Università degli studi "Carlo Bo" di Urbino
University in Urbino, Italy
The Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo (University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Uniurb) is a university in Urbino, Italy, with offices also in Fano and some courses in Pesaro. For the 2026-27 academic year it lists 17 bachelor's degree programmes (laurea, three years), as well as master's degrees and doctoral programmes.
- Applied modern languages, humanities, literature, arts and philosophy
- Psychology, education sciences, sociology and social work
- Economics and management, political science and legal sciences
- Information, media and advertising
- Biological sciences, biotechnology, chemistry, geology and nutritional science
- Computer science and engineering, and sport and physical exercise
Teaching is mainly in Italian, and some programmes use blended learning. Each year the university hosts Erasmus+ and other exchange students from partner universities. It recommends Italian at CEFR B1 for exchange students and offers them free intensive and extensive Italian courses; incoming students can also get help from a Buddy Programme and from ESN Urbino.
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Programmes
Bachelor's degrees (laurea, three years, 180 ECTS credits) for 2026-27, taught in Italian:
- Applied Modern Languages; Humanities. Literature, Arts and Philosophy
- Biological Sciences; Biotechnology (in Fano); Nutritional Science; Chemistry with Elements of Artificial Intelligence; Geology for the environmental sustainability
- Computer Science and Engineering; Ingegneria per la Sostenibilità Industriale (inter-university, in Pesaro)
- Economics and Management (double degree); Political Science, Economics and Government (blended); Legal Sciences for Labour and Public Administration (blended)
- Education Sciences; Psychology - Sciences and Techniques (300 places); Sociology and Social Work
- Information, media and advertisement; Sport, Health and Physical Exercise
Admission
Bachelor's degrees require a school-leaving qualification after 13 years of schooling; comparable foreign qualifications may be accepted, and individual courses can set further requirements or a limited number of places (for example 300 in Psychology). Exchange students are nominated by their home university by email to [email protected], by 31 May for the first semester or full year and by 30 September for the second semester.
Language requirements
Most courses are taught in Italian. For exchange students no Italian certificate is required, but CEFR level B1 is strongly recommended; free intensive and extensive Italian courses are offered, and some subjects are available in English or with materials in other languages.
Housing
Exchange students find accommodation themselves, usually through rental agencies. The International Mobility Office sends tips before arrival, and volunteers from the Buddy Programme and ESN Urbino can help.