ITALY
About Italy
- Located in Southern Europe
- Peninsular country
- Schengen country
- Affordable cost of living
- Modern infrastructure
- Hot summers and mild winters
Top courses in Italy
Business & Management
Sciences & Technology
Engineering
Law & Inte. Relations
Design & Fashion
Why is the Italy an ideal study abroad destination ?
- Globally recognised degrees
- Bologna Process
- Students from 150 + countries
- 1,500 + English-taught programs
- Work 20 hours/week while studying
- Post-study work permit
- Scholarships
- Strong industry exposure
Top Universities In Italy
University of Bologna
University of Pisa
University of Padua
University of Milan
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy Tuition fees
| Courses | Minimum annual | Maximum annual |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor | € 6,000 | € 20,000+ |
| Master | € 6,000 | € 20,000+ |
| Diploma | – | – |
| Ph.D | € 1,500 | € 2,500 |
| Intakes | February, September | |
Monthly Cost of living
Accommodation
€300 – €700
Food & Groceries
€150 – €350
Transportation
€25 – €45
Internet & Mobile
€20 – €35
Utilities
€50 – €100
Personal/Leisure
€100 – €200
Weather
Summer
25℃ - 35℃
Autumn
10℃ - 22℃
Winter
0℃ - 10℃
Spring
10℃ - 20℃
Province
LAZIO
TUSCANY
VENETO
SICILY
LOMBARDY
FAQ'S
Yes. International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during their studies and full-time during holidays.
Yes. Graduates can apply for a 12-month Stay Back Visa to find a job or start a business. A job contract can lead to a work permit and long-term residence.
Yes. After receiving a work permit or long-term residence, students can apply for family reunification to bring dependents. However, dependent visas are not usually granted during study unless specific financial conditions are met.
The student visa process typically takes 3 to 6 weeks after submitting documents and attending the visa interview.
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