships need it too.
- Forestry sets non-EU limits. Its non-EU route is open only to applicants born after 31 December 1997 with a degree from 2022 or later and a grade average above the equivalent of 28/30.
What we handle: the shortlist, the fee route, the income documents, the programme applications, the Universitaly pre-enrolment, the visa file and the DSU application, prepared with you. The university decides admission, the region decides the DSU scholarship and the consulate decides the visa.
How does ApplyAZ handle applications to the University of Tuscia?
For eligible students, we take care of the whole application to the University of Tuscia. We shortlist programmes against your profile and their entry tests, prepare the documents and the family's income papers, file each programme application, complete Universitaly pre-enrolment, handle the visa file and prepare the DSU scholarship application (DiSCo Lazio) with you.
We work only with Italian public universities, and we do not promise outcomes: the university decides admission, the region decides the DSU scholarship and the consulate decides the visa.
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Check your eligibilityFrequently asked questions
Is the University of Tuscia a public university?
Yes. The University of Tuscia is a state university on the Ministry of University and Research's list of 61 public universities, founded in Viterbo in 1979. Its fees follow family income under national rules, and it had 7,724 students in 2024/25, 672 of them international.
How much does the University of Tuscia cost?
Under its 2025/26 rules, the latest we found, the University of Tuscia costs €156 (₹17,000) a year with an ISEE up to €26,000 and up to €2,350 (₹2.6 lakh) in the top category. Non-EU students living abroad without an ISEEUP pay a fixed fee by country income group, €1,206 (₹1.3 lakh) for India.
Can study at the University of Tuscia be tuition-free for eligible students?
Yes. In 2025/26, DiSCo Lazio scholarship winners and eligible students at the University of Tuscia paid only the €16 (₹2,000) stamp duty, so study can be tuition-free for eligible students. The 2026/27 DiSCo Lazio family limits are an ISEE of €28,339.88 and an ISPE of €61,608.48, and the top grant is €7,556.78 (₹8.3 lakh).
What does a student from India pay at the University of Tuscia?
With an ISEEUP of €15,000, a first-year student from India paid €156 (₹17,000) in 2025/26, because that is inside the no-tax area. Without an ISEEUP, India's lower-middle income group paid a fixed €1,050 plus €156, so €1,206 (₹1.3 lakh). We work out the cheaper route and prepare the documents with the family.
How many programmes does the University of Tuscia teach in English?
We list 13 English-taught programmes at the University of Tuscia for the next intake: 4 bachelor's and 9 master's, including Forestry and Environmental Sciences, Circular Economy and Mechanical Engineering. Most of the master's degrees check your degree and documents, often with an admission interview, instead of setting an entry test.
Which entry tests does the University of Tuscia use?
The University of Tuscia's English-taught master's degrees review your documents and usually hold an admission interview, and Forestry and Environmental Sciences adds an English test in the interview for applicants without a certificate. On the latest test page we found, for 2024/25, the Italian-taught Scienze dell'Educazione used CISIA's TOLC-SU. We match each programme to its route.
What is it like to study in Viterbo?
Viterbo is a walled medieval city in northern Lazio and home to the University of Tuscia's main sites. Average asking rents for homes were €8.13 per m² a month in August 2026 on Immobiliare.it, and our monthly budget estimate is about €500 to €625 (₹55,000 to ₹69,000), rent included.
What is the University of Tuscia's world ranking?
The University of Tuscia is in the 851 to 900 band of the QS World University Rankings 2027, joint 26th among Italian public universities, and in the 601 to 800 band of the THE World University Rankings 2026. It has no subject in the QS by Subject 2026 top 200. Rankings measure whole universities, so the programme matters more.
When do applications open at the University of Tuscia?
The University of Tuscia sets no single non-EU window: each programme runs its own selection, and visa applicants then pre-enrol on Universitaly. The course page we checked gives no non-EU dates for 2026/27, and the 2027/28 calls are not published yet, so we track each call on your shortlist.
How does ApplyAZ help with a University of Tuscia application?
For eligible students, we take care of everything: the shortlist, the fee route and the ISEEUP, each programme application, Universitaly pre-enrolment, the DiSCo Lazio scholarship and the visa file. The university decides admission, DiSCo Lazio the scholarship and the consulate the visa. Start by checking your eligibility at go.applyaz.com.
Sources
- MUR, Università statali
- Ustat, University of Tuscia, 2024/25
- Tuscia, history and the Tuscia website
- Tuition fees and benefits 2025-2026 and Disciplina tasse e contributi 2025-2026, Tuscia, 2025/26
- Forestry and Environmental Sciences (English-taught master's) calls, 2026/27; admission tests, English requirement and Italian language requirement
- QS World University Rankings 2027, QS by Subject 2026 and THE World University Rankings 2026
- AlmaLaurea, master's data, Rapporto 2026
- Tuition fees and benefits 2025-2026, section 4 (Tuscia's own scholarships)
- DiSCo Lazio call 2026/27
- Immobiliare.it, Viterbo market data, August 2026, our Viterbo city guide
- Universitaly, Kolkata consulate visa checklist and the FBIL reference rate, 21 September 2026
- All sources verified 28 September 2026. Written by İrem Yılmaz, Student Experience Lead; reviewed by Reeya Sharma. First published 3 June 2025; last updated and verified 28 September 2026.
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