Bachelor's degrees in Italy
Start your undergraduate journey with a 3-year, EU-recognised degree — many taught fully in English, at affordable income-based tuition, with scholarships that can cover the lot.
Popular fields of study
The CEnT entrance exam
Many English-taught bachelor's in engineering, economics, pharmacy and other scientific fields admit international students through the CEnT (CISIA English Test) — a computer-based test taken entirely in English. The sciences version is CEnT-S.
Universities that accept the CEnT
A selection of Italian universities that use the CEnT for admission (per CISIA). The list and the programmes involved change each year — we confirm the current ones for your shortlist.
Not every programme uses the CEnT — some use the TOLC, a portfolio or SAT-style tests, and the exact structure can change each year. Figures here are indicative; we confirm the current test for each university on your shortlist.
Entry requirements
- Completed 10+2 (higher secondary) with the required subjects
- English proficiency — IELTS / TOEFL / PTE / Duolingo (for English programs)
- Entrance test where required — the TOLC or the English-language CEnT for many engineering, science & economics degrees
- A portfolio or aptitude test for design and architecture programs
- Passport, transcripts, and legalised documents (Apostille + Declaration of Value)
How we get you there
- 1Profile review & university shortlist
- 2Sit your English test and any entrance test (TOLC or CEnT)
- 3Apply & pre-enrol on the Universitaly portal
- 4Apply for DSU and merit scholarships
- 5Student visa (Type D) and residence permit
Requirements, tests and fees vary by university and change yearly — figures here are indicative. We confirm the exact rules for your shortlist.