Is the internship I did during masters considered valuable for visa or admission?

It depends. Your one-year internship during your master's may strengthen your application for Italian universities, but its value varies by institution and program.

- Some universities consider internships as relevant experience, while others focus mainly on academic qualifications.
- For admission, you must still meet all academic and curricular requirements set by the university.
- For the Italian student visa, internships are not a direct factor. Key requirements are proof of admission, financial means, and health insurance.

If you want your internship to count, highlight its relevance in your application and prepare supporting documents. For specific recognition, contact your target university’s admissions office.