Study in Italy

Overview

Well-known for its lively culture, lengthy history, and high academic standards, Italy provides students with a rare chance to experience a fusion of traditional and modern education. Italy is home to acclaimed colleges that offer a broad range of programs in disciplines like business, engineering, architecture, and the arts. The country also provides a student-friendly climate, a lower cost of living than other European countries, and the opportunity to immerse yourself in one of the world’s most stunning cultures. Whatever path you take, Italy provides an amazing academic and cultural experience.

Why Study in Italy?

15 Italian universities ranked among the Top 200 globally

Industry-linked courses, designed to enhance real-world employability

Recognized as one of the world’s top 8 industrialized nations

Home to the University of Bologna, one of the oldest universities in the Western world

Offers a 6-month stay-back option for international graduates

Universities

The Italian educational system is internationally renowned for its strong academic traditions, sophisticated teaching methods, and broad course offerings among universities. Programs in the arts, fashion, engineering, architecture, and business that combine academic knowledge with real-world experience are among the many options available to students. Italy offers an encouraging atmosphere for international students to develop and succeed, emphasizing research, creativity, and critical thinking. Major intakes for Italian universities are usually in September/October (Fall intake), with a minor intake in February (Spring intake) for chosen courses.

Most Italian universities provide programs taught in both Italian and English. Students in English-taught programs are often required to present proof of English competence through examinations such as IELTS (minimum overall band score of 6.0) or TOEFL (approximately 80 iBT). Students enrolled in Italian-taught programs may be required to demonstrate proficiency in the language through assessments like as CILS or CELI, which typically need a B2 level. Specific needs may differ based on the university and course, thus it is critical to double-check the language requirements when applying.

Do you have Questions ?

Find answers to common queries about our services, processes, and policies. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out.

1.Which are the main intakes for studying in Italy?

The major admission occurs in September/October, with a lesser intake accessible in February for some courses and universities.

2. Is proficiency in Italian required to study in Italy?

Not always. Despite the fact that many programs are provided in English, enrollement in an Italian-taught course typically requires B2 level skill in the language.

3.What level of language competency is required for English-taught programs?

An IELTS score of at least 6.0 or a TOEFL iBT score of about 80 are normally required by colleges for English studies.

4.Are there any scholarships available to overseas students in Italy?

Yes, numerous colleges and the Italian government provide scholarships and financial aid to international students.

5.How much does studying in Italy cost?

Tuition rates in Italy are quite low when compared to other European countries, ranging from €900 to €3300 per year based on the subject and institution.

6.Can I work while studying in Italy?

Yes, overseas students are permitted to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during their studies and full-time during the holidays.