Study in Italy

Study in Italy with world-class public universities, affordable tuition fees, and fully funded scholarship opportunities. September 2026 intake now open for Bachelor’s and Master’s programs.

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Why Study In Italy

Italy is one of Europe’s most popular study destinations, offering globally recognized degrees from top-ranked public universities. Students can benefit from tuition fee waivers, yearly living stipends up to €7,000 (eligibility based), and affordable living costs compared to other EU countries. September 2026 is the main intake, with applications starting from November 2025 and deadlines around May 2026 (university based).

Student-friendly cities

Italy offers vibrant and student-friendly cities like Milan, Rome, Bologna, and Padua. These cities provide affordable living options, rich cultural experiences, and part-time work opportunities for international students.

Popular Programs

Italy is highly popular for programs such as Business & Management, Engineering, Architecture, Design, Economics, Data Science, and International Relations. Many universities offer English-taught Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.

World Class Universities

Italy is home to some of the oldest and most prestigious public universities in Europe. Institutions like the University of Bologna, Sapienza University of Rome, and Politecnico di Milano are globally recognized for academic excellence and research quality.

Scholarship Corner

Italy offers fully funded and partially funded scholarship opportunities for international students. Many regional and university-based scholarships provide tuition fee waivers and annual living stipends up to €7,000 (eligibility based).

Top Universities in Italy

Select your preferred country and explore universities that fit your goals and ambitions.

University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Italy - Unicas

University of Padua

University of Genova

Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

University of Palermo

Sapienza University of Rome

University of Pisa

University of Turin

University of Florence

Università Politecnica Delle Marche (UNIVPM)

University of Trieste

Università degli Studi di Milano

Admission Requirements

Here's a general guideline for studying in Australia. Requirements may vary based on your chosen university and course.

✔ Minimum 60% Academic Score

✔ IELTS 6.0 (Recommended) / MOI Accepted (Master’s Programs)

✔ TOLC / CEnT Exam (Required for most Bachelor’s programs)

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When is the main intake for Italian universities?

The main intake is in September. Applications usually start 10 months prior, giving students enough time to prepare documents and submit before the deadline around May (university based).

Is IELTS mandatory for admission?

IELTS 6.0 recommended. Many universities accept IELTS 5.5. Some Master’s programs also accept MOI (Medium of Instruction) certificate.

Are scholarships available for international students?

Yes! Italy offers fully funded and partially funded scholarships, including tuition fee waivers and annual living stipends up to €7,000 (eligibility based).

Do I need to take the TOLC exam?

TOLC Exam is required for some Bachelor’s programs. Many universities accept applications without it, but it’s recommended to increase admission chances.

What is the financial requirement for a student visa?

For Bachelor’s programs: approx. 20+ Lakh BDT. For Master’s programs: approx. 16–17 Lakh BDT. A 12-month bank statement (student + sponsor) is required for visa processing.

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