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Centre for Academic Promotion and Orientation to Study in Italy

26/05/2026

"🍩 Non tutte le ciambelle riescono col buco” literally: “Not all doughnuts come out with a hole.” It’s the Italian way of saying that not everything goes as planned; not every exam, project, or idea turns out perfectly. 😅

Fun fact: the ciambella has deep Italian roots, dating back to ancient rural and religious traditions, and even to Roman times!
You’ll find it in many regional versions, some with a hole, others (like in Romagna or Ferrara) deliciously whole.
So even if your ciambella (or your plan) doesn’t come out exactly as expected, it’s still worth enjoying. Life, like baking, isn’t always perfect… but it’s always sweet.

20/05/2026

Located in Milan, is one of Italy’s leading universities in the fields of languages, communication, media, and tourism.

Founded in 1968, IULM is known for its strong connection between academic learning and the professional world, offering an interdisciplinary approach in a modern and international environment.

Its campus reflects this identity: contemporary spaces, multimedia facilities, and an innovative setting designed to support both academic and personal growth.

In the latest Censis Ranking 2024/2025, IULM ranked 2nd among medium-sized non-state universities in Italy, with particularly strong results in facilities and internationalisation. Internationally, IULM also entered the worldwide for & Leisure Management in the by Subject 2026.

Studying at IULM also means living in Milan, one of Europe’s most dynamic cities for creativity, business, culture, and innovation.

12/05/2026

What does “Made in Italy” sound like? 🎶 It sounds like a Stradivarius.

A violin built by Antonio Stradivari more than 300 years ago remains one of the most sought-after instruments in the world.
Not vintage. Not retro. Just unmatched.

From Cremona to today’s concert halls and classrooms in Italian , this is what happens when craftsmanship becomes legend.

🎻 Same instruments. New generations.

🇮🇹Excellence you don’t just see: you learn, practice, and perform.

09/05/2026

No single language. No single story.
And yet, something that connects millions of people every day.

Europe was not built overnight, but it started with the bold idea called the Schuman Declaration, imagining a future where cooperation would replace conflict.

🎓 In Higher Education Institutions, Europe becomes real, through partnerships, degrees built across countries, and knowledge shaped collectively.

Happy Europe Day to those who build knowledge together, advance research across nations, and work every day to strengthen cooperation and understanding.💙

05/05/2026

Laura Bassi (1711–1778) ✨
An Italian physicist and academic, she was the first woman in the world to hold a university chair in physics.
⚗️ Born in Bologna on October 29, 1711, Laura Bassi opened a path that simply did not exist before: women in science, or as we say it nowadays
💡 Fun fact: her research was directly supported by Pope Benedict XIV, an extraordinary recognition for the time.

In a world that tried to limit her, she chose to go .
Because every discovery is not just knowledge - it is also an act of courage toward the unknown.

28/04/2026

🌄 Val Camonica is one of the largest collections of prehistoric rock carvings in the world. First site in Italy to be recognised as UNESCO World Heritage(1979), the valley preserves more than 140,000 petroglyphs, some dating back over 8,000 years.

These engravings offer a remarkable glimpse into the lives and beliefs of early human communities. Many depict hunting scenes, ritual symbols, daily activities, and mysterious figures, revealing a surprisingly vivid imagination and a rich symbolic world.
The carvings were created by hammering stone tools against the sandstone surfaces, a technique that allowed them to endure thousands of years of natural erosion.

✨ The rock carvings of Val Camonica remind us that creativity, storytelling, and the urge to leave a mark have been part of human life since prehistoric times.

22/04/2026

Giuseppe Garibaldi (4 July 1807 – 2 June 1882)
Italian patriot and general of the , and one of the central figures in the unification of Italy.
A tireless fighter for , Garibaldi led volunteer troops across Europe and South America, earning the title "Hero of the Two Worlds". Garibaldi later became famous for the "Expedition of the Thousand", the campaign that helped bring southern Italy into the process of national unification.
reminds us that collective courage and shared ideals can change the course of history.
📚️ 💪💚 Even in university life: cooperate, unite, and build something greater together.

21/04/2026

The Invest Your Talent in Italy 2026/2027 call is now open.

A concrete opportunity for students from 23 selected countries to pursue a Master’s degree in Italy and grow in high-level academic environments, in fields such as:
• Engineering and Advanced Technologies
• Architecture and Design
• Economics and Management

But the experience goes beyond study.
💼 Selected students complete an internship in Italian companies
🌍 They connect academic learning with real professional environments
🎓 They build skills within an international ecosystem of excellence

📅 Applications are open from 20 April to 11 May 2026

If you are ready to turn potential into path, this is where it starts.
Link in bio to check requirements and to submit your application!

15/04/2026

On , we celebrate art as a universal language and a powerful driver of creativity and dialogue.

Italy expresses these values through its AFAM system (Higher Education in Art, Music and Dance), a unique and internationally recognised model that combines academic excellence, artistic tradition and experimentation. Through academies, conservatories and specialised institutes, AFAM institutions educate new generations of artists and creative professionals, connecting heritage with the future.

🎨Studying art in Italy also means learning in an extraordinary cultural environment, where cities, landscapes and historic centres form an open-air laboratory that inspires creativity every day.

08/04/2026

"Essere al settimo cielo”, the Italian way to say "To be over the moon!"
In Italy, we don’t say “I’m super happy”, we say “sono al settimo cielo!”... and it feels just like that ☁️💙
Literally, it means “to be in the seventh heaven.”
We use it when we’re extremely happy, full of joy or excitement, like when you pass an exam, hear great news, or finally see the Mediterranean for the first time 🌊💫

💡The expression comes from ancient cosmology: people believed the sky had seven levels (and Dante Alighieri crystallised the concept in the eternal Divine Comedy), and the seventh, the farthest and most perfect, was the home of the divine.

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