No Italian? No Problem.
One of the most common questions from international candidates is whether they need to speak Italian before applying. At Università Verde di Toscana, the answer is no: the university provides full English-taught tracks and bilingual Italian-English curricula across undergraduate and graduate faculties.
Which Programs Are Available in English?
English-language instruction spans the university's core areas, including Sustainable Architecture, Bio-Agronomy, Renewable Systems, Heritage Conservation, Economics and Management. Check the course catalogue for the English-track designation on each degree program.
Language Requirements
Applicants to English-taught tracks should provide proof of English proficiency (such as IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo English Test or equivalent) as part of their application. Bilingual tracks may combine English and Italian instruction.
Why It Matters
English-taught access removes the biggest barrier for global students, letting you start your degree immediately while picking up Italian naturally through daily life in Arezzo — a valuable second language for your CV.
Next Steps
Browse the 86 accredited degree programs, confirm the language track, and apply before the 15 November 2026 deadline via the online admissions portal. Questions? Write to admissions@uvt-edu.it.
