Rome, Italy
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Figures below are indicative — your counsellor confirms exact fees, cut-offs and deadlines for your profile, free.
Università degli studi Roma Tre is a Public university in Italy, ranked #851 in the QS World University Rankings 2027. We confirm the exact fees, intakes and entry requirements for your profile — free.
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Indicative tuition: EUR2,216–EUR2,246 / year · Scholarships can reduce this — we confirm what you qualify for, free.
Typically for the more accessible Italian universities, a recognised three-year bachelor's in a related field is accepted for master's (laurea magistrale) entry — the curricular check on your subject credits is the usual hurdle, not degree length — though a sound academic record rather than a bare pass is expected, as non-EU places are limited. English-taught programmes are far fewer at this level than Italian-taught ones, so confirm one actually runs in your subject before committing; where they do, they commonly ask around IELTS 6.0 to 6.5, and only some accept a medium-of-instruction letter in place of a test. Italian-taught programmes expect roughly B2 Italian, and Universitaly pre-enrolment plus a CIMEA statement of comparability (or a Declaration of Value) is required either way, on non-EU deadlines that fall early — Vibedu confirms exact requirements and dates for your shortlist free.
Indicative for international postgraduate applicants — your counsellor confirms the exact cut-offs and English scores for your chosen programme, free.
Università degli studi Roma Tre offers a wide range of programmes for international students. We confirm the exact courses, tuition and entry requirements that fit your profile — free.
We don't yet hold living-cost data for Italy, and we won't estimate it from another country. A counsellor will put real numbers to your shortlist — free.
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Indicative tuition is around EUR2,216–EUR2,246 per year for international students. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.
Typically for the more accessible Italian universities, a recognised three-year bachelor's in a related field is accepted for master's (laurea magistrale) entry — the curricular check on your subject credits is the usual hurdle, not degree length — though a sound academic record rather than a bare pass is expected, as non-EU places are limited. English-taught programmes are far fewer at this level than Italian-taught ones, so confirm one actually runs in your subject before committing; where they do, they commonly ask around IELTS 6.0 to 6.5, and only some accept a medium-of-instruction letter in place of a test. Italian-taught programmes expect roughly B2 Italian, and Universitaly pre-enrolment plus a CIMEA statement of comparability (or a Declaration of Value) is required either way, on non-EU deadlines that fall early — Vibedu confirms exact requirements and dates for your shortlist free.
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