Internship Program Cost

All costs indicated below include accommodation and a semester meal plan, as well as the full range of services listed further down this page. These integrated components are designed to provide students with a comprehensive and structured study abroad experience, ensuring consistency, accessibility, and support across all campuses.

Depending on the inter-institutional agreement between Unicollege and the partner university, whether pre-existing or newly established, Unicollege reserves the right to waive the per-credit cost and structure the collaboration as a tuition-reciprocal program, based on a mutually agreed number of tuition-free participants. Hybrid arrangements combining tuition-reciprocal and fee-paying students may also be considered, along with other forms of collaboration, in accordance with the terms defined with each partner institution.

TuitionAcademic Year 2026–27
3-credit internship€ 300,00
6-credit internship€ 600,00
9-credit internship€ 900,00

NB: the cost per credit may vary depending on the agreement between Unicollege and the partner university. Students are required to confirm with both Unicollege and their home institution which tuition model applies to their specific study abroad program.

Housing and Meal Plan

Housing and the meal plan are mandatory for all participants. The base cost below, per semester and per person, includes the meal plan and housing accommodation in a triple or quadruple room.

Base cost · semester meal plan and accommodation

Fall Semester 2026Base cost
Florence€ 5.880
Mantua & Turin€ 3.920
Spring Semester 2027Base cost
Florence€ 8.800
Mantua & Turin€ 6.715

Housing upgrades · optional, subject to availability

Housing upgradeFlorence, Mantua & Turin
Double room+ € 1.040
Single room+ € 3.360

Milan and Turin: there is no university residence on these two campuses. Housing is arranged by Unicollege through selected partner residences and hotels, and is priced in your proposal. Meals are covered by a meal plan or an equivalent dining credit, depending on campus.

Included in the Program Cost

In addition to housing and the meal plan, participants receive:

  • Orientation and induction, online and in person, both pre-departure and upon arrival
  • Dedicated enrollment assistance from first interest (while at the home university), throughout enrollment, and until return to the home institution, provided by a qualified English-speaking study abroad expert
  • Inter-institutional liaising between Unicollege and the partner university to ensure full academic, logistical, and financial alignment
  • Issuance of all documentation required for immigration compliance, including acceptance letter and visa documentation
  • Check-in assistance to housing and Unicollege facilities and premises
  • Unicollege welcome kit
  • Unicollege student card, which provides, upon acceptance by the receiving institution, free or discounted access to cultural venues, museums, galleries, and foundations
  • Front desk assistance during standard operating hours, generally Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
  • English-speaking staff, faculty, and students across all academic and administrative interactions
  • Wellbeing sessions with a licensed psychologist, available upon request
  • Access to all Unicollege facilities on campus and to all campuses across Florence, Mantua, Milan, and Turin
  • Student life activities, organized by Unicollege or through its local network of international partners and affiliated universities
  • Institutional insurance coverage while attending classes on Unicollege premises
  • Issuance of an official transcript in English, inclusive of all required grade conversions and in compliance with U.S. academic standards

Financial Aid and Continuity

As a higher education institution, and not a third-party study abroad provider, Unicollege is committed to promoting sustainable and accessible study abroad opportunities across all its programs. Through its university-to-university partnerships, Unicollege supports the applicability and continuity of financial aid awarded by the home institution.

This may include, where eligible, forms of aid such as Title IV funding, Pell Grants, federal or state aid, institutional scholarships, and other recognized funding mechanisms, in accordance with the policies of the home university.

Participating students, faculty, and staff are required to verify directly with their home institution which types of financial aid can be applied to their study abroad program. Unicollege will facilitate all necessary documentation and administrative processes to support the continuation of eligible funding.