Milan is the city where Italian is spoken at full speed, in business, in design studios, in fashion houses, at the bar at 7pm. It is also the European city most international students and professionals land in first. Our Milan Academy sits in the city centre, a short walk from the Duomo, and is built for the people Milan attracts: professionals relocating for work, U.S. faculty-led groups, and long-term students preparing for university or Italian citizenship.
If you come to Italy via Milan, you come to learn fast in a city that doesn't slow down for you. We are built exactly for that.
The Milan Academy
Our Milan site is a dedicated Academy location in the city centre, separate from our university campuses in Florence, Mantua and Turin. It is purpose-built for adult Italian language learners — professionals, long-term visa students, faculty-led cohorts — and operates on weekday schedules that fit working calendars.
Who Milan is right for

Professionals relocating to Milan
Italian for people who have already accepted a job in Milan, or who are relocating with family. Scheduled around real work commitments, with sector-specific vocabulary for finance, fashion, design, consulting, and tech.

Long-term students (visa-eligible)
3 to 12 months on a student visa, with consulate-grade documentation, residence permit support, and a curriculum that takes a true beginner to a documented B1/B2.

U.S. faculty-led groups
For U.S. universities sending cohorts to Milan: dedicated classroom space, approval-ready academic documentation, on-site student services, housing logistics. The faculty member leads; we deliver.

4–24 week students with real goals
Students who want measurable progression — A1 to B1 in twelve weeks, CILS preparation, university enrolment readiness — in a city that gives Italian practice every time you leave the building.
Why Milan is the right starting point
Milan is internationally connected, English-friendly for the first week, and demanding of your Italian by week four. It is also the city where most adult students find a faster path to fluency, because the language is in constant professional use around them. If your goal is to use Italian — not just study it — Milan accelerates that transition more than any other Italian city.
Course formats available in Milan

Standard
20 in-class lessons per week. Six levels (A1–C2), small groups, weekly start dates for most levels.

Light
Daily lessons plus 2 hours/day of structured guided self-study. Documented, study-visa eligible.

Long-term (visa eligible)
Programs from 3 to 12 months built for the study-visa process.
Talk to the Milan Academy
Milan city centre, short walk from the Duomo.
Tell us your dates, your level, and what you're trying to achieve. We respond with a concrete plan — typically within one working day.
If you came for a week,
you came to the wrong school.
Most language schools chase short-stay tourists. We do not.
We are built for the 4-week student, the 6-month visa student, the U.S. faculty-led cohort, the professional relocating for work. People who came to actually study.
See long-term programsFour cities,
one academic operation.
Same teaching framework, same student services, four very different cities. Built for adults who want measurable progress.
You study inside a real Italian university.
Florence, Mantua and Turin campuses are shared with Unicollege SSML — an Italian Higher Institute recognized by the Ministry of Education. Same building, same library, same faculty space.
You are not in a "language school floor" tucked above a souvenir shop. You are inside the academic life of an Italian university.
You lead the academics.
We handle everything else.
Approval-ready documentation for your study-abroad office. Dedicated cohort classrooms in Florence and Milan. On-campus housing in Florence. Single point of contact from pre-departure to post-program reporting.
The paperwork part.
Done properly, every week.
Consulate-grade documentation issued in the format your specific consulate expects. Residence permit support on the ground in Italy. Attendance reporting for renewals. We do this every week, not as an exception.
The international hub
City-centre Academy a short walk from the Duomo. Built for professionals, long-term visa students, and U.S. faculty-led cohorts. The fastest city to start using Italian.
CAMPUS MILANO