Public Universities in Italy have vast experience in education. This is as a result of their years of experience as they are the oldest universities in the world.
Their degrees are respected and acknowledged across the globe and majority of them ranks among popular ranking platforms like the QS rankings, and the THE rankings.

They are not mostly free but they are affordable, ranging from €0 to €3,000 (LKR 0 to LKR 700,000.00) Scholarships and grants are also given by the government to outstanding students or students in need for funding.

Unfortunately, there are no university dormitories or student residence halls in many Italian universities. However, some of these universities have external accommodation that they offer students for certain amounts which are also affordable.

There are around 90 universities in Italy, of which the majority of these universities are publicly funded i.e. they are public universities.

Although some courses don’t require an admission test, most of them do and they can be quite selective. Acceptance rates vary among universities with public universities having higher rates. This means they accept students faster and in large numbers than private universities in Italy.

Ultimately, it depends on the performance one gives. Otherwise, employment after graduation is not guaranteed.

We need to submit list of documents includes information regarding the hiring company, the contract proposal, and information about accommodation. It will be rejected if any request done incorrect. The review of the applications will be done in chronological order, means first-come-first-served.

Yes, you can. However, if you want to work before you graduate, by law you can only accept part-time contracts, which means you may work up until 20 hours maximum weekly and 1040 hours yearly.

• Home to one of the oldest Universities in the Western world (The University of Bologna).
• IELTS/TOEFL or One-year full time DIPLOMA.
• Courses designed in collaboration with companies thus increasing employability.
• English is the prime medium of instruction.
• Italian language and intensive Italian programs are taught at all levels, from beginning to advance levels.
• Scholarships Fee waivers, free housing, refectory meal tickets are provided for deserving students. 
• Ranks among the 8 most industrialized countries in the world.
• Opportunity to work 20 hours per week.