Italy
Most Italian universities rank in the world's top 500. Scholarships, affordable living costs and job prospects make Italy one of Europe's most popular choices.
In Italy, undergraduate degrees usually take 3 years and master’s programs 1 or 2 years; most teaching is in Italian, but more than 300 programs are taught in English.
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Undergraduate degrees usually take 3 years; Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine take 5–6 years. Most programs are in Italian, but more than 300 are taught in English. You can choose public universities or private universities recognised by YÖK.
Applications run from November to May. Some programs admit by exam or interview, others without an exam. After acceptance, pre-enrolment and the visa process begin, and you can apply for scholarships.
A rich cultural heritage and experienced faculty, with a globally recognised degree and internship opportunities.
Programs usually last 1 or 2 years. One-year programs include industry training and an internship. They are completed with 60 or 120 credits, and a thesis or internship is required.
For programs starting in September or October, apply between January and April. Accepted students complete registration in June or July. Apply early.
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