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| WHY STUDY IN ITALY? Italy plays an important part in European higher education, and was influential in starting the higher education reform, known as "Bologna Process" (Bologna Declaration, June 1999) which is now being implemented all over Europe. Its higher education system includes 83 universities (58 of them sponsored by the State), as well as numerous non-university institutions such as academies of art, design and music, and institutes of technical educationand specialized training. Studying in Italy gives students access to some of the most influential art, architecture, and history in the world. The options for study abound. Italy is home to the Università di Bologna, which is said to be the oldest university in the western world. Historians cite the university as having been created in 1088. The university boasts many famous historical figures as alumni, including Dante Alighieri. The Italian cities like Rome, Milan, Naples, Palermo, Turin etc has a great historical value which students can observe during their study period in Italy. International students can choose from a wide variety of Italian universities, and many are top in their fields. La Sapienza University in Rome is rated among the top 100 in the world, its strength lying in social sciences and humanities. The Politechnico di Milano and University of Torino are two of the top engineering and applied sciences universities in Europe. Centuries-old universities including those in Bologna and Padova have a long tradition in legal studies, politics, and international affairs. Florence and Venice naturally are incomparable places to study art and art history. Watch Also: ADMISSION IN SWEDEN | ADMISSION IN USA | ADMISSION IN GERMANY | ADMISSION IN CANADA | ADMISSION IN AUSTRALIA | ADMISSION IN UK | ADMISSION IN NORWAY | ADMISSION IN RUSSIA | ADMISSION IN POLAND | ADMISSION IN FRANCE | ADMISSION IN SINGAPORE | ADMISSION IN SWITZERLAND | ADMISSION IN FINLAND | ADMISSION IN SPAIN | ADMISSION IN ITALY | ADMISSION IN JAPAN | ADMISSION IN NETHERLANDS | ADMISSION IN NEW ZEALAND |
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