The RIT – Raise your International Talent in Trento project is aimed at recruiting students from South America.

The University of Trento offers you the opportunity to take the admissions test required for entry onto Italian-taught undergraduate degree programmes online.

The admissions test for undergraduate degree programmes for the 2027–28 academic year at the University of Trento will be held on 21 and 22 October 2026, online.

To take part in the project and enrol in the degree programme of your choice, you must take and pass the admissions test and demonstrate your knowledge of Italian.

The RIT project gives access to the following courses of the University of Trento.

Admission to UniTrento is through an online admission test, the TOLC test.

TOLC tests are offered at national level and are delivered by Consorzio Interuniversitario Sistemi Integrati per l 'Accesso (CISIA), of which the University of Trento is a partner, on an IT platform in TOLC@Casa mode.

Candidates will be able to take up to two TOLC tests to try to access two different courses.

Information on the various types of TOLC tests is available on the CISIA website.

How to apply

To participate in the selection process, fill out the online application form by 12 October 2026 (23:59 - Italian time).

One of the requirements to participate in the programme is to demonstrate knowledge of Italian.

Applicants have the opportunity to take the Italian test delivered by CISIA on 29 October 2025.

Information on the Italian test can be found on the CISIA website.

Applicants are eligible for exemption from tuition fees and a scholarship based on the admission test score:

• the student with the highest score and above 70/100 will receive a scholarship for the first year of the course;
• students with scores above 90/100 will be exempt from paying tuition fees for the first year of the course;
• students that score below 60/100 will not be admitted.

The RIT project offers a scholarship of €7,200 for the first year of enrolment, to be awarded to the candidate ranked first in the admissions list for each degree programme. If the scholarship is awarded to female students enrolled in STEM degree programmes, the amount increases to €8,500.
To receive the scholarship, you must be ranked first in the admissions list for your chosen degree programme and have achieved a score of at least 70/100 in the admissions ranking.

The maximum amount of tuition fees for students who are not citizens of the European Union and are not resident in Italy is €3,000 per academic year.