Italy is a beautiful land located in Southwestern Europe. Italy is a country filled with contrasts: charming old towns, the Mediterranean and breathtaking natural landscapes, passionate people and simple yet delightful food. At the same time, Italy is rich in traditional culture and history as well as for World Heritage Sites that you would love to visit during your stay in Italy, but it is the prestigious top universities in Italy that pulls the attention of international students towards Italy as a perfect destination for foreign education.
The universities in Italy were established in the 12th century offering them the oldest in the Western world. The restructuring of the Italian education system originated the new concept of University institutions across the rest of Europe. With its powerful historical aura, breathtaking sites and diverse natural landscape Italy are sure to provide international students with an enriching aesthetic experience. The fields of design, fashion, applied sciences, engineering, arts and architecture lie at the forefront of Italy's domain of higher education.
UG : 10 to 15 lacs
PG : 7 to 10 lacs
UG : 4 to 5 lacs
PG : 2 to 3 lacs
Rs. 65000 * 24 for Masters
Location - North West
City - Milan
Year Of Establishment - 1863
Interesting Fact - Ranked as No. 1 University in Italy.
Location - North West
City - Milan
Year Of Establishment - 1924
Interesting Fact - Notable Fasion Designer, Maria Bianchi (Prada Fame) is an alumni
Location - Central Italy
City - Rome
Year Of Establishment - 1982
Interesting Fact - It is considered as a young University of Italy
Location - North East
City - Bologna
Year Of Establishment - 1088
Interesting Fact - 1st University around 1000 years old
Location - Central Italy
City - Rome
Year Of Establishment - 1303
Interesting Fact - Western Europe's largest university with 1,50,000 students and ranked 84 in Europe
Location - North-East
City - Padua
Year Of Establishment - 1222
Interesting Fact - Nicolas Copernicus, Polish Astronomer is noted alumni. Galileo Galilei was one of the faculty at Padua