Erasmus+ incoming

Addressed to Erasmus students who are getting ready to come to Milan, these pages offer useful advice on administrative formalities, as well as a brief, step-by-step memorandum on the application and enrolment procedure.

Application deadlines
30 June
First semester
30 November
Second semester

Erasmus+ incoming

Monday to Friday
from 9 to 12 am

+39 02 503 13507
[email protected]

Useful information
  1. In order to study abroad within the framework of ERASMUS+ programme at the University of Milan, you must first be officially nominated by your home university. Make sure that your University has informed UNIMI's Erasmus Office of your arrival. Without a nomination you will be not accepted as an Erasmus student and you will not be entitled to request accommodation services;
  2. Complete your on-line application and submit it to the Erasmus Office by:
    - Semester 1:    30 June 
    - Semester 2:   30 November 
    At the end of the procedure, you will receive a message concerning your enrolment. If you enrol for the first time, you will have to create an account by clicking on 'Create an account'. Once the account is created, you can check your details and make changes if necessary, by inserting your username and password.
    After the Erasmus Office verifies your details, you will receive a second message confirming your registration. You will also receive information on how to complete your enrolment and accommodation's booking procedures;
  3. Contact the responsible person at your faculty and discuss which courses you may take at the University of Milan. Get in touch with your Erasmus coordinator at the University of Milan, if you do not find enough information on the available courses before leaving;
  4. Ask your University for a certification stating your Erasmus student's status;
  5. Get your EHIC, the European Health Insurance Card for medical assistance, from the Health National Service of your country of residence;
  6. Get an Accident Insurance Certificate that is valid abroad. You can request it to your Home University, a private insurance company or the University of Milan. Make sure that the insurance policy also covers risks occurring during educational activities. Be ready to hand in your insurance policy to the Erasmus Office when you arrive at the University of Milan;
  7. Make sure that your passport or you identity card are valid during your mobility and bring with you 2 passport-size photos.
  • Finalise your enrolment within 2 days of your arrival, and collect your Carta La Statale student's badge and your enrolment certificate at the Erasmus Office, handing in:

    • your passport or other proof of identity;
    • 2 passport-size photos;
    • the certificate issued by your home university stating your Erasmus student status;
    • your Accident Insurance Certificate valid abroad
    • your EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) for medical assistance
  • Go to one of the Local Health Authority offices  A.T.S. (Agenzia di Tutela della Salute), bringing with you your EHIC. Request your 'Carnet della Salute', the official document that entitles you to free medical assistance provided by the Italian Health Service.

  • Get information about classes timetable, available on the website's section dedicated to your study area or refer to the specific programme's website.

  • Check the exam's schedule through your personal profile on UNIMIA by logging in with your University's credentials, assigned by the Erasmus Office at your arrival.

Season ticket for public transport

If you are under 26, you are eligible to buy a discounted ATM public transportation card at the special price that Milan's Public Transportation Company reserves to students.

Show your enrolment certificate at one of the ATM Points together with your passport or identity card and one photograph.

Courses timetable

Information on courses' timetable and exams' schedule is available online and divided by Faculties and Schools:

  • Agricultural and Food Sciences
  • Exercise and Sports Sciences
  • Humanities
  • Law
  • Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication
  • Medicine
  • Pharmacy
  • Political, Economic and Social Sciences
  • Science and Technology
  • Veterinary Medicine
Exam syllabus

The exam syllabus is a short description of the course and of the academic materials required to study (bibliography, lecture notes etc.).

Courses' syllabi are available starting from September on Unimia, the students' portal.

Registering for exams

Students can register for exams by logging in to Unimia, the students' portal, with the University's credentials assigned by the Erasmus Office on their arrival.

Make sure to check your exams registration's deadlines set by your professors.

Transcript of records online

Exams and tests results are published online and are accessible through UNIMIA, the students' portal, by selecting Academic career.

Collect your Transcript of Records - a list of all the educational activities you attended during your mobility: exams, laboratories, etc. - at the Erasmus Office. The Office will mail it to your address, should it not be ready when you leave.