Can I study in Italy? Check in 1 minute.
Answer a few quick questions to see if you meet the basic entry requirements for Italian public universities, and which English-taught courses match your profile. No IELTS? See universities that accept an MOI letter.
Entry requirements for Italian universities
What do I need for a bachelor’s degree in Italy?
You usually need 12 years of schooling (for example FSc, ICS, A-levels, Class 12 or HSC), proof of English for English-taught courses, and in some cases an admission test such as SAT, TOLC or CENT-S, depending on the university and course.
Can I apply for a master’s with a 2-year bachelor’s degree?
Italian master’s programmes require a first degree of at least three years. A 2-year bachelor’s alone is usually not enough, but a 2-year bachelor’s followed by a 2-year master’s (MA/MSc) is often accepted. Each university decides case by case.
Is IELTS required to study in Italy?
Most English-taught programmes ask for B2 level English, often IELTS 5.5 to 6.5 or an equivalent test. Some universities accept an English-medium instruction (MOI) letter instead.
Is the checker result final?
No. It is a first check based on general rules. Each university reviews your documents and decides. Send us your result and we will review your full profile for free.