Study in Italy.
Low public tuition, income-assessed fee reductions, and a growing set of English-taught degrees, particularly in design, architecture and economics.
The academic year starts in September or October. Applications for international students often close much earlier than the start date.
Regional right-to-study grants are assessed on family income and can cover fees and living costs. University scholarships are usually partial.
National type D student visa, followed by a residence permit application after arrival.
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