Programme languagesEnglish / Italian
Destination guide
Explore guide Study in Italy
English and Italian degrees, distinctive student cities and pathways across science, medicine, design and culture.
Application platformOften Universitaly
Scholarship routeRegional options
Academic strengthsBroad + specialist
01 / Why Italy
Historic universities, contemporary ambition
Italy brings one of Europe's oldest university traditions into a diverse modern system. International students can explore English- and Italian-taught programmes, public universities, specialist academies and regional scholarship opportunities.
Plan with clarity.Apply with confidence.
02 / Study options
Choose the route that fits your next step.
We compare entry routes, academic fit and long-term goals before building your shortlist.
English-taught degrees
International programmes in medicine, engineering, economics, design and other disciplines.
Italian-taught study
A much wider programme choice for students who develop the required language level.
Preparation and admissions tests
Some routes involve foundation study or tests such as IMAT, TOLC or institution exams.
03 / Admissions snapshot
A strong application starts with the right route.
Requirements differ by institution and programme. We turn them into a clear, personal application plan.
Discuss your profileEntry criteria differ by university and may involve documents, portfolios or admissions tests.
Non-EU applicants commonly need to complete the relevant Universitaly pre-enrolment steps.
Language evidence must match the teaching language and programme rules.
Scholarship and regional-benefit applications use separate deadlines and strict document formats.
04 / Costs and student life
Build a plan for study and everyday life.
Good decisions consider the whole experience: tuition, housing, transport, language and the kind of city that suits you.
Fees vary by university, course and applicant circumstances.
Milan and Rome usually cost more than many smaller university cities.
From Bologna and Turin to Rome, Milan and smaller university towns, Italy offers an immersive mix of campus life, public spaces, regional culture and easy connections across Europe.
05 / The experience
What makes Italy worth exploring?
Long academic tradition
Study in a system shaped by historic institutions and modern research.
Two language routes
Choose from growing English provision or a wider Italian-taught catalogue.
Regional scholarships
Eligible students may explore income-related support and local benefits.
Creative environment
Design, architecture, art, food and culture influence learning beyond the classroom.
Free pre-assessment
Let's shape your route to Italy.
Five short steps give our advisers enough context to start with useful, personal guidance.
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Step 1 of 5 / Your study goal
What would you like to study?
Choose the route closest to your current plan.
Choose one to continue