Advantages
- Quality education
- Public and private universities recognised at European level.
- A wide range of programmes in Italian and English.
- Affordable tuition fees
- University fees that are generally accessible.
- Close to Tunisia
- A destination close to Tunisia.
- Shorter journeys to go home and see your family.
- An enriching cultural experience
- Discover a new culture and learn Italian.
- Become more independent and strengthen your CV internationally.
- More scholarships, and larger ones, than elsewhere
Points to consider
- Language test required depending on the chosen programme
- For programmes taught in Italian: an Italian level test may be required.
- For programmes taught in English: an English level test may be requested (IELTS, TOEFL or another test accepted by the university).
Admission tests
Italian or English depending on the programme.
Calendar
Depends on the university; plan ahead for consular pre-enrolment.
Procedure
Application to the university, then pre-enrolment with the embassy.
Popular programmes
- Laurea triennale (bachelor's)
- Architecture and design
- Laurea magistrale (master's)
- Fashion and arts
Frequently asked questions
Are Italian universities expensive?
Public universities have moderate fees, often calculated according to family income.
Are there programmes in English?
Yes, more and more bachelor's and master's programmes are offered in English, especially in engineering and economics.
Are there regional scholarships?
Yes, regional scholarships (DSU) can cover housing and part of the fees. We help you apply for them.
Your plans to study in Italy
An advisor will contact you for a free first guidance consultation.