Study in Italy

OVERVIEW

The oldest universities in the world are found in Italy. Additionally, it is an affordable place for overseas students. In terms of tuition and living costs, it is one of the most affordable countries in Europe for students who choose to study abroad. Italy is home to the University of Bologna, one of the oldest universities in the Western world. The Academic Ranking of World Universities and Times Higher Education World University Rankings both list some of Italy’s universities among the best in the world. It is renowned for its delectable cuisine.

ESSENTIAL FACTS TO KNOW

• OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: Italian
• CAPITAL: Rome
• CURRENCY: Euro

BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN ITALY

• There are scholarships available. Deserving students can receive free housing, refectory meal tickets, and fee waivers.
• Italy is renowned as the educational centre of Europe and is home to an astounding 40 universities that are listed in the QS World University Rankings for 2021.
• The majority of the courses are created in conjunction with businesses, enhancing employability
• Italy’s high level of multiculturalism is one reason why it is a popular destination for international students, but the nation also boasts a number of outstanding public and private universities.
• Italy is an affordable destination for international students
• Italy has affordable housing and readily available transit.

KNOW THE INTAKE

• The first intake happens in September and continues till January or February.
• The second one begins in February and concludes in July.

 LIVING COST

• 1,000 EUR to 1,500 EUR.

TUITION FEES

• 1,000 EUR to 2,500 EUR/year.

YOUR RIGHTS TO WORK AND STAY BACK

• Students pursuing master’s and doctoral degrees will be given six to twelve months to stay back while applying for a work visa.
• Students will get an opportunity to work 20 hours per week and can earn approximately 560 Euros per month.

LANGUAGE TEST REQUIREMENTS

• IELTS and TOEFL are required, but for some universities, it is not mandatory.