All you need to know for your stay in Italy
From nomination to arrival — everything you need to know about institutional steps, insurance, payments and life on the ground in Italy.
Rent, food, energy and the Iran factor — a city-by-city breakdown of what students can realistically expect to spend, and why the figures may shift before the next academic year begins.
Over the last few years Italy has quietly become one of the most popular places in Europe to study medicine in English.
If you're planning to study in Italy, the ads for brand-new student residences will find you before you find them.
If you are deciding where to spend the next three years, you have probably already opened a world ranking.
Guys, hurry up! If you’re still looking for your room for the Erasmus semester starting in September, I’d recommend getting a move on.In the meantime, we’re doing just fine here, enjoying this lovely tropical weather! 🦀
Italy has no national first day of term, and this surprises almost every student who arrives here.
Tuscany is one of the most popular places in Italy to study, and every autumn thousands of international and Erasmus students look for a room here.
A clear-eyed guide to degrees, grading and getting in — for international students navigating one of Europe's oldest higher education traditions.
Three documents.
From the EHIC to the tessera sanitaria, SSN enrolment to finding a GP — everything you need to know about accessing medical care as a foreign student in Italy.
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