A nation in southern Europe is called Italy. It is acknowledged as the origin of Western civilization, along with Greece. Italy is known for being a center of education in Europe. It has 40 universities that are ranked in the QS World University Rankings 2021, which is an impressive number. But Italy has a lot more to offer than just great schools. Italy is a popular place for students who want to study abroad because it has great food, beautiful museums, and job opportunities. Unsurprisingly, it also has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the entire world. Monuments and works of high art can be found all around the nation. Additionally, it is highly known throughout the world for its delectable cuisine, cutting-edge fashion sector, luxurious sports vehicles and motorcycles, a variety of regional cultures and languages, stunning beaches, alpine lakes, and mountain ranges (the Alps and Apennines). No surprise it is frequently referred to as the Bel Paese (the Beautiful Country). Italy's varied climate may deviate greatly from the typical Mediterranean climate. July is the hottest month of the year in Italy, which has hot, dry summers for the most part. In general, autumns are wet. While winters in the North are chilly and damp (therefore frequently foggy), they are milder in the South. As an international student, Italy is a fantastic location to study. It has always been a well-liked location for international students and can provide great higher education at affordable costs. You won't require a visa to study in Italy if you are from an EFTA or EU member state.