Accademia Italiana operates two campuses in Italy's most culturally significant cities: Florence and Rome. The Florence campus is housed in historic buildings in the city center, surrounded by world-renowned museums, galleries, fashion houses, and architectural landmarks, while the Rome campus is located in a vibrant creative district that provides access to Italy's cultural, artistic, and business networks.

1. International students applying to an undergraduate (Bachelor's) program at Accademia Italiana must possess a recognized secondary school qualification equivalent to an Italian high school diploma and normally have completed at least 12 years of education. 2. Applicants are required to submit a completed application form, a copy of their passport, high school diploma or proof of final-year enrollment, a motivational letter, and, for MUR accredited programs, a portfolio of creative work together with a motivational interview conducted online or on campus. 3. International applicants must also provide a Declaration of Value or a CIMEA certificate confirming the validity of their qualifications. 4. Non EU students requiring a visa must complete the Universitaly pre enrollment process before enrollment.

1. International students applying for a Master's Degree at Accademia Italiana must hold a recognized Bachelor's degree or First-Level Academic Diploma in a relevant field from an accredited university or institution. 2. Applicants are required to submit a valid passport, bachelor's degree certificate, full academic transcripts, a curriculum vitae (CV), a motivation letter, and a portfolio of original creative work at a semi professional or professional level relevant to the chosen program. 3. The admission process includes an evaluation of the applicant's academic background, skills, experience, portfolio, and a motivational interview conducted online or on campus. 4. International applicants who obtained their qualifications outside Italy must also provide a Declaration of Value (Dichiarazione di Valore) issued by the Italian Embassy/Consulate or a CIMEA Statement of Comparability and Verification. 5. Non EU students requiring a study visa must complete the Universitaly pre enrollment procedure before enrollment.

Accademia Italiana is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for both domestic and international students. The campuses in Florence and Rome are located in well-connected urban areas with access to public transportation, healthcare facilities, emergency services, and student support resources.

Student life at Accademia Italiana is creative, multicultural, and professionally oriented, bringing together students from around the world in the vibrant cities of Florence and Rome. Students participate in studio projects, exhibitions, fashion shows, workshops, industry collaborations, cultural visits.

Accademia Italiana follows a career-oriented approach that focuses on industry connections, internships, portfolio development, and professional networking rather than traditional mass campus placements.