Study Abroad in Italy
Italy's vast collections of art, architecture, and literature as well as multiple historical sites have made it a popular study abroad destination for many years now. Approximately 30,000 American students study abroad in Italy, making it the second most popular study abroad destination. With a wealth of opportunities to explore this rich and vibrant country, plus enjoy a Mediterranean climate and diet, Italy is a great place to study abroad.
Below you will find our list of Study Abroad programs in Italy. It is an index to international education in Italy listing university level study abroad, internships, volunteer and intensive language school programs oriented to American college and university students. Some pre-college and post-graduate options are also included. We invite you to read the student reviews, see the ratings scores and use this site to compare programs and understand what other students have encountered during their education abroad.
Top Cities to Study Abroad
| 1. Tuscany | 1491 reviews | |
| 2. Florence | 1341 reviews | |
| 3. Rome | 1169 reviews | |
| 4. Milan | 311 reviews | |
| 5. Sorrento | 223 reviews |
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Study Abroad in Italy - Featured Programs
Forum Europe Summer 2017: 9 Cities in 5 Weeks (Barcelona, Paris, Chamonix (French Alps), Geneva, Lugano (Swiss Alps), Como, ...
Sant'Anna Institute organizes semester and summer study abroad programs for American universities in Sorrento, Italy. While studying at Sant...
The IPSL program in Siena, Italy is ideal for students interested in Italian language and culture, art history...
You'll be in a new place every week, learning a new set of skills. You will produce a documentary film. Launch a business. Learn to scuba div...
As the premier and oldest continual U.S. university program in Italy, the JFRC is well equipped to help you make the most of your time abroad, whe...
The capital of Italy, Rome has always been a cultural and political stronghold and crossroads for people from across the globe. The glorious histo...
JCU is a full-fledged American university that welcomes visiting students to its community. This means you will have access to the resources (in E...
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Students at the Florence campus: Live for three months in an incredible villa in Tuscany.Experience Italy’...
SAI's program at Florence University of the Arts (FUA) presents a fresh and contemporary approach to Liberal Arts education, along with an extensive curriculum in Studio A...
Sant'Anna Institute organizes semester and summer study abroad programs for American universities in Sorrento, Italy. While studying at Sant'Anna Institute, students not o...
Think of your study abroad experience as a song—what will be the inspiration? See “The Last Supper,” one o...
Most 5-year-olds love pasta, but some of us never outgrow it being our favorite food. If the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie when you think of how much you love...
The Viterbo program is ideal for students interested in studying Italian, History, Art, Journalism, or Environmental Studies in a bustling university town in central Italy...
Humanities I examines the search for moral, social, and political alternatives and meaning in the institutions, culture, and literature of Western Civilization from its be...
The capital of Italy, Rome has always been a cultural and political stronghold and crossroads for people from across the globe. The glorious history of the eternal city ca...
Ever dreamed of living in a city that's been a cultural, political, and religious leader for more than 2,000 years? Study abroad in Rome with CEA and discover la dolce vit...
Florence, located in the renowned region of Tuscany, is situated on the banks of the Arno River, surrounded by the rolling hills of the Italian countryside. To study and l...
