Fees & Total Cost

Università Bocconi MSc Finance Fees 2026

MSc in Finance · Milan, Italy

Verified against official sources · last checked September 2026 · see sources

Bocconi's tuition is income-modulated, which makes a single sticker figure misleading. €18,550 a year is the 2026-27 maximum for a first-year Master of Science student, and it is the latest table Bocconi publishes — no 2027-28 schedule exists yet, so an applicant entering through the rounds that open in October 2026 should read it as a floor rather than a quote. The Bocconi4Access to Education grant applies partial waivers of 20% or 60%, taking it to €14,840 or €7,280 a year. Over the two years of the MSc in Finance the maximum is therefore about €37,100, which is the figure this profile sorts on — and the real cost for a given family can be roughly a fifth of it. Bocconi says the first installment includes the registration fee, regional tax, stamp duties and administrative fees, and that amounts are adjusted for inflation across the degree's legal duration. Read on Bocconi's own fees page on 9 September 2026.

Tuition for the Università Bocconi Master of Science in Finance is €18,550 per year — the 2026-27 maximum, the latest Bocconi publishes; no 2027-28 schedule yet. Income-modulated, with Bocconi4Access waivers of 20% or 60% for the 2 years program.

Total tuition€18,550 per year — the 2026-27 maximum, the latest Bocconi publishes; no 2027-28 schedule yet. Income-modulated, with Bocconi4Access waivers of 20% or 60%
Tuition (numeric)€37,100
Program length2 years

Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.

Frequently asked questions

How is the Bocconi MSc in Finance different from the MSc in International Management?
The MSc in International Management is Bocconi's generalist management master's and the one ranked in the FT Masters in Management table. The MSc in Finance is a specialist two-year finance degree, taught in English in Milan, placed 26th worldwide in the Financial Times ranking Bocconi cites for 2026 and 6th in Europe for Accounting and Finance in the QS subject rankings 2026.
Is the GMAT required for the Bocconi MSc in Finance?
Yes. Bocconi states that a GMAT score is required for the selection process and that an application is not evaluated without a GMAT, GRE or the online Bocconi test. The published floors are 500 out of 800 on the standard GMAT and 485 out of 805 on the GMAT Focus Edition; the GRE is judged on combined Verbal and Quantitative scores, with the lowest listed acceptable combination at Verbal 130 and Quantitative 165.
How much does the Bocconi MSc in Finance cost?
The 2026-27 maximum is €18,550 a year, so about €37,100 across the two years — and that is the latest table Bocconi publishes, with no 2027-28 schedule yet. Tuition is income-modulated: the Bocconi4Access to Education grant applies partial waivers of 20% or 60%, taking the annual figure to €14,840 or €7,280. The first installment includes the registration fee, regional tax, stamp duties and administrative fees.
What are the employment outcomes for the Bocconi MSc in Finance?
Bocconi reports 82.7% of graduates employed on graduation day and 94.9% employed one year after graduation, with 60.8% working abroad. It publishes no salary figure for the programme, so we state none.

Sources

  • Università Bocconi — MSc in Finance, official programme page (read 2026-09-09: 'Master of Science in Finance', 2 years, taught in English, Milan; '26th worldwide' in the FT ranking 2026 and '6th in Europe' for Accounting and Finance in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026; 82.7% employed on graduation day, 94.9% employed one year after graduation, 60.8% working abroad. No tuition figure, entry requirement, application round or class size is published on this page.) ↗ — Università Bocconi
  • Università Bocconi — applicable fees and installments, Master of Science (read 2026-09-09: maximum €18,550 per year for a first-year MSc student, academic year 2026-27; income-modulated, with Bocconi4Access to Education partial waivers of 20% or 60% giving €14,840 or €7,280; the first installment includes the registration fee, regional tax, fixed stamp duties and administrative fees; amounts adjusted for inflation across the degree's legal duration.) ↗ — Università Bocconi
  • Università Bocconi — GMAT and GRE test (read 2026-09-09: 'A GMAT score is required for the selection process'; applications are not evaluated without a GMAT, GRE or the online Bocconi test; minimum 500/800 standard GMAT and 485/805 GMAT Focus; GRE judged on combined Verbal + Quantitative with Analytical Writing not considered, lowest listed combination Verbal 130 / Quantitative 165; certain dual degrees require GMAT 555 or a GRE equivalent with at least 150 in each section. No class-average score published.) ↗ — Università Bocconi
  • Università Bocconi — Master of Science application timeline (read 2026-09-09: Round I 1–29 October 2026, Round II 30 October 2026 – 20 January 2027, Round III 27 January – 11 March 2027, Round IV 12 March – 29 April 2027, and a Round V listed with no dates. The page does not label the intake year in text; up to five programmes may be named in one application.) ↗ — Università Bocconi