Study in Italy with Step Study Abroad
Education and Programs
Sessions
Major intakes are September/October, with some programs starting in February/March.
Language Requirements:
Programs taught in English require IELTS or TOEFL. Some courses are offered in Italian, requiring a B2-level Italian language certificate.
Bank Statement:
Proof of approx. USD 7,000–10,000 is needed to support your visa and admission.
Why Choose Italy?
Scholarship Opportunities
Italy offers generous scholarships for international students:
- Italian Government Scholarships – Covers tuition, living expenses, and more
- University Scholarships – Offered based on merit, need, or regional support
Essential Financial and Application Fees
Our team helps you plan finances clearly and carefully to avoid unexpected expenses.
- Visa Fee: Around USD 60
- Health Insurance: Approx. USD 150–200/year (mandatory)
- Application Fee: Depends on university (USD 30–100)
Tuition Fee:
Italy offers affordable tuition compared to other European countries, making it a budget-friendly choice for quality education in top-ranked universities.
- Undergraduate: USD 1,000–5,000/year
- Graduate: USD 1,500–6,000/year
Top Italian Universities
Career Advancement and Residency Paths
Part-time Work:
Students can work up to 20 hours/week during studies.
Post-Study Work:
Graduates can apply for a temporary stay permit (Permesso di Soggiorno) to find a job after graduation.
PR Opportunity:
Italy offers residency options after a few years of legal work and stay under long-term permits.
Spouse/Dependent Visa:
Family reunification visas are available, and Step Study Abroad will assist you with the process.
Ready to Start Your Study Abroad Journey?
Document Requirements for Study in Italy
Valid Passport
Academic Certificates & Transcripts
Language Proficiency
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Financial Documents
University Admission Letter
Updated CV
Health Insurance
Student Accommodation Options in Italy.
Campus Dormitories:
Many universities offer on-campus housing, especially for international students. Dorms are affordable, safe, and close to classes, ranging from USD 250–500/month.
Shared Apartments:
Popular among students, shared apartments offer more independence and comfort. Costs vary from USD 300–600/month depending on the city and location.
Private Rentals:
For those seeking more privacy, renting a private studio or apartment is an option. Prices start around USD 500/month and can go higher in major cities like Milan and Rome.
Homestay Programs:
Some students choose to live with Italian families, gaining cultural exposure and improving language skills. Homestays usually include meals and cost around USD 400–700/month.
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