Italy

Most top public universities in Italy require a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or 6.5. A good IELTS score also helps you get your Italian student visa easily. However, you can also take the TOEFL or DET. 

Yes. Almost all the top public universities in Italy offer special Bachelor's and Master's degree programs. You can study entirely in English. So, you do not feel language barrier during studies.

Yes. Almost all the top public universities in Italy offer special Bachelor's and Master's degree programs. You can study entirely in English. So, you do not feel language barrier during studies.

Entry-level graduates in Italy earn between €21,000 and €28,000 per year. This depends on city, sector and qualification. Figure rises in first 2-5 years of work experience.

No, Italy does not have a statutory national minimum wage. Pays are set through industry-specific collective bargaining agreements (CCNL). These cover most of the workforce.

The average salary in Italy is €33,500 to €34,275 per year. Or €2,600 to €2,800 per month. This is based on ISTAT and Eurostat data.

Yes, there are summer jobs in Italy for international students. Even if the students are not enrolled in any Italian university they are eligible. They can come for summer job and work in Italy for a sometime.

No, not all Italian employers have a mandatory policy for having Italian language proficiency. But in case if the applicant does possess the proficiency it could be an added advantage.

No, Italian universities do not directly offer internships to its enrolled students. Those who are willing to pursue one can look for opportunities through the designated websites.

Some of the popular jobs in Italy for international students are - automotives, chemical engineering, insurance, telecommunications and teaching related jobs are quite in.