Italy
Tuition follows family income, often near zero.
70 schools in 44 cities.
Can you afford it
- Yearly cost
$11,000 a year
- Tuition and living
Public tuition is based on family income and is often close to zero. Plan about $11,000 a year.
- Proof of funds
No national figure on file.
Can you get in
- Language of instruction
All 70 offer at least one fully-English bachelor's.
Everything else is taught in Italian.
- Admission
Some programs add the TOLC entrance test.
What you do now
- Intakes
Universitaly pre-enrolment spring–summer.
- Essays
A motivation letter where the program asks for one.
- Where you apply
Universitaly pre-enrolment + the university's portal
Universitaly
Where the schools are
Rome holds 11 of 70.
- Rome11
- Milan9
- Florence3
- Turin3
- Bari2
- Naples2
- Perugia2
- Ancona1
- Aosta1
- Benevento1
- Bergamo1
- Bologna1
- Bolzano1
- Brescia1
- Cagliari1
- Camerino1
- Casamassima1
- Caserta1
- Cassino1
- Castellanza1
- Catania1
- Chieti1
- Ferrara1
- Genoa1
- Lecce1
- Macerata1
- Messina1
- Padua1
- Palermo1
- Parma1
- Pavia1
- Pisa1
- Reggio Calabria1
- Sassari1
- Siena1
- Teramo1
- Trento1
- Trieste1
- Udine1
- Urbino1
- Venice1
- Vercelli1
- Verona1
- Viterbo1
Select a city to see its schools. 1 school has no city on file.
The visa rule carries its own source and date above. Yearly costs and the tuition split come from Fledge's destination fact set, priced for a student applying from Mongolia. School and city counts come from the Fledge catalogue.