Study Enrolment on a first degree programme

Enrolment on a first degree programme

•Enrolment

•Entry knowledge test

•Enrolment to Bachelor Degree in Biological Science

Enrolment

Registration and enrolment for bachelor’s degree programmes, single-cycle master’s degree programmes, and open-access master’s degree programmes will be open during the following periods:

• Registration: from 1 July 2025 to 6 November 2025
• Enrolment for years after the first: from 30 July 2025 to 6 November 2025

Note: The deadlines for standard enrolments and incoming transfers to open-access degree programmes for the 2025–2026 academic year have been extended until Friday, 6 March. All relevant information is available here.

NB: Enrolment in the Biological Sciences degree programme is subject to a locally limited number of places; therefore, passing the admission test is required (see the relevant section).

Entry knowledge assessment test

If you have chosen one of our open-access Bachelor’s degree programs (excluding Biological Sciences), you are required to take the TOLC-S entry knowledge test, organized by CISIA.

All procedures are regulated by an official notice. For information on test dates, registration, and test modalities, consult the relevant information page.

If you have any questions, you can contact ofa(AT)sciences.unifi.it .

Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences To enrol in the Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences (L-13), applicants must take an admission test, as the programme has a locally limited number of places. The admission test is shared with the Bachelor’s degree programmes in Biotechnology and in Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences and consists of the CISIA TOLC-S test, as mentioned above. Information on test dates, syllabus and test modalities is available on the CISIA website.

The relevant procedures are regulated by an annual Official Notice, which can be consulted here. For further details, applicants are also encouraged to consult the Degree Programme Website.

Related resource

• Student e-guide provides an overview of degree programmes, detailed course descriptions, and teaching structures organised by academic year.
• Infopoint. The in-person help desk service, managed by tutors, can be consulted for issues related to choosing a degree programme and managing one’s academic career.

• The Manifesto degli Studi provides details on deadlines, administrative procedures, enrolment, tuition fees and charges, financial aid, transfers, and course changes.