Destinations and other tools

The Destinations Brochure is available in yoU@B > International Programs > Exchange Destinations and is divided into three tabs. Each tab provides specific information to help you choose your exchange destination

General Information
This section includes essential information on safety, health and travel conditions, academic and financial responsibilities, and eligibility rules. You are required to read this section carefully before submitting your application.

Partner Universities
For each Partner University, you will find all the relevant information for your application, and in particular:

• University code which unambiguously identifies the university, school and department. For European destinations 2 codes are indicated, the first is the Erasmus code and the second is the University code, please note that the Erasmus code is not related to the city of your exchange destination;
• Number of available slots and any specifications (e.g. possible notes on any slots out of the total reserved to specific degree programs). Slots will be defined on an annual basis and may change based on existing bilateral agreements with partner universities;
• Exchange period(s) available (terms). If two or more terms are indicated as available, if selected, students will make a choice during the acceptance stage; if only one period is indicated as available, selected students will be automatically assigned to that term. In case of universities with a limited number of slots for each semester, there will be specified slots for each term;
• Minimum language required for the selection and possible additional language requirements or additional academic requirements that the student must consider when applying. 
  To review the destination-specific requirements click on "Info".
• Study programs the university is recommended for/reserved for/not available for, based on the educational offer available. Students cannot indicate universities reserved for study programs other than their own or not available for their own program, at the time of application. Students may indicate universities recommended for study programs other than their own at the time of application, subject to careful evaluation of the offer of courses at that destination and compatibility with needs of the program structure.

Course History

Shows courses converted by exchange students in previous years. This information is for reference only, does not guarantee course availability in the year of selection and is not exhaustive of the partner university’s course offer.

To assist you in your application for the Exchange Program, we offer the following resources available in this page and in the dedicated sections on the right-hand side, designed to help you make informed choices in the application:

• Reports: in the Exchange Program Reserved Area you can access reviews from previous exchange students about the accommodation, academic system, and their overall experiences.
  These reviews are useful to have an insight into how the Exchange Program in a particular institution might be;
• Guide to the Exchange Program: provides comprehensive rules and detailed information on how the Exchange Program works.
  The 2026/27 Guides are available for:
  • undergraduate, graduate, law and Bachelor in Global Law students;
  • Bachelor in International Politics and Government (BIG) students;
  • IM Global Experience and FIN Global Experience Track students.
• Dynamic Brochure: available in yoU@B > International Programs > Exchange Destinations. 
  List of destinations for a specific Academic Year with links to Partner Universities' websites and/or fact sheets, other than search parameters based on levels, degree programs, etc. 
  In this Brochure, you can have also an overview of the list of courses converted in the previous exchange editions.

International students or students with dual citizenship cannot apply for some Schools in the countries for which they hold current citizenship. Details will be available in the 2026-27 Destinations Brochure.

Rules for entry the Countries may differ according to students’ citizenship. It is up to the student to verify the suitable procedures for obtaining the appropriate visa, if required, and any other documents necessary for the Exchange Program to be carried out in full compliance with local laws.

Bocconi Study Abroad Office is not in charge of students' accommodation; the host university will provide some help and information directly to selected students (if available).
The accommodation offered by the host universities abroad can vary: check each partner school's website/factsheet and read former exchange students' reports in the Reserved Area for details. 
 

Students who study abroad pay regular Bocconi tuition for the semester they are abroad, they do not have to pay fees to the partner institution. 
Consider that Scholarships for international mobility are available and allocated by the Fees Funding and Housing Office, in cooperation with Università Bocconi. Moreover, Erasmus + scholarships (for destinations included in the Erasmus +) and other possible scholarships (to be allocated based on specific agreements with partner Institutions) are available.