About Italy
- Italy is a country in south-central Europe and comprises some of the most beautiful and scenic landscapes in the world and is often described as a country shaped like a boot.
- The capital of Italy is Rome, which is considered one of the oldest and world’s great cities of historical importance.
- Italy is a favourite destination for travellers who visit there to see its great monuments and works of art as well as to enjoy the city’s famous dolce vita, or "sweet life."
- Some of the other major cities of Italy are Milan, the industrial and fashion centre, Genoa, Venice, Naples, Florence and others that are one of the world’s oldest tourist destinations.
- Italy’s economy is ranked 4th largest in Europe and 8th largest in the world offering immense opportunities across industries and sectors.
- Some of the world’s renowned fashion brands are housed in Italy like Gucci, Armani, Dolce & Gabanna, Prada etc.
- Italy is also the place for some of the best automobile companies of the world like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Fiat and many more.
- Italy is ranked at #15 in the best countries to live in list published by US News and has a GDP of $52,000+.
7 Key Reasons to Study in Italy
- Italy offers a world-class education system and several of the universities are ranked in the top 500 QS rankings in the world.
- Italy is the only country where you can achieve higher education Absolutely FREE as it not only offers you Tuition Fee Waivers but also the provincial bodies provide you Financial Assistance for your accommodation and food expenses.
- One-year post-study work visa.
- No additional test requirements like GRE/GMAT/SAT for most of the courses.
- Public universities accept up to 3 years of study gap for bachelor’s and up to 7 years for master’s courses.
- Ample job and internship opportunities, both part-time and full-time.
- Students can work up to 20 hours per week along with their studies and up to 40 hours per week during session breaks.
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English taught courses
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