Italian Language Course (Standard)
Academic Program Key Information
Academic Profile & Program Curriculum
Modular Duration, Lessons & Tuition Schedule:
• 12 Weeks — 240 Lessons — €1,500
• 24 Weeks — 480 Lessons — €3,200
• 48 Weeks — 960 Lessons — €4,600
The curriculum adheres to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR: A1 to C1/C2) with intensive 20 lessons per week, multimedia laboratory instruction, communicative practice, and CILS/CELI university linguistic certification preparation.
Duration, Instructional Lessons & Fee Breakdown
| Duration | Lessons | Intensity / Track | Official Tuition Fee | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Weeks 3 Months Intensive | 240 Lessons | 20 Lessons / Week (Foundational A1–A2) | €1,500.00 | Apply 12W |
| 24 Weeks 6 Months Immersion | 480 Lessons | 20 Lessons / Week (Intermediate B1–B2) | €3,200.00 | Apply 24W |
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48 Weeks
Full Year
12 Months Academic Year
|
960 Lessons | 20 Lessons / Week (Advanced B2–C1 University Ready) | €4,600.00 | Apply 48W |
Admission Requirements & International Eligibility
Professional Outcomes & Degree Recognition
Official Academic Notices & Regulations (End Notes)
Tuition Reference Framework
UVT's official tuition page for non-EU students residing abroad states fixed annual options of €2200 / €2600 / €3780 for students not included in those lists; each fixed amount includes the €250 regional study-right tax. Alternatively, an ISEE PARIFICATO-based calculation may be requested. This document does not assume that every applicant automatically falls into a specific list; confirm the applicant's category with UVT before quoting the final fee.
Language & International Eligibility Notice
The 2026/27 offer page is a university-wide catalogue and does not mean every programme is English-taught. Many listed Bachelor's programmes are Italian-taught. For international recruitment, the individual programme page and 2026/27 admission notice should be checked for teaching language, English/Italian language requirement, entrance test, pre-enrolment and non-EU seat allocation.
Official University Source Links
Institutional Accreditation & Quality Standards
MUR / EHEAMinisterial Recognition & Legal Validity
Academic programs are instituted in full accordance with the regulations of the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) and the European Higher Education Area (Bologna Process). Degree titles confer full legal validity for graduate progression and international employment.
ECTS / CFU System & Multilingual Supplement
All curricula operate under the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (1 CFU = 1 ECTS = 25 academic workload hours). Graduating scholars receive an official bilingual Italian-English Diploma Supplement certifying modules, grades, and clinical/studio competencies.
Enrolment & Fees
Official Non-EU Tuition ReferenceFixed annual tuition options for non-EU students residing abroad, inclusive of the mandatory €250 regional study-right tax.
Admissions & Student Guidance Office
Admissions DeskOfficial assistance for Universitaly pre-enrolment, CIMEA Statement of Comparability, and international non-EU visa guidance: