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Study Destination

Italy

Where Renaissance Meets Modern Academia

Study in the birthplace of the Renaissance. Italy combines centuries of academic tradition with cutting-edge research, offering an unparalleled educational and cultural experience.

Capital City

Rome

Population

60 million

Language

Italian (English programs increasing)

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Key Benefits

Why Study in Italy?

Discover what makes Italy an exceptional study destination

Historic Universities

Home to some of the world's oldest universities, including the University of Bologna (founded 1088).

Art & Design Capital

World leader in fashion, design, architecture, and arts - perfect for creative fields.

Mediterranean Lifestyle

Enjoy the famous Italian lifestyle, cuisine, and culture while studying.

EU Education Standards

High-quality education with degrees recognized across Europe and globally.

Academic Programs

Popular Programs

Top fields of study in Italy

Fashion & Design

Architecture

Fine Arts

Engineering

Business & Economics

Medicine

Culinary Arts

Cultural Heritage

Financial Aid

Scholarships

Funding opportunities available

Italian Government Scholarships

Tuition + Monthly allowance

International students for all levels

Regional Scholarships (DSU)

Living costs + Accommodation

Based on income and merit

University Scholarships

Tuition reduction or waiver

Merit-based
Affordability

Cost of Living

Transparent breakdown of estimated monthly student expenses

$800 - $1,500

Average Monthly Cost

Accommodation

Housing & Utilities

$300 - $600
Food & Dining

Groceries & Restaurants

$200 - $400
Transportation

Public Transit & Travel

$50 - $100
Other Expenses

Entertainment & Personal

$250 - $400

💡Pro Tip: Many scholarships cover accommodation and living expenses, reducing your costs significantly!

Top Institutions

Leading Universities

Premier institutions in Italy

University of Bologna

Sapienza University of Rome

Politecnico di Milano

University of Padua

University of Milan

Politecnico di Torino

Requirements

What You Need

Secondary school diploma for undergraduate
Declaration of Value (for non-EU certificates)
Italian language proficiency (for Italian-taught programs)
English proficiency (for English-taught programs)
Pre-enrollment through Italian Embassy
Student Experience

Life in Italy

Rich artistic and cultural heritage everywhere

World-famous cuisine and food culture

Beautiful landscapes from Alps to Mediterranean

Essential Information

Academic Year

September/October - May/June

Visa

Yes (Type D Student Visa for non-EU)

Work Rights

20 hours/week allowed

Insurance

Mandatory for all students

Popular Student Cities

RomeMilanFlorenceBolognaTurinVenice

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