Italy

Country: Italy

At Italian state universities fees depend on family income (ISEE): with an ISEE up to €22,000 you pay no tuition fee, only the regional tax and €16 stamp duty, and some universities charge reduced flat fees to students from certain non-EU countries. Universitaly lists 283 universities and institutions and around 9,000 programmes. Learn how to apply, what a month costs (around €700–1,100) and which scholarships exist.

Study in Europe – Italy – the official country profile on the European Commission's portal,
Universitaly – the government portal: search engine for programmes and universities, pre-enrolment for non-EU students, registration for the open semester,
Study in Italy – the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs portal: the system, visas, MAECI scholarships,
Visa for Italy – the Ministry of Foreign Affairs visa portal: which visa you need and where to apply,
Scholarships on Universitaly – scholarship database,
MUR – the Ministry of Universities and Research: regulations, admission to medicine,
ENIC-NARIC – recognition of qualifications in Europe,
Eurodesk – free information on studying, traineeships and volunteering in Europe.

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Sources: European Commission – Study in Europe (education.ec.europa.eu/study-in-europe), Eurostat, official national study and residence portals and authorities, Eurodesk, enic-naric.net, studentnews.eu. As of September 2026.

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