M.Sc. Master of Science in Italy

Most applicants will require a degree in the respective field along with good academic credentials, English language competency score (IELTS score between 6.0 and 6.5 or equivalent), a letter of motivation, and references. Additionally, some technical and scientific MSc programs require a motivation letter or entrance test. In addition, Italian universities accept applications from non-EU students via the Universitaly portal.

For the case of public universities and MSc programs, the cost is about €900 – €4,000 per annum since it is determined based on ISEE income levels and not the fixed rate. For private universities and special universities, the tuition fee would be about €6,000 - €20,000 per year.

Yes, students who are not from EU countries can work for up to 20 hours in a week when they are on a study visa, as long as that is mentioned in their residence permit. Many MSc students join research assistantship positions, teaching, or even part-time jobs at university labs.

Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, and Biotechnology programs always have great placement records, which is mainly attributed to the presence of an extensive manufacturing and automotive industry in Italy, along with the emerging tech industry in Milan and Turin. In particular, Politecnico di Milano and Politecnico di Torino have excellent placements in these areas.

Yes, DSU (Diritto allo Studio Universitario) scholarships in regions will include tuition waivers, monetary assistance, and even free lodging in some cases depending on eligibility through merit and financial need. Entry scholarships by specific universities are available, and then there are national scholarships like "Invest Your Talent in Italy" for STEM and design majors from selected countries.