Study in Italy
Historic universities, low public tuition and income-based regional scholarships.
Italy at a glance
Typical temperatures
Approximate averages.
Seasons
Key facts for students
| Money to show | Ask us for the current amount. |
|---|---|
| Work while studying | Part-time work allowed, up to 20 hours a week. |
| After graduation | A permit to look for work after graduation. Ask us for current rules. |
| Main intakes | September to November (main), some February |
Rules, fees and amounts change. We confirm the latest official figures with you before you apply.
Leading universities in Italy
Universities in Italy that regularly appear among the country’s best in international rankings, such as the QS World University Rankings 2027. Listed alphabetically.
Rankings change every year and differ between ranking tables. The best university for you depends on your subject, budget and profile. Ask a counsellor which ones fit you, or see the latest table at topuniversities.com.
Scholarships for Italy
Scholarships are competitive and each one has its own rules and deadlines. Always check the current round on the official page.
Regional (DSU) scholarships
Income-based regional scholarships that can include a fee waiver, cash grant and housing. Open to international students who meet the criteria.
Ask usItalian Government (MAECI) scholarships
Scholarships for foreign students at Italian institutions. Check the current call and eligible countries.
Official pageWant the full picture for Italy?
Our counsellors can walk you through eligibility, documents and the visa process for Italy, based on the current official rules and your profile.