LLM Programme in Comparative, European and International Laws

Funding

The application for admission to the EUI LL.M. Programme does not constitute an application for a grant. Admitted candidates will be requested to declare that they have sufficient resources to cover their living expenses in Florence for the entire duration of the programme and to pay the tuition fee of 14,000 EUR (if applicable – see below).

Candidates with funding from external private or public institutions are accepted as well as self-funding candidates.

Some candidates may be eligible for an ERASMUS+ Master Loan. Complete information is available on the European Commission website.

The EUI has been approved by the USA Department for Education as an eligible institution for the purpose of granting to eligible students an in-school deferment of repayment of USA Federal Family Education Program Loans and USA Federal Direct Student Loans.

EUI Financial Contributions

Financial contributions of 5,000 EUR each are offered by the EUI, on a competitive basis, to candidates who do not receive funding from another source. The contributions are awarded, by decision of the Law Department, to top-ranked candidates selected for admission (no separate application is required).

Tuition Fees

• EUI Contracting States: There is no tuition fee for candidates from EU Member States adhering to the EUI Convention (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden).
• EUI Associate Member States (Norway and Switzerland): Candidates must pay the tuition fee of 14.000 EUR.
• Other EU Member States (not adhering to the EUI convention): Candidates must pay the tuition fee of 14.000 EUR.
• Other Non-EU States: Candidates must pay the tuition fee of 14.000 EUR.

The President of the European University Institute is authorised to reduce or waive tuition fees.