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Study in Monaco: universities, tuition fees and admission
Our catalogue has 3 universities and colleges in Monaco offering 3 undergraduate programmes in 1 city. 2 of the programmes are at public institutions and 1 at private ones.
- Universities
- 3
- Programmes
- 3
- Cities
- 1
- EU fee / year, public
- €725
- Non-EU fee / year, public
- €1,365
Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.
How admission works
Monaco has no national admission system; each institution admits its own students. The International University of Monaco (business, taught in English) admits from a secondary school diploma on the basis of an online application, interviews and an admission jury, with intakes in September and January. The Pavillon Bosio art school selects through its own competition (for the 2027 intake: file by 17 March 2027, online tests, interview at the end of April; applicants must be under 24 and non-French speakers need French at B2). The nursing school of the Princess Grace Hospital (IFSI) recruits school leavers through France's Parcoursup platform.
- Selection: application file
Tuition fees in Monaco
At public universities an EU student typically pays €725 a year, and a student from outside the EU €1,365 a year. All amounts are per year in euros; fees charged per credit or per semester are converted to a full year (60 ECTS credits or two semesters).
| EU students, typical | EU students, range | Non-EU students, typical | Non-EU students, range | Programmes with a published fee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Public universities | €725 | €178–€725 | €1,365 | €1,365 | 2 of 2 |
| Private universities | €15,150 | €14,675–€15,150 | €15,150 | €14,675–€15,150 | 1 of 1 |
Where the fee depends on family income, the typical figure is the full fee and the range starts at the lowest one.
Good to know about fees
- Monaco: Monaco's institutions set their own fees. The private International University of Monaco charges the same to everyone, about €14,700–15,200 a year for the BBA (2026/27), plus a €190 student association fee and a one-off €675 alumni fee. The municipal Pavillon Bosio art school charges €662 a year to Monegasques and residents of Monaco, €725 to EU citizens and €1,365 to non-EU citizens in 2026/27. Nursing training at the IFSI is free apart from the university registration fee (€178 in 2026/27) and the French student contribution (CVEC, €105).
Language of instruction
French: 2 programmes; English: 1 programme.
Map of universities in Monaco
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Where to study: cities
All 3 universities in Monaco by city
What you can study
Sources
- IUM – Tuition Fees and Admissions (BBA September intake 2026: €14,850 1st year, €15,150 2nd and 3rd year; January intake 2027: €14,825 1st year; Tuition Fees page: January intake 2027 €14,825 / €14,675 / €14,675; one price for all students; plus Student Association Fee €190/year and IUM for Life Fee €675), checked 19 October 2026
- Pavillon Bosio – Frais de scolarité 2026-2027: 662 € pour les Monégasques et résident·es à Monaco, checked 19 October 2026
- IFSI CHPG – Candidats Parcoursup, dossier d'inscription 2026 (rentrée 7 septembre 2026): « Les frais universitaires s'élèvent à 178€ pour l'année 2026-2027 » (Université Côte d'Azur); CVEC 105 € en sus, checked 19 October 2026
How the figures are collected and calculated: Data and sources.