Embarking on a journey of higher education in Italy has become a dream for countless international students, drawn not only by its captivating and picturesque landscapes but also by the array of prestigious academic institutions that welcome a diverse global student community each year.
Italy is gradually becoming a popular study abroad destination owing to its affordable tuition fees, accomodation and other living expenses, as compared to other European countries. The country is gaining prominence in the global education map, after the traditional favourites such as the US, UK, Australia, Canada and Germany.
For EU/EEA students, studying in Italy doesn’t require a study visa. However, international students from other countries have a study visa application process to follow, which can be simplified by having all the necessary information.
For language courses or short programs lasting less than 90 days.
For degree courses or programs that involve at least 20 hours of study per week (or 80 hours per month) and last more than 90 days.
Tuition fees at Italian universities can differ based on the level of study and the institution. Public universities generally offer lower tuition fees compared to private universities. For specific courses, such as medicine or engineering, the fees might be higher. Indian students should also budget for academic expenses like books, research materials, and laboratory fees.
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