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Study Abroad Programmes
NABA study abroad experience
- The first Italian Academy of Fine Arts, in the fields of Art & Design
- Ranked among the first 100 institutions in the world, in the fields of Art & Design
- Two campuses in Milan and Rome, students can choose the best city for them
- An international and inclusive environment, students from 90+ countries
- International faculty
- Classes held in English
- Practice-bases approach
- Strong ties with companies and organizations
We offer study abroad programs in Spring, Summer and Fall.
In Spring and Fall students can take up to 6 classes while studying at NABA, for a total number of 18 academic credits. In Summer students can take one or two courses, 3 or 6 academic credits.
NABA has two campuses, one in Milan and one in Rome. In Milan NABA is located in the Navigli district, one of the liveliest areas of the city. The campus is a 6-minute walk from Romolo metro station.
In Rome, the campus is located in three adjacent historical buildings dating back to the early 20th Century in the Ostiense district. The campus is a 3-minute walk from Garbatella metro station.
Admissions procedure and tuition fee
NABA Admission Team will evaluate applicants’ eligibility by examining the below listed documentation that students need to send to the e-mail address semesterabroad@naba.it:
◼ Application Form;
◼ Passport Copy;
◼ ID Picture;
◼ Curriculum Vitae;
◼ Enrolment Certificate issued by Home University specifying the major and the academic year attended;
◼ English or Italian Language Proficiency Certificate;
◼ Portfolio of projects, including at least five relevant projects pertaining the field of the semester programme the student is applying for.
Applicants will receive a feedback a week after the presentation of the required documents along with an Acceptance Letter in case of a positive evaluation.
Within 20 days upon acceptance, students must confirm their participation to the programme by settling the tuition fee payment.
Non-European students must pre-enrol through the UniversItaly platform in order to get the study VISA.
Tuition Fee
- 9.000 euro per student, for the six courses of the Study Abroad Program
- 1.900 euro per student, for one course of the Study Abroad Program
- 2.200 euro per student, for custom courses for partner universities
Spring 25
Thursday January 9: orientation
Monday January 13: classes begin
Week February 24 – February 28: mid-term exams
Week April 14- April 21: Spring break
Friday April 25: Holiday – no classes
Week April 28- May 2: final exams
Thursday May 1: Holiday – no classes
Friday May 2: classes end
Summer 25
May 22: Orientation
May 26: classes begin
June 27: classes end
Fall 25
First week of September- first week/mid-December
To enroll at NABA, you must have a passport valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended stay and a student visa.
Here are the main steps:
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Pre-enrollment on UniversItaly:
- UniversItaly is a platform by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) to assist international students.
- Non-European students must complete the mandatory pre-enrollment process through this platform.
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Required Documents:
- Passport
- High school diploma
- Academic transcripts
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Timeline:
- Pre-enrollment is essential to obtain a study visa.
- The study visa process usually takes 90 days. Start as early as possible to meet deadlines and avoid visa rejection.
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Refund Policy:
- Fees are refunded only if the visa is denied, and the student provides an official rejection letter from the Italian Embassy or Consulate.
- The application fee is non-refundable.
UniversItaly Platform: https://www.universitaly.it/index.php/
There is a wide range of housing opportunities in Rome and Milan; NABA housing team will help you find the best accommodation for you, according to your needs and budget. For accommodation in Rome and Milan please contact here:
NABA offers many student activities such as sports, workshops, trips and psychologists on campus in both campuses, Milan and Rome.
NABA offers services for students who need physical and mental health support.
Italian laws require that non – EU students living in Italy have medical insurance. NABA works with APRIL International to assist students.
Emergency numbers for Italy (free of charge)
- 112 European emergency number, available everywhere in the European Union
- 113 Police
- 115 Fire
- 118 Ambulance
NABA has strong ties with companies and organizations. When you are on campus, feel free to reach out to the career services center and participate in the workshops and activities we offer.
Contacts
Are you interested in NABA study abroad experience? semesterabroad@naba.it