Tax and social security information on scholarships and assignments
Tax and social security qualification of scholarships, research fellowships, internship and research assignments awarded by the University
A scholarship is a financial support granted to students for: maintenance during studies, support for the purchase of study materials, or for other specified activities. It is generally awarded based on merit and income criteria, according to the provisions of Law 68/2012, which assigns competence to the Regions. Universities may also issue other types of scholarships, for example for mobility abroad, specialist training, post-graduate study, research, or traineeships.
In addition to scholarships, the University may award research assignment aimed at introducing the recipient to research and innovation.
To inform recipients of scholarships, research fellowships, or research appointments of the tax and social security treatment of these payments, we prepared a dedicated information notice that you can read and download below.
