The preparation course for architectural studies in Italy is an excellent opportunity for aspiring students eager to join the Faculty of Architecture! To secure a spot, students need to successfully pass an entrance exam that covers essential scientific and technical subjects.

At Scuola Leonardo da Vinci, we draw on over forty years of experience designing our preparation courses to align with official exam standards. Our dynamic curriculum focuses on language proficiency while thoroughly covering all exam topics.

Our dedicated and experienced instructors are committed to guiding students as they prepare for their entrance exams, ensuring a smooth transition into their first year at university. Having successfully helped hundreds of students achieve their goals, we support you every step of the way and look forward to sharing more information whenever you need it!

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Here, you can find all the information about studying at a University in Italy, including ARCHED preparation courses.

This program equips foreign students aiming to study Architecture in Italy with the Italian or English language skills necessary for participating in specialized courses and passing the university entrance exam.

This course aims to provide future architectural students with the unique scientific vocabulary needed to pass the university entrance examination and to participate without difficulty in the lectures and the advanced tutorial classes of the first year of university.
Linguistic abilities are developed, enabling the participant to understand a scientific subject, discuss it, and express his opinion in writing. Furthermore, the student is instructed to find the relevant literature and interpret it properly.