ADISU Puglia 2026/2027 Scholarship Call: Requirements and Deadlines
The ADISU Puglia 2026/2027 scholarship call has been published, outlining the eligibility criteria, application process and deadlines for students applying for financial support in Italy. The programme is open to students enrolled, or planning to enrol, at universities and higher education institutions affiliated with ADISU Puglia. Available benefits include scholarships, accommodation services, meal support, international mobility grants and graduation awards. Understanding the application requirements and keeping track of the deadlines is essential to submit a complete application and avoid missing out on the available benefits.
ADISU Puglia 2026/2027 scholarship call: who can apply
The ADISU Puglia 2026/2027 scholarship call is open to students enrolled in bachelor’s, master’s and single-cycle master’s degree programmes, as well as doctoral candidates, students attending specialisation schools, Academies and Conservatories affiliated with ADISU Puglia. Applicants must meet specific financial requirements. In particular, they need an ISEE for university financial aid (the Italian income indicator for higher education benefits) not exceeding €26,000 and an ISPE (the Italian asset indicator) not exceeding €56,000. The ISEE certificate must be specifically issued for university benefits, otherwise the application may be considered ineligible. Students enrolled beyond their first year must also satisfy the academic merit requirements established by the call. First-year students, on the other hand, will need to achieve those requirements within the deadlines indicated by ADISU Puglia.
Key application deadlines
Applications for bachelor’s, master’s and single-cycle master’s degree programmes can be submitted from 8:00 a.m. on 14 July 2026 until 12:00 p.m. on 13 August 2026.
Doctoral candidates and students enrolled in specialisation schools will instead be able to apply between 1 October and 30 October 2026. Additional deadlines will follow for appeals against the provisional rankings, submission of rental agreements for off-site students, confirmation of university enrolment and, for first-year students, verification of the required academic merit. For this reason, applicants should regularly check the official scholarship call and monitor every deadline to avoid losing access to the available student benefits.
How to prepare your application
Preparing your documents in advance is one of the best ways to avoid mistakes during the application process. Before applications open, students should obtain an ISEE certificate for university financial aid, verify that the information included in their Dichiarazione Sostitutiva Unica (DSU) is accurate and gather any supporting documents that may be required. Applicants planning to study away from home should also prepare their rental agreement, while students enrolled beyond their first year should confirm that they meet the academic merit requirements established by the scholarship call. Careful preparation can help prevent delays or exclusions caused by missing or incorrect documentation. Complete details, official documents and any future updates are available on the official ADISU Puglia website.
When a scholarship is not enough
The financial support provided through the ADISU Puglia scholarship can significantly reduce the cost of higher education. However, living expenses, accommodation, transport, study materials and international mobility programmes may still create additional financial needs for some students. In these situations, students in Italy may also consider dedicated student loan solutions designed to help finance higher education. Depending on the lender and the available initiatives, these programmes may provide additional financial support throughout a student’s academic journey. Habacus publishes guides and educational resources covering student finance in Italy, including information about the Fondo per lo Studio, the Italian State-backed student loan fund, and recent regulatory developments. Readers interested in learning more can explore Habacus’ in-depth guide on the Fondo per lo Studio and the latest regulatory updates.
