88 cheapest universities in Italy in 2026

Public Venetian university (1982), recognized in medicine, economics, and humanities.

Public Italian university (1998) recognized in medicine, sciences, and European partnerships.

Public Roman university specializing in sports science and human movement.

Public Apulian university (1955), young and dynamic, in Baroque Lecce.

World’s oldest university, global academic reference across all fields.

Public Lombard university recognized in medicine, engineering, and law.

Public university in Ancona specializing in engineering, sciences, and technologies.

Public university in Abruzzo (1452), recognized in engineering, physics, and computer science.

Historic public university in Marche (1506), the cradle of Renaissance humanism.

Public Neapolitan university (1732), pioneer in Oriental languages and international relations.

Historic public university in Marche (1336), recognized in sciences and pharmacy.

Public university in Abruzzo (1993), recognized in law, communication, and veterinary sciences.

Public university in Abruzzo offering programs in economics, medicine, pharmacy, and arts.

Public Campanian university (1968), one of southern Italy’s largest.

Historic public Sardinian university (1606), the island’s largest.

Public alpine bilingual university in economics, social sciences, and languages.

Private trilingual South Tyrolean university with an alpine focus.

Roman online university offering degrees in humanities and engineering.

Italian online university offering degrees in social sciences and economics.

Italian online university offering degrees in humanities and technical sciences.

Italian online university offering degrees in law, economics, and health.

Italian online university offering degrees in law, economics, and social sciences.

World-renowned public technical university for engineering and architecture.

Private Apulian university specializing in economics, law, and management, with a European focus.