Public university fees range from €900 to €4,000 per year, with income-based reductions that can lower them further.
Politecnico di Milano, University of Bologna, and Sapienza Rome rank among the global top 150 in QS World Rankings.
International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays.
Graduates receive a 12-month residence permit to find work, with permit conversion exempt from annual work quotas.
Italian Government Scholarships and regional DSU grants support international students based on merit and financial need.
Rome, Milan, Florence, Bologna — study in cities with centuries of art, design, and innovation in the Schengen area.
Indicative ranges in euros — your counsellor builds a precise budget for your city and course.
| Expense | What's included | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (public) | Income-based fees at state universities | €900–€4,000 |
| Tuition (private) | Private universities like Bocconi, LUISS | €6,000–€25,000 |
| Accommodation | Student residence or shared flat | €3,000–€7,200 |
| Living & food | Groceries, transport, daily life | €3,600–€6,000 |
| Health insurance | Private or Italian SSN registration | €200–€700 |
| Financial proof | Minimum funds for student visa (~€467/month) | ~€6,000 |
Confirm your place via the Universitaly portal and receive your official admission letter.
We help you gather proof of funds (~€467/month) and arrange health insurance.
We complete your long-stay student visa application at the Italian consulate.
We guide you through your Permesso di Soggiorno application within 8 days of arrival.