Is the total cost for studying in Italy around five lakhs including tuition and living expenses for a Master's?

For studying in Italy, the approximate total cost (tuition plus living expenses) depends on whether you choose a public or private university:

- Public universities: €10,000 - €15,000/year (about ₹10.7 - ₹16.1 lakh), including tuition and living costs.
- Private universities: €16,000 - €35,000/year (about ₹17.1 - ₹37.6 lakh), with higher tuition fees.

For a two-year master’s, budget around ₹17 - ₹42 lakh at public universities or ₹27 - ₹72 lakh at private universities. Actual costs vary by university, city, and lifestyle.

Leap can help you get precise estimates based on your target universities and locations.

Expect a total annual budget of €10,000 - €20,000 for a Master's at a public university in Italy, including tuition and living expenses. Private universities are higher, at €20,000 - €50,000/year.

Typical yearly costs:

- Tuition (public): €900 - €4,000
- Tuition (private): €6,000 - €20,000
- Living expenses: €8,000 - €13,000 (accommodation, food, utilities, transport, personal)
- Health insurance: €150 - €200/year (required for non-EU students)
- Visa and permit fees: €100 - €200 (subject to change)

Actual costs depend on your city, university, and lifestyle. Scholarships may be available to reduce expenses. For personalized estimates or scholarship guidance, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.