Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci Preparation Courses for Studying at University in Italy
Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci

Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci

Preparation Courses for Studying at University in Italy

  • Florence, Italy
  • Milan, Italy

Course

4 weeks

Italian

Full time

On-Campus

* English track

Key Summary

About: Scuola Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, Milan and Rome offers preparation courses for foreign students aiming to study at Italian universities. The programme trains students at levels from beginners to Italian teachers, and readies applicants for entrance exams and degree study by reinforcing Italian language, writing skills, academic vocabulary and subject-specific knowledge. Course content includes critical thinking, reasoning and cultural themes (40 classes) and focused university-course knowledge (100 classes).

Career Outcomes: Completing this preparation helps students access Italian degree programmes and pursue careers in international relations, translation or academic research, and supports further study in medicine, law and engineering.

Summary

  • Duration: 4 weeks
  • Lessons: 140
  • Levels: minimum B1
  • Participants: minimum of 5 students
  • Dates: from 1 to 26 August

Scuola Leonardo da Vinci® Florence, Milan, and Rome organize a preparation course geared towards foreign students who wish to attend University in Italy. Some of the universities require students to take an entrance exam in order to be accepted into a specific program/major. Whether or not an exam is required for matriculation, our course prepares students for success throughout their degree’s curriculum.

In some cases, an entrance exam is required for all applicants, with a limited number of students accepted into a specific University program. In other circumstances, students will take an exam solely to introduce them to topics related to their major, with an open number of applicants and as well as student acceptance.

Our University preparation course at Scuola Leonardo da Vinci® will prepare students by reinforcing language skills, enhancing writing competence, and focusing on subject matter and vocabulary closely related to each specialized program.

Course contents

  • Critical thinking and reasoning and general Cultural themes (40 classes)
  • Specific knowledge in each University course (100 classes)

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