StudentsEnrollRegistration fees

Registration fees

For the payment of the annual university fees you can use the special form arrow bulletin printable from the online counter/secretariat/payments. Payment can also be made online with credit card.

Payments made using different methods (e.g. bank transfer) must be managed manually by the administration, therefore it is necessary to specify in the reason for payment the invoice number to be paid and the student's data and must have a value date prior to or coinciding with the date of
deadline (e.g. a payment by bank transfer made on the deadline day will likely result in a late payment, as it will be credited to the University in the days following the deadline).

The Bollettino Freccia is a special payment slip intended for the automatic registration of the payment; this method does not require the student to present the payment receipt to the Student Administration Office. 
The payment slip (Bollettino Freccia) can be paid at any banking institutions and at authorized payment centers using Banca ITB SpA services.

For all information, see Rector's Decree 059/2025 – ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATIONS AND ENROLLMENTS

To view the amounts and deadlines, select the chosen degree program.

Installments must be paid within the established deadlines: awareness of deadlines and printing of the payment slip are the responsibility of the interested parties who, with adequate notice - to solve any payment issues - can check using the online desk. 

In case of late payment, the system will automatically generate the amount of the late payment interest based on the days of delay.

If deadlines fall on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays, they are automatically postponed to midnight of the next working day.

The deadline for registrations and enrollments in years following the first is set for 31/10 of each year, except in duly justified exceptional cases.

On average, it takes 15 days so that the payment, once made, is registered by the Administration: before this period the student is not "up to date with taxes"; therefore, in the event that he needs to be up to date with payments (for example, to obtain a certificate or to register for an exam) he must ensure that he pays the fees well in advance.
Please note that administrative compliance remains suspended until payment is automatically confirmed through the banking system (which, while quick, is not immediate except in the case of credit card payments).

Students who are not up-to-date with tuition fee payments will not be able to enroll in the following year of the course, obtain any enrollment certificate, register exams, transfer to another University. Student with outstanding tuition fees cannot carry out any academic activities, therefore they cannot sit for exams or take their final degree examination.

To be able to graduate in a session of an academic year it is necessary to be regularly enrolled, this implies the payment of the entire amount of university fees and any additional fees by the date of submission of the graduation application.

Students who, without having obtained a qualification, have completed the required course years based on the normal duration are enrolled as non-completion students.

Students who are behind in their studies are required to pay the annual contribution fee within the established deadlines.

GRADUATING STUDENT – The student who believes he/she can complete the course of studies during the last graduation session of the academic year in question (usually in March/April of the following calendar year) can ask not to pay any installment for the following academic year, provided that it is in the absence of a maximum of three training activities at the end of the autumn session.
If the aforementioned student does not complete the course of study by the final graduation session of the relevant academic year, the deadline for payment of the enrollment fees for the new year in a single installment will be set at the same time as the final installment, with late payment subject to a penalty fee.
If the student who is behind in his/her studies does not pay the amount due in a single installment, each installment will be subject to the related penalty fee if paid late.

NON-GRADUATING STUDENT – In case the student, in the absence of more than three tests, renew your enrollment for the year outside of the prescribed timeframe and graduate by the last graduation session of the previous academic year, you can request a refund of the installments paid.

Lo student failing only the final exam and who intends to graduate within the first degree session of the following academic year, is enrolled in the year outside the prescribed timeframe and is required to pay a contribution fee equal to 50% of the first installment of course of study.

To be admitted to the degree exam, the student must be up to date with all annual tuition fees, any late fees, and the degree fee.

Art. 16 of the Student Regulations allows TOTAL refund only in cases where the same payment has been erroneously made more than once (as already stated in CAU Resolution 10/20 dated 08/06/2006).

PARTIAL refund (50%) of the first enrollment installment is allowed to students who make the payment but do not formalize enrollment in the first year by submitting the required documentation to the Student Administration Office, as well as to those who, within the deadlines set for enrollment in Master's degree programs, do not obtain their Bachelor's degree. 

Refunds are also allowed if a student beyond the standard duration of the course pays one or more installments but then manages to graduate within the last available session of the relevant academic year.

The refund request, motivated (description of the motivation) and accompanied by the receipt of payment of the amount being refunded, must be submitted to the Rector through the Student Administration Office  within 30 days from the payment date, by hand delivery, registered mail with return receipt or digitally through certified email PEC or Tnotice. 

The University may grant, on a promotional basis, and according to existing regulations, a total exemption from the payment of tuition fees:

  • to students over 65 years of age;
  • to students with a degree of disability equal to or greater than 66%, regardless of economic conditions and merit;

A partial exemption from the payment of tuition fees, equal to 50% of the total amount: 

  • to students with a degree of disability between 34% and 65%, regardless of economic conditions and merit.

The request for exemption, addressed to the Magnificent Rector through the Student Administration Office, must be submitted at the time of enrolment and must include all necessary certificates issued by the competent authority, provided by the applicant. This request must be resubmitted when the certificate expires and/or if the percentage of disability changes.
In cases of exemption due to partial or total disability, only the certificate issued by AUSL – Legally Disabled, indicating the percentage, is valid.

If tuition fees are paid after the deadline, the system automatically determines a late payment interest (which is based on the extent of the delay) for the installment concerned and generated the next payment slip (Bollettino Fraccia) including the late payment interest. The amounts of late payment interests are:

  • 52,00 euros, within the first 15 days of delay;
  • 104,00 euros, after the first 15 days of delay.
    (CAU resolution no. 10/20 of 08/06/2006)

Degree courses

Communication and Digital Media

Territorial Design and Management

Civil Engineering - IASA

Management Engineering

Master's Degree Courses

Civil Engineering - IASA

Management Engineering

Master Degrees

Communication, Management and New Media

Criminology and Forensic Psychiatry

Geriatric Medicine "Giancarlo Ghironzi"

Management Practices in the Public Administration

Techniques for the rehabilitation of specific learning disabilities

Evaluation and Neuropsychological Treatment of DSA

Advanced training courses

Specialization Course on Managerial Practices in Public Administration

Teaching qualification course for teaching in San Marino schools.

Course for didactic support and inclusion

Learning Specialist for SLD and other SEN

Healthcare communication

Clinical and forensic victimology

Nutraceuticals. Lifestyle and prevention of chronic diseases

Real estate management

San Marino Higher Education School for the legal and economic professions

Training and Continuing Education Course for the practice of professional trustee

European Studies

Students
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognizing you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.