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You have talent, passion, and a desire to build your future in fashion?
Our scholarships could be your first step. In this section, we answer the most frequently asked questions to help you understand how to access these opportunities, what the requirements are, and what to expect from the process.
Discover how to turn your dream into a concrete project.
Scholarships of € 10,500 (covering the third and fourth installments of the total four-part tuition fee) are available for all the Master in Fashion Management, 2026. This amount represents 50% of the total cost of the Master's program.
Yes. You can apply for a scholarship during the application for an IIFM Master’s program, while you are filling the on-line application form.
The evaluation and eventual attribution of a scholarship takes place before the beginning of the Master, considering both income and merit criteria, by the Academic Commission. The admission to the Master is independent from the grant of any scholarship.
The scholarships are aimed at both Italian citizens and foreigners who wish to attend the Masters of the Italian Institute of Fashion Management.
The application for scholarship should be submitted by the deadline of enrollment of the Master. For the Masters 2026, there are 4 deadlines: June 30, August 31, September 30 and November 30, 2025 (final deadline).
FOR ITALIAN CITIZENS
- ISEE certificate of the last available year.
FOR NON-ITALIAN CITIZENS
The following documents must be submitted in original language together with an official translated version in Italian or English.
Both the original and the translated version must be legalized and stamped by the relevant local Italian authority (for Italian translations: Italian Embassies, Italian Consulates) or by an official translator:
1. FAMILY COMPOSITION CERTIFICATE
Certificate issued by the local public authority (in accordance with the law of the country of origin), certifying the family composition;
2. FAMILY GROSS ANNUAL INCOME CERTIFICATE
Declaration (by the competent authorities of the country of origin) of gross annual income for the last calendar year for each of the applicant’s household members.
3. FAMILY FINANCIAL ASSETS CERTIFICATE
Certification (by the competent authorities of the country of origin or the bank, like bank account statement, deposit statement, etc.) of the financial assets, including bank accounts, shares, stock options, bonds, debt secutiries, and other financial tools for each of the applicant’s household members. If no financial assets are owned, the documentation must contain a declaration stating the lack of it.
4. FAMILY REAL ESTATE CERTIFICATE
Self-certification or a certification by the competent authorities of the country of origin (if available) indicating the owned real estate, typology (apartement, etc.), squared meters. If differently the applicant’s family lives in a rented home, a copy of the rental contract which indicates the rent must be provided.
Incomplete applications will not be considered. All required documents must be uploaded through the scholarship section of the application form by the stated deadlines. However, if you are missing a document, you can send it later but informing us at: info@iifm-milano.it. Your application for a scholarship will be evaluated, but just when all the documents will be available
No. All documents must be in Italian or English, or accompanied by an official translation into one of these languages. The translated version must be legalized and stamped by the appropriate authority.
If you fail to accept the scholarship and complete enrollment within 5 working days of notification, the scholarship will be forfeited and reassigned to the next eligible candidate on the ranking list.
It depends on the conditions of the other scholarship. We recommend checking the rules of any external funding sources before applying to ensure compatibility.
No. The scholarship is applied as a tuition fee reduction. It does not consist of a direct payment to the student.
Yes. IIFM may offer dedicated scholarships for students from specific countries, thanks to several partnerships for supporting studies abroad or with particular profiles.
The list of such opportunities is regularly updated on this page.
The complete and updated list of available scholarships — including general and dedicated scholarships — is published on the official IIFM website, on this page.
We recommend you checking this page regularly, as well as the News section of the website here, as new opportunities may be published throughout the year.
No, full scholarships are not offered. You can apply for a partial scholarship to cover part of the tuition fees. For the remaining amount, it is your responsibility to secure additional funding through personal means, student loans, or external sponsors.
