University Of Bologna, Italy

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Study In Italy

Historic Universities, Affordable Fees And A Growing Choice Of English-Taught Programmes.

University Of Bologna

Italy Has Some Of Europe's Oldest Universities, And A Growing Number Of Programmes Are Taught In English, Particularly At Master's Level.

Applications For Many Programmes Involve A Pre-Enrolment Step And A National Student Visa, So It Is Worth Starting Early.

Italy Combines Some Of Europe's Oldest Universities With Moderate Public Tuition Fees, And More English-Taught Master's Programmes Are Appearing Every Year. Regional Scholarships Can Lower Costs For Eligible Students.

Undergraduate And Graduate Study

Eligibility
Completed 12 Years Of Schooling Plus Any Further Requirement The Italian Authorities Set For Your Board; Some Programmes Hold An Admission Test Or Ask For A Foundation Year. Academic Documents Usually Need Translation And A Declaration Of Value.
English Or Language Tests
For English-Taught Degrees, IELTS About 5.5-6.5 Or An Equivalent Test; Italian-Taught Degrees Ask For An Italian Language Certificate.
Intakes
September-October Is The Main Intake; A Few Programmes Start In February

Why Study In Italy

  • Historic Universities With Strong Traditions In Many Fields
  • A Growing Number Of English-Taught Programmes
  • Rich Culture, History And Food
  • A Base For Exploring Europe

Documents You Will Usually Need

  • Academic Transcripts And Certificates, Often With Official Translations Or Legalisation
  • Valid Passport
  • Language-Test Results For The Language Of Instruction, Where Required
  • Statement Of Purpose And A CV
  • Proof Of Funds And Accommodation Arrangements
  • Any Extra Documents The Consulate Asks For

The Exact List Depends On The University And Course. We Build Your Checklist Once You Have A Shortlist. You Can Also Email Your Documents To:srinivasa.edn.consultancy@gmail.com

Visa And Next Steps

  1. Choose Programmes And Read Each University's Admission Rules
  2. Complete The University's Application And The Official Pre-Enrolment Process Where It Applies
  3. Apply For The National Student Visa Through The Italian Consulate
  4. After Arrival, Complete The Residence-Permit Formalities
  5. Arrange Accommodation And Travel

Campus Life

Universities In Italy

A Look At Some Of The Campuses You Could Study At.

FAQ

Questions About Studying In Italy

Are There English-Taught Programmes In Italy?

Yes, A Growing Number, Mostly At Master's Level. The List Changes, So Check Each University's Current Course Catalogue.

Do I Need To Translate My Documents?

Often Yes. Many Universities And Consulates Ask For Official Translations Or Legalised Copies Of Academic Documents. Check What Each One Requires.

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We'll Help You Compare Courses, Check The Requirements And Plan The Next Steps.

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