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What can I study in Italy?

The verified catalogue currently publishes 377 programmes across 24 institutions in 12 cities. Use the program finder to filter by field, level, city, language and tuition.

Which languages are programmes taught in?

Published programmes are taught in English. Each programme page lists every language its official source records.

Why study in Italy?

Italy's higher-education system includes universities and institutions for higher artistic, musical and dance education, with first-, second- and third-cycle routes. Programme language, access rules and award type must be checked for the exact institution.

Tuition fees in Italy

Public and private institutions set fees under different policies, and public charges can vary by programme, student status and assessed financial circumstances. Regional taxes, enrolment charges and specialist programme costs may be separate from headline tuition.

Admission requirements in Italy

Institutions evaluate the prior qualification, subject background and teaching-language evidence. Limited-access, architecture, medicine, arts and other programmes can require national or institutional tests, portfolios or additional selection.

How to apply to study in Italy

The university makes the academic decision. Students who need a study visa generally complete the relevant pre-enrolment steps through Universitaly after following the programme's own application instructions; deadlines and documents are not interchangeable.

Student visa and residence in Italy

Non-EU applicants who require a visa should follow the Italian consular study route and Universitaly instructions. Admission or pre-enrolment alone does not guarantee a visa, and financial, housing and insurance evidence must meet current requirements.

Scholarships for study in Italy

Italian government calls, regional right-to-study bodies and institutions administer separate scholarships, fee reductions and services. Eligibility, income evidence, deadlines and coverage differ, so use only the current award notice.

Working during and after study in Italy

Employment rights depend on nationality and residence status. Confirm the current study-permit conditions before working and keep academic progress and a sustainable independent budget central to the plan.

Cost of living in Italy

Milan, Rome, Bologna, Florence and other high-demand cities have different housing pressures from Turin, Padua, Pisa and smaller centres. Build the budget in EUR and include deposits, local taxes or charges, transport and food.

Student cities in Italy

Rome and Milan have large, diverse systems, while Bologna, Turin, Padua, Pisa, Florence, Naples and many regional centres offer established academic strengths. Compare the campus, faculty and housing market attached to the actual programme.

Student accommodation in Italy

University and regional residences are limited and use separate application rules. Private rentals require early fraud checks, a written contract and confirmation of deposits, utilities, registration and distance to campus.