Master's in Italy
For students with a bachelor’s degree, or in their final year. The widest choice of English taught courses, and the most scholarships.
44 questions, in the order you will meet them. Open the one you need.
Part A: Decide
Part B: Am I eligible?
Part C: Choose and apply
- M10 How do I find master's programs taught in English?
- M11 When should I apply, and what are the deadlines?
- M12 What is the application process, step by step?
- M13 How do I write a statement of purpose and get recommendation letters?
- M14 Why do I need a syllabus, and how do I get it?
- M15 How many universities should I apply to?
- M16 What do "conditional admission" and "validated with reserve" mean?
Part D: Documents
Part E: Money
- M21 How do tuition fees work for non EU master's students?
- M22 Bangladesh is on the "particularly poor countries" list. What does that mean?
- M23 What is the DSU scholarship, and how do I get it?
- M24 What is ISEE parificato, and what documents do I need?
- M25 What is the Italian Government (MAECI) scholarship?
- M26 What is Invest Your Talent in Italy?
- M27 Do universities offer their own scholarships?
Part F: Universitaly and the visa
- M28 What is the Universitaly pre enrolment, step by step?
- M29 What documents do I need for the visa from Dhaka?
- M30 How much money must I show, and who can sponsor me?
- M31 What counts as accommodation and insurance for the visa?
- M32 How does the VFS appointment work in Bangladesh?
- M33 Will there be an interview? Why are visas refused?
- M34 I am married. What changes?
Part G: Before you fly
Part H: Arrival and the residence permit
Part I: After your master's, warnings and where to verify
This page explains official rules in plain language. I am not an immigration adviser and I do not give visa advice. For that, always use official government sources. Rules change: confirm with your university, the embassy and VFS before you act.