Study in Italy
Your complete guide to studying in Italy — universities, scholarships, visa requirements, and living costs.
Why Study in Italy?
- Affordable tuition at public universities (€1,000–4,000/year)
- Rich cultural heritage and quality of life
- Growing number of English-taught programs
- Post-study residence permit available for job seekers
Universities in Italy
Scholarships in Italy
Visa & Immigration
Visa Requirements
Student visa (Type D) required for non-EU students. Apply at the Italian embassy with your university acceptance letter.
Living Costs
€700–1,200/month
Average monthly student costs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IMAT exam for medicine in Italy?
IMAT (International Medical Admissions Test) is the entrance exam for English-medium Medicine programs at Italian public universities. It's held once a year in September. Scores determine which Italian medical school you get placed in.
Is Italian required to study in Italy?
No, if you study an English-taught program. Politecnico di Milano, Bocconi, Sapienza, and many others offer full English degrees. For Italian-taught programs, B2 Italian is required.
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