Accademia di Italiano Milan

Accademia di Italiano was founded in Milan in 2003 and operates its Milan campus at Via Durini 7, a short walk from the Duomo and the San Babila metro stop on line M1. The school is part of the Unicollege SSML group, an Italian higher education institution recognised by the Ministry of University and Research, and holds an Erasmus+ ECHE Charter.

Studying Italian on Via Durini

Instruction is communicative and immersion-based from the first lesson, with Italian used exclusively in the classroom at all levels, including absolute beginner. Courses are offered at all six CEFR levels from A1 to C2, with beginner cohorts beginning on set dates and A2 to C2 students enrolling any Monday. The Standard programme delivers 20 group lessons per week, while a Light format supplements group lessons with guided independent-study sessions each day. Long-term programmes of three to twelve months are available, and courses of 16 weeks or more are eligible for student visa support. The Milan campus serves as a CELI examination centre for the Università per Stranieri di Perugia. Accommodation is arranged through pre-screened external options within approximately 30 minutes of the campus.