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Studying in Italy is attractive to foreigners for a number of reasons – academic, cultural, practical and even gastronomic.
Flexibility in study programmes. Students choose courses and modules that match their interests and career goals.
Affordable tuition fees compared to other European countries.
Living in a country with a rich history and culture allows you to study art, architecture and history.
Italy is the birthplace of many great artists, designers and architects, and the creative atmosphere can inspire students to create their own projects.
The practical focus of education means that graduates are fully prepared for employment.
To study in Italy, you need to know the intricacies of the admission process. The requirements are different from those for local students, so you need to be careful.
Basic rules:
The cost of education is low compared to other European countries, and also varies depending on the university and other factors.
To cover the cost of education and even living expenses, you can get a scholarship. In our work, we always focus on scholarships to make international education accessible to all ambitious guys. The total amount of scholarships for our students has already exceeded $21 million.
Italy offers scholarships and financial aid to international students. To receive one, a student must apply and, depending on the type of funding, provide evidence that he/she meets the requirements.
The Italian government’s Invest Your Talent in Italy and MAECI Scholarships are awarded to foreign students to study at Italian universities and research institutes.
These are scholarships from regional agencies such as Laziodisu, DSU Toscana. The amount and conditions depend on the region.
Scholarships of the University of Bologna, Politecnico di Milano. Awarded for outstanding academic and other achievements.
95% of our students receive a scholarship from 50% to 100% thanks to our unique algorithm. Do you want to enroll in Italy with us and get not only an offer to a great university, but also funding? Then it’s time to take the first step and sign up for a consultation!










