Study in Italy
Italy is one of the study destinations Fly Education Bangladesh supports.
The facts on this page come from official sources and may change, so students should confirm them before applying.
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These institutions are examples for students to explore. They are not presented as official Fly Education Bangladesh partners. Please check each institution's own website before applying.
Most Italian public universities have one main intake, starting in September or October. Non-EU applicants usually apply through several calls (rounds) between about November and July of the year before, and each call has its own window.
Many universities also require pre-enrolment on the national Universitaly portal after admission, before the student visa application.
For example, Politecnico di Milano lists a maximum annual contribution of EUR 3,943.04 for 2026/27 (46 to 74 ECTS plan). Non-EU students admitted with a foreign first-level qualification and no scholarship generally pay the maximum.
A study residence permit generally allows subordinate work of no more than 20 hours a week, which can be cumulated over 52 weeks up to 1,040 hours a year.
For 2026/27, Italian Embassy guidance lists EUR 10,179.85 as the means of subsistence a study-visa applicant must demonstrate.
The Italian government's integration portal says the residence permit to look for work or start a business after completing a course of study lasts at least 9 and at most 12 months.
Dates below were collected for the 2026/27 intake. Each university can change its calls, so students should confirm the current call before applying.
Application fees range from free to about €150, depending on the university. Most English-taught programmes accept a medium-of-instruction (MOI) letter or IELTS, commonly at B2 level or about 5.5 to 6.0.
We help students explore Italian institutions and suitable programmes based on their academic backgrounds and career goals.
Our support includes admission guidance, application document preparation, information about institutional requirements and guidance through the relevant visa and permit of stay process.
We aim to help students make informed decisions and prepare for their international education journey.
