Study destination
Study in Italy
Public university fees in Italy can be lower than in many European countries. Some regional scholarships may also help with tuition and living costs.
Student visa
National visa for study (type D)
Bachelor tuition / year
approx. USD 1,000-5,000 at public universities, income-based
Masters tuition / year
approx. USD 1,000-5,500 at public universities
PhD tuition / year
Mostly funded positions with stipends
Main intakes
September/October
Universities profiled
5
Working while you study
While studying
Up to 20 hours per week during term
After graduation
12-month residence permit to search for a job after graduation
Universities to consider in Italy
| University | City | Official website |
|---|---|---|
| University of Bologna | Bologna | www.unibo.it |
| Sapienza University of Rome | Rome | www.uniroma1.it |
| Politecnico di Milano | Milan | www.polimi.it |
| University of Milan | Milan | www.unimi.it |
| University of Padua | Padua | www.unipd.it |
Student life
- Oldest universities in Europe with very low public tuition
- Regional DSU scholarships make study nearly free
- Rich culture, food and travel across the Schengen area
Admission and visa requirements
- Pre-enrolment application through the Universitaly portal
- Declaration of Value or CIMEA verification of certificates
- Proof of funds around EUR 6,000-7,000 per year
- DSU regional scholarship application for fee and living support
- Italian or English language proof depending on the program
- Visa application at the Italian Embassy in Dhaka via authorised centre
Tuition figures are estimates in USD. The actual fee depends on the university and course. Visa and work rules can change, so check the current rules before applying.
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