study in italy
Italy has played an important role in the European higher education scenario, having been one of the four countries that promoted the creation of a so-called "Spazio europeo dell'istruzione superiore" (Sorbona declaration-May 1998) initiating an impressive harmonization process of the various higher education systems known as the "Bologna process" (Bologna Declaration- June 1999).
Today Italy is among the eight most industrialized countries in the world. A large number of companies, public and private, have developed a strong network of small and medium-sized enterprises, promoted the creation of science parks and encouraged both basic research and applied research in a wide variety of disciplines (biology, physics, medicine, technology). of information).
Higher education system.
The Italian higher education system (IS) is defined as in two distinct areas: university sector and Non-university sector. Currently, the university sector includes a total number of 94 institutions, divided into the following types:
– 60 state universities, 3 and 2 Polytechnics University for Foreigners.
– 17 state universities not legally recognized.
– 6 Secondary Schools.
– 11 of university telematics.
Also in non-university higher education there are several types of institutions, specialized in different disciplines, here are the best known:
– System institutions The fam (Higher Education of Art, Music and Dance) State Academy of Fine Arts legally accredited private, higher education institutions for artistic industries, National Academy of Dramatic Art "Silvio D'Amico", National Academy of Dance Conservatory of Music, Music Institutes.
– Foundation "Centro Experimental de Cinematografia" (former Escola Nacional de Cinema).
– Schools of Linguistic Mediators.
– Institutions authorized to activate specialized training in psychotherapy.
– Schools of Archives, Paleography and Diplomacy.
– Military Academies and Police Institutes.
– Central Institute of Restoration, and the School of Restoration and Conservation of Cultural Heritage.
– Integrated Higher Education Schools / Institutes (FIS), which offer HTE called.
– Regional Vocational Training Centers / Schools / Institutes.
If you are of Italian descent and have your Italian citizenship recognized, you can study in Italy or any other country in the European Community, without the need for any type of visa, and without university tuition fees, accommodation and also receive a scholarship. university.