International Development Office
Anna Pellegrino
Emily Magliozzi
Sergio Rios Perez
Camilla Viganotti
Viale Romania 32
00197 Rome
T: 06 8522 5663
international@luiss.it
Opening hours
Online Front Office (at this link)
Monday, Wednesday and Friday:
11 am - 12.45 pm
Tuesday and Thursday:
5 pm - 6 pm
Structured Exchange with Utrecht in Economics and Business
Highlights
Selected students will have the opportunity to take two full semesters at the Utrecht School of Economics during their second year of their Bachelor’s program in Economics and Business.
Utrecht and Utrecht School of Economics through the eyes of our students
Academic Coordinator
Prof. Daniela Di Cagno
Application Process
Who can apply
This call is open to Luiss students enrolled in the 1st year of the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Business. Students taking part in the program are not allowed to apply for the International Student Exchange program in the 2nd year of the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Business.
Available slots
Every year a total of 20 students can take part in the program.
Selection
Students will be ranked on the basis of the weighted average grade, starting at a minimum of 25/30. Priority will be given to applicants who have passed all 3 core exams during the first semester. Students who do not meet these criteria will be placed in a second shortlist and might be selected in case students withdraw from the program or do not accept the selection.
In case of ex aequo, the motivation letter, the curriculum vitae, the academic background and knowledge of other languages will be considered.
Recap of the Deadlines (updated for the mobility year 2025-2026)
| Publication of the call | Early December 2024 |
| Applications start from | 8 January 2025 |
| Deadline to apply | 24 January 2025 |
| Selection results | First half of March 2025 |
| Confirmation of participation | Within one working day |
Disclaimer: dates might be subject to change; please refer to this webpage for the latest updates.
Housing in Utrecht
Interested students should be aware that finding suitable and affordable housing in Utrecht is very difficult, since Utrecht is one of the most popular cities in the Netherlands. Dutch universities generally do not own any student housing, so finding accommodation is your own responsibility. However, Utrecht University provides detailed information on housing and they host live webinars in December, April and June that specifically focus on finding housing. In July and August, two dedicated Housing Support Officers are appointed to assist and advise. Furthermore, international students can take part in a Reserved Accomodation Programme (you need an approved registration before you can book and participation is not guaranteed: mark the deadlines in your calendar if you are interested). Selected students are advised to start the housing search as soon as possible and to arrange housing prior to the start of the academic year. Take into account that it might be necessary to travel to Utrecht ahead of the start of the programme to secure accommodation.
Useful links
While every effort will be made to provide students with complete, accurate and timely information, Luiss reserves the right to change, amend, modify or revoke the aforementioned program.
Luiss is not responsible for any cancellation or modification due to events beyond its control. If the program is cancelled or modified for these reasons, Luiss will inform all interested students in a timely manner.