Study in Italy, tuition-free
Expert guidance for studying in Italy and beyond, with a 98% visa success rate.
- Tuition-free programmes
- Scholarships up to €7,000
- No IELTS, TOEFL, or GRE
- Globally recognised degrees
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The Italy advantage
Why study in Italy?
Public universities, real funding, and a route that does not depend on an English test.
Tuition-free programmes
Italian public universities offer tuition-free study to international applicants who qualify on income and merit.
Scholarships up to €7,000
Merit- and need-based regional funding of up to €7,000 per year, renewable across your degree.
No IELTS, TOEFL, or GRE
Most programmes admit students without a standardised English test, using your academic record instead.
Globally recognised degrees
Study at institutions with centuries of standing and qualifications recognised across the EU and beyond.
Work 20 hours a week
Student visas permit up to 20 hours of paid work per week alongside your studies.
One year to stay after graduating
A post-study permit gives you twelve months in Italy to find graduate work.
Route to permanent residence
Five years of legal residency opens a path to long-term residence in Italy.
€2,000–3,000 graduate salaries
Typical monthly starting salaries for graduates entering the Italian job market.
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Kulwant Singh
Founder, FLCS Study Abroad
Kulwant moved to Italy on a student visa and has since guided hundreds of Indian students through the same route — applications, scholarships, and the visa interview.
- Studying in Italy on a student visa
- Schengen visa specialist
- Hundreds of students guided
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Everything students ask us about studying in Italy, in one place.
We support you end to end: profile evaluation, university shortlisting, application filing, scholarship applications, pre-enrolment through Universitaly, visa documentation and interview preparation, and post-arrival support in Italy.
For most of the Italian programmes we work with, no. Admission is based on your academic record instead. A small number of universities do ask for proof of English, and we will tell you upfront if your shortlist includes one.
Yes. We place students on English-taught degree programmes at Italian public universities, so you can begin without Italian.
Not to study, if you are on an English-taught programme. We do strongly recommend learning basic Italian for daily life, part-time work, and settling in — and we can point you to resources.
Yes. Admission to English-taught medicine, dentistry, and surgery programmes in Italy runs through the IMAT, administered by the Italian Ministry of Education. See our MBBS in Italy page for the full exam breakdown.
Italian regional scholarships are assessed on family income and academic merit. Successful applicants can receive up to €7,000 per year, and many also qualify for full tuition exemption. We prepare and file the documentation with you.
Yes. A student residence permit allows up to 20 hours of paid work per week during your studies.
Tuition-free public universities, scholarships of up to €7,000 a year, no English test for most programmes, the right to work 20 hours a week, a year's post-study stay permit, and a route to permanent residence after five years.
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Your Italian degree starts with one conversation
Twenty minutes with our team, at no cost, to find out exactly where you stand and what comes next.