The Master’s program offers scholarships and financial aid to support the most deserving candidates and facilitate access to the educational pathway.

For the 2025/2026 academic year, 10 scholarships are available, each worth €2,700, funded through PNRR resources. The scholarships fully cover the Master’s participation fee and are awarded according to merit ranking.

Scholarship recipients are also eligible for an additional contribution of up to €1,920, provided by the Department of Civil, Chemical and Environmental Engineering (DICCA), to help cover other costs related to attending the Master’s program. The university fee and the required revenue stamps remain students' responsibility.

Financial support for students with disabilities is also available, including exemption from the university fee in accordance with the call for applications.

A concrete opportunity to invest in your education and develop advanced skills in sustainable construction and the energy transition.