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Benefits of Studying in Italy

Reputed Institutions

Italy is home to a large number of internationally respected universities and colleges, and provide students the benefit of excellent standard of living and reasonable cost of living.

A wide variety of and specialties.

You can choose from a wide spectrum of programs – ranging from humanitarian, economic, technical, legal professions – the choice here is really extensive.

Grants & Scholarships

- Foreign students in public universities can apply for a grant or scholarship. In Italy well developed support for talented youth.

The low cost and ease enrolling to universities – thanks to these two aspects Italian education is available for students from different countries. Some universities provide dormitory accommodation (room per person). Accommodation cost usually from 300 euros a month – for comparison: renting an apartment will cost from 600 euros per month.

Access to whole of Europe

Student visa will allow the student to move freely around Europe, as well as to receive numerous bonuses in the form of discounts on airline tickets, and other goods and services.

Visa extension

The opportunity to extend for another year a visa after graduation. This year is given for job search. The contract signed with the employer gives the chance for further residence in Europe.

Combine study with work.

With a good knowledge of Italian, it is possible to apply for the position of part-time which is played around 10 euros per hour.

3-year Undergrad Programs

Undergraduate programs in Italian universities last 3 years, although in many countries it is 4 years. This approach allows you to save a whole year, which is very important in this period of life.

COST OF STUDY IN ITALY

Average tuition fees for a public higher education in Italy can range anywhere between 900 to 4,000 € per year, depending if you're from the EU or not, the specific institution, as well as your program and level of study

LIVING COST:

The overall living costs for international students in Italy range between 700 and 1,000 EUR/month. These costs include: accommodation, food, public transportation, local travel and/or entertainment.

Living in Italy is a great experience, but keep in mind that if you choose Rome or Milan, they are more expensive when compared to other Italian cities.

Documents Required for New Zealand Student Visa

A valid passport, with at least two blank visa pages and valid for at least three months after the expected end date of your study program
A letter of acceptance from your institution in Italy
A completed visa application form
A copy of your itinerary to and from Italy
Proof of no criminal record
Proof of language proficiency in Italian or English (depending on the language of your study program)
Proof of adequate financial means to support yourself (between €450 and €515 monthly)
Proof of adequate accommodation in Italy
Proof of adequate medical insurance; and
Proof you’ve paid the associated application fee.

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Benefits of Studying in Italy

Reputed Institutions

A wide variety of and specialties.

Grants & Scholarships

Affordablity

Access to whole of Europe

Visa extension

Combine study with work.

3-year Undergrad Programs

LIVING COST:

IELTS SCORE REQUIREMENT

IELTS

Documents Required for New Zealand Student Visa

A valid passport, with at least two blank visa pages and valid for at least three months after the expected end date of your study program

A letter of acceptance from your institution in Italy

A completed visa application form

A copy of your itinerary to and from Italy

Proof of no criminal record

Proof of language proficiency in Italian or English (depending on the language of your study program)

Proof of adequate financial means to support yourself (between €450 and €515 monthly)

Proof of adequate accommodation in Italy

Proof of adequate medical insurance; and

Proof you’ve paid the associated application fee.