Universities in Italy that accept freemovers
Want to study in Italy but didn't get an exchange spot — or your university has no agreement there? You can still go as a freemover and apply directly. Below are the 2 universities in Italy we've verified as freemover-friendly, Low to High tuition.
Bocconi University
Milan, Italy
Fee-paying Visiting / Free-Mover programme; EUR 200 registration + EUR 1,800 per course (2-4 courses).
University of Bologna
Bologna, Italy
Fee-paying single-course enrollment gives credits & exams (via Students' Administration). Some courses in English.
What is a freemover?
A freemover is a student who studies abroad by applying to a university directly, on their own — no exchange agreement or Erasmus spot required. You pay the host university directly and transfer the credits home. It is the route most students never hear about.
Tuition and requirements differ by university and change yearly — always confirm the exact details on each school's own admissions page (linked above).