Studying in Italy

Secondary education in Italy gives students a solid academic foundation and introduces them to the culture, art and history of Europe. Some schools teach in English and offer international programmes.

Higher education in Italy blends humanist tradition with a modern approach. Universities including Politecnico di Milano, Bocconi and Sapienza attract students with programmes in design, fashion, architecture, business and the arts. Teaching is in English, and tuition remains affordable compared with other European countries.

A summer camp in Italy offers the perfect blend of language, culture and creativity. Children study English or Italian, attend workshops in art, fashion and cooking, and take part in sports and cultural activities — an inspiring setting where learning becomes a celebration.