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Family based atmosphere at school, study plan is tailored for each student individually
SwitzerlandMontreuxCurrently watching: 7from 21000.00 CHF / term -
In 2021 an average IB score was 38
SwitzerlandSt. GallenCurrently watching: 7from 31000.00 CHF / term -
The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
ItalyRomeCurrently watching: 6from 17000.00 € / year -
The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
ItalyVeniceCurrently watching: 3from 17000.00 € / year -
The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
ItalyMilanCurrently watching: 4from 8100.00 € / semester -
The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
ItalyFlorenceCurrently watching: 5from 8100.00 € / semester -
Individual lessons with the teacher are developed for each student.
ItalyRomeCurrently watching: 4from 1210.00 € / week -
The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
ItalyTurinCurrently watching: 3from 17000.00 € / year -
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The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
ItalyCagliariCurrently watching: 5from 17000.00 € / year
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Nowadays, Italian is one of the most popular foreign language among international students getting education abroad. SMAPSE offers TOP-70 prestigious schools and colleges abroad that provide high-quality, effective and advanced Italian courses for students from all over the world. You can choose from a wide variety of Italian courses, from Italian and Cuisine to special preparation courses to passing language exams.You can make the right choice due to program's descriptions, their cost and student feedback, and our specialists are always ready to help you find the most appropriate option.
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