Campus Housing & Meal Plan

Housing for Italian Language & Culture Immersion participants may be arranged through Unicollege upon request, either within University residences where available or through selected affiliated accommodation within the Unicollege housing network.

Residential arrangements are coordinated according to location, availability, duration of study, and proximity to the academic venue. Students may also choose to arrange accommodation independently.

Where Students May Stay

Where Italian language students may stay
CampusUniversity-facilitated housing
FlorenceUniversity residence where available; affiliated accommodation when required
MantuaUniversity residence integrated with the City College
TurinSelected affiliated residences, apartments, hotels, and approved housing
MilanSelected affiliated residences, apartments, hotels, and approved housing
Aerial view of the Unicollege campus grounds with the white canopies in the garden
Students playing table football during a break on the Mantua campus
Students chatting in the In Perspective lounge of the Turin campus
A student speaking into a microphone while holding her notes
A student practising in the interpreting booth of the Mantua campus
The Milan campus facade with the institutional flags at the entrance
Students with coffee at the long table of the common room
Students sharing pizza during a break in Turin

Rooms & Residential Facilities

Depending on the campus and availability, accommodation may include shared rooms, single rooms, or apartment-style arrangements.

University and affiliated residences are furnished for academic stays and generally include Wi-Fi, study furniture, kitchen or dining access, bathroom facilities, laundry access, shared living areas, and air conditioning where applicable. Specific layouts and amenities vary by location and residence.

A single room in a Unicollege residence, with desk and window
A shared residence room with bunk beds and a study desk
A residence room with wardrobe, desk and mirror
A residence room corner with desk, fridge and storage
The shared kitchen and dining area of a residence
A twin room in a residence with checked linen
A twin room with two study desks by the window
A residence kitchen with a long shared dining table
A double room in a residence with bedside lamps
A residence study room with shelves and a bright window
A single residence room with bookshelf and study chair
A single residence room with wardrobe and desk
A residence kitchen with green floor and window light
The common room of a residence with kitchen and shared tables
A residence study room with blue tables and chairs

Meal Arrangements

Meal services may be incorporated into University-facilitated housing arrangements depending on the campus and program structure. Florence may use campus dining facilities; Mantua operates through its meal-voucher system; and Milan and Turin use the meal arrangements available through the relevant affiliated residential network.

Before Arrival

Where housing is arranged through Unicollege, participants receive the relevant residence information, check-in instructions, and practical guidance before the beginning of the selected study period whenever possible. The Study Abroad Office remains the institutional point of contact for housing coordination.

Ask About HousingResidence options, availability and duration of stay