Free counselling for Italian universities,
scholarships, visas & living costs.
4.8/5from 10,000+ students
We'll call you about universities, fees, and how to apply in Italy.
Ranked universities and strong English-taught programs.
Lower fees than the UK or US, with manageable living costs.
Work up to 20 hours a week during your course.
Schengen access — weekend trips across Europe.
Food, design, and history as part of daily student life.
Post-study options and roles with global companies.
Check your scholarship eligibility
Answer five quick questions. Takes under a minute.
We help you find merit awards, fee waivers, and living support for Italian universities — then put the full package together.
Merit Scholarships
Accommodation Grants
Country-specific Funding
University Scholarships
Financial Planning
Shortlist to first week on campus. We walk it with you.
We match Italian programs to your scores, what you can spend, and when you want to start.
Forms, documents, deadlines. We push until you have an offer letter in hand.
The checklist, the appointment, and the questions embassies keep asking.
Where you'll stay, how money works, what to pack. One briefing so you're not guessing at the airport.
Registration, a local SIM, banking basics. Enough to get you to campus without panic.
Tell us where you are in the process. We'll take it from there.
The majors students shortlist with us for Italian unis, from fashion to engineering.
Money for studying
A few main ways to bring fees down. Rules change by region and campus each year. On a free call, we pick what is worth chasing for you.
Help from the region where your university is. Usually fee support. Housing or meals if you qualify.
Each campus runs its own awards for grades or a strong profile. Deadlines differ by university.
Awards handled through Italian embassies. Competitive. Check early if you might qualify.
Public universities often cut tuition when family income is under their posted limits.
Bring your grades and budget. We'll say what fits.
FAQ
Fees, visas, English tests, scholarships. Short answers first.
Public university tuition is often about €900 to €4,000 a year. The amount depends on the course and family income. Private universities cost more. Rent and food sit on top of that.
