The Bank of Italy is offering seven scholarships to outstanding recent graduates pursuing postgraduate study at leading universities abroad. The awards comprise three Bonaldo Stringher scholarships in political economy and economic policy, two Giorgio Mortara scholarships in financial economics and quantitative methods, and two Donato Menichella scholarships examining links between law, regulation and economic activity. Eligible candidates must have obtained a master’s degree or equivalent single cycle degree in law, economics or a STEM discipline from an Italian university within the past two years, with a final grade of at least 110/110. Proposed studies must match the relevant scholarship area, which may include artificial intelligence, machine learning, fintech, cybersecurity, digital assets and the legal implications of applying artificial intelligence in economics. Applications are due by noon on Nov. 20, 2026.