The Republic of Italy attracts thousands of tourists and international students every year. Italy has a beautiful landscape; a rich cultural and historical legacy; iconic and historic sites including Rome’s Colosseum and Pisa’s Leaning Tower; tasty cuisine; groundbreaking history of inventions and discoveries… and, of course,there are low tuition universities in Italy for international students.

How to Apply

The application to study in University will  vary depending on whether the applicant is a EU or a non-EU student, and whether you’re applying at undergraduate (referred to as ‘first cycle’) or graduate level (second and third cycle). Please note that the Study in Italy website operated by the Italian Ministry of Education runs all the information you’ll need about applying to universities in Italy – but keep reading for an overview of key steps.

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Normally, the first step is to get in touch with your chosen university to check the entry requirements for your degree program. Once your eligibility for the program is confirmed, you must submit a pre-application request form to the Italian embassy or consulate in your country of origin along with the relevant documentation (see below). You will need to get your documents translated into Italian by an approved translator. The form you need to fill out will vary depending on whether you are an EU or non-EU student and your degree subject. For example, non-EU students applying to study at institutions for arts, design, music and dance will need to fill in the form Model A-bis, while other students will need to fill the form Model A

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