Study in Italy
Study here.
From the first search to the first day on campus.
Admissions
University applications, entry requirements, important dates and application steps.
- 01
Choose
Shortlist programmes by language of instruction, city and entry requirements.
- 02
Apply
Most universities run their own online portal. Deadlines for non-EU applicants come first.
- 03
Documents
Diploma, transcripts, translations and sometimes a declaration of value. Start early.
- 04
Decision
After admission, the visa and pre-enrolment steps begin. Then: the first month.
Universities
Degree programmes, cities, campuses and what student life looks like beyond the classroom.
Milan
Politecnico di Milano
City guideMilan
Università Bocconi
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Università degli Studi di Milano
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Università di Bologna
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Sapienza Università di Roma
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Università di Roma Tor Vergata
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Università Roma Tre
City guideFlorence
Università degli Studi di Firenze
City guidePisa
Università di Pisa
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Scuola Normale Superiore
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Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
City guide
Scholarships
Financial support, tuition fees and opportunities available to students.
Regional
Regional right-to-study grants (DSU) can cover fees, housing and meals. Based on family income.
University
Merit scholarships and fee waivers run by each university, often with their own deadlines.
National
Government programmes for international students, announced once a year.
Always check the official call for the current year. Amounts and deadlines change.
Student life
Accommodation, transport, food, budgets and neighbourhoods. The everyday reality of studying in Italy.
Not sure where to start?
Student-to-student mentoring helps turn a general goal into clear next steps.
See mentorship