December is the perfect time to bring a touch of Italian warmth and tradition to your holiday table, and nothing captures the spirit of a classic Christmas meal like Risotto alla Milanese paired with Ossobuco! This guest post was written by Vale’. Together with Mae and our little Rose, we share the culinary heritage of […]
Embarking on a journey to study abroad is exciting — new cities, new flavours, new friendships… but it can also lead to feelings of homesickness. Many students face challenges when adapting to new environments, and this emotional struggle is common. Here are practical tips to help you ease homesickness while studying in Italy and managing
Studying in Italy is more than just taking a course. It’s about living the culture, meeting passionate teachers, and discovering new talents within yourself. At Studiainitalia, we help students from all over the world follow their dreams—whether it’s learning Italian, painting like the old masters, or crafting leather bags by hand. We spoke with some
Choosing between on-campus and distance learning can feel like deciding between a rich Italian espresso at a local café or enjoying it from your own kitchen. Both offer flavour — but the experience is very different. If you’re considering studying in Italy, especially with courses in language, art, or cooking, here’s what you need to
Imagine learning Italian in sun-kissed hidden gems, where the barista at the local café knows your name and every street corner is steeped in history and tradition. Or imagine experiencing culture with hands-on courses in world-famous cities like Florence, Rome, and Venice, where you can study painting, art history, or Italian cuisine right where it
Studying in Italy is a dream. But what if you could mix your Italian lessons with adventures every weekend? While you learn the language, arts, or crafts, you also get to explore the real Italy—little by little, every weekend. Let’s talk about how to make the most of your study and travel time here. Whether
It’s early morning in Florence. The sun rises over the terracotta rooftops as the smell of fresh bread drifts through the air. A short walk through the cobbled streets of the Sant’Ambrogio neighborhood brings you to Cibrèo, where the day’s lessons await for you to study cooking. Mornings are hands-on: students tie on their aprons
Thinking of studying in Italy? Great choice! Whether you’re planning to take an Italian language course, learn a traditional craft, or dive into art studies, Italy offers excellent cultural and educational experiences. But what about the cost of living in Italy for students? The cost of living can vary significantly depending on the city and
Imagine spending your summer in Italy, not just as a tourist but as a creator learning centuries-old crafts, studying sustainable fashion, and learning the art of Italian cuisine. Instead of simply admiring Italy’s beauty, why not immerse yourself in its rich artistic and culinary traditions? With hands-on activities, you can truly appreciate the craftsmanship that
