The Department of Law at the University of Pisa offers international students the opportunity to experience academic life at one of Italy’s historic universities. In addition to the Erasmus program, a range of other international mobility options are available, allowing students to take high-level courses, engage with new perspectives, and enrich their cultural and professional experience. Studying in Pisa is therefore not only an academic opportunity but also a chance to become part of a dynamic and stimulating international community.
If you are staying in Italy, it is useful to obtain a Tax Code (Codice Fiscale), required to access the National Health Service, sign contracts (employment or rental), open a bank account, or buy a SIM card. Find out how to apply HERE.
If you are a non-EU citizen and your stay exceeds 90 days, you will need a student visa. Get all the information about the application process HERE.
Detailed information for each type of mobility is available at the links below.