University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (UNIMORE) is one of Italy's oldest public universities, founded in 1175. It operates main campuses in Modena (Via Università 4) and Reggio Emilia (Viale A. Allegri 9). For A.A. 2026-2027, UNIMORE offers 47 bachelor's degrees (Laurea triennale), 42 master's degrees (Laurea Magistrale), 4 five-year and 2 six-year single-cycle master's degrees, 18 doctoral programmes, 3 first-level masters and 6 second-level masters. In 2025, ANVUR awarded UNIMORE its highest accreditation grade ('Pienamente Soddisfacente', Fascia A) following a periodic review. The university participates actively in the Erasmus+ programme, welcoming over 400 incoming students annually, and is part of The Green European University alliance. Student support includes ER.GO regional scholarships, university housing through multiple providers, and a dedicated International Welcome Desk in both Modena and Reggio Emilia. Tuition fees for A.A. 2026-2027 are determined annually by the Board of Administration, with a fixed component of €159.67 and a variable contribution based on ISEE income.