Housing
You have the choice of staying in a dorm or finding your own apartment in Milan. If you choose to live in a dorm, you can get a list of dorm options and apply for one directly with the university. If you are interested in an apartment, the international student desk at the university is available to answer questions and direct you to online resources for suitable rentals.
Apartment
Milan may be a small city, but each district has a distinct character that shines through. For example, one of the recommended neighborhoods, Navigli, is filled with buildings painted in rusty hues of yellow and pink. Its waterways date back to 1179 and are now bordered by bars and restaurants where the most stylish city residents stop for an aperitivo after work. You’ll receive a list of neighborhoods that are close to campus and have suitable apartments to rent.
Accommodations
- Private or shared bedroom
- Private or shared bathroom
- Off campus
- No meal plan
Live with
- International students
- Local Italian students
Commute
A typical commute to class is about 45 minutes with a combination of walking and public transportation on a tram.
Dorm
Most dorms are single rooms and each has different features like recreation rooms or gyms, for example. All have common areas for studying, socializing, and cooking meals.
Accommodations
- Private or shared bedroom
- Private or shared bathroom
- Off campus
- No meal plan
Live with
- International students
- Local Italian students
Commute
Your commute depends entirely on where you live. Buses, trams, and subways are all available at student-friendly prices, although transportation timetables are not exact. Locals never expect on-time transportation—it’s the Italian way!