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University of Milan
The University of Milan is a public teaching and research university, which – with 8 faculties and 2 schools and a teaching staff of 2000 professors – is distinguished by its wide variety of disciplinary fields. A leading institute in Italy and Europe for scientific productivity, the University of Milan is the largest university in the region, with approximately 64,000 students; it is also an important resource for the socio-economic context of which it is a part. Milan is, in fact, the capital of Lombardy, one of the most dynamic and international regions in the European Union, a leader in the national economy that stands at the Italian forefront of research and development investments and commitment to technological innovation. The University of Milan also possesses a remarkable artistic and cultural heritage that includes important historic buildings, inherited and acquired collections, archives, botanical gardens and the old Brera Observatory commissioned by Maria Teresa of Austria. The University’s departments are housed in important historic edifices in the centre of Milan and in modern buildings in the area known as Città Studi (the City of Studies). (Source: the university’s website)
Degree Courses Taught in English: YesOnline/Distance courses offered: TBC
Bachelors Course Duration: Semesters (N/A) Years (N/A)
Masters Course Duration: Semesters (4) Years (2)
Health & Medical Courses
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International Medical School
Engineering & Technology
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Informatics
Business & Economics
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Economics and Political ScienceÊ
This University currently has no English taught Online or Distance Courses listed.
None required.
Good knowledge of spoken and written English required.
The University of Milan provides its students with the following long-term and short-term accommodation solutions, i.e. lodgings and guest rooms, which are managed both directly, through the CIDiS, and indirectly, through public and private bodies that have established agreements with the University.
For information on living in halls as well as private housing options, please visit the university’s accommodation pages:
The University of Milan offers advice and provides internship, placement and career guidance services for students and graduates seeking work.
For information on student jobs and internships, please visit the university’s Careers and Employment Service pages:
http://www.unimi.it/ENG/student/29589.htm
EU students are allowed to work in Italy without any work permit. For detailed and up-to-date information on working in Italy, please visit the European Commission’s EURES website:
N.B.
The Fees shown below are for EU Status Students. For the latest NON EU Student Fees please either go to the “Additional Course & Fee Information” sections, or check on the University website, link below.
Bachelors Fees per Semester:
Tuition: €0.00
Enrolment: €0.00
Other: €0.00
Total Yearly Fees: €0.00
Masters Fees per Semester:
Tuition: €345.00
Enrolment: €0.00
Other: €0.00
Total Yearly Fees: €690.00
Monthly Living Costs (Incl. accommodation):
€1000
Contact Emails:
Website Link:
University Address:
Via Festa del Perdono, 7, 20122 Milano, Italy
The University of Milan is a public teaching and research university, which – with 8 faculties and 2 schools and a teaching staff of 2000 professors – is distinguished by its wide variety of disciplinary fields. A leading institute in Italy and Europe for scientific productivity, the University of Milan is the largest university in the region, with approximately 64,000 students; it is also an important resource for the socio-economic context of which it is a part. Milan is, in fact, the capital of Lombardy, one of the most dynamic and international regions in the European Union, a leader in the national economy that stands at the Italian forefront of research and development investments and commitment to technological innovation. The University of Milan also possesses a remarkable artistic and cultural heritage that includes important historic buildings, inherited and acquired collections, archives, botanical gardens and the old Brera Observatory commissioned by Maria Teresa of Austria. The University’s departments are housed in important historic edifices in the centre of Milan and in modern buildings in the area known as Città Studi (the City of Studies). (Source: the university’s website)