NABA

Summer School

Language

English

Start date

1-15-29 July

Duration

2 weeks

Application deadline

June 2

City

Milan
Rome

Top choice for:

Study at a multi-awarded and globally ranked institution, named Best Italian Academy and in the Top 100 worldwide in Art&Design by QS World University Rankings®

Format

On-site

End date

11-25 July, 8 August

Program fees

2000€ for one session, 3500€ for two sessions, 4500€ for three sessions

Credits awarded

3 ECTS

Campus location

Offered Programs:

From Fashion Design to Film Documentary, we’ve got you covered!

NABA offers 36 summer school courses in Milan and/or Rome.

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Description:

From June to August, NABA offers two-week intensive courses in the fields of Design, Fashion, Fine Arts, Multimedia Arts, Communication, Italian Culture in Milan and Rome.

You will be immersed in Italy’s thriving creative community through visits to museums, companies, production facilities, and design studios. Guided by skilled Italian and international professionals, you will explore trends in fashion and design and learn how to research and present a creative idea.

Upon successful completion of each 2-week summer course in Milan, in Rome (45 hours) as well as for the Two Cities, Double Experience programmes (50 hours), NABA will issue 3 ECTS credits that can be transferred at the option of each student’s home university.

English proficiency:

No specific requirement, just a fluent understanding and speaking

Prerequisites

◼ > 18 years old.
◼ Fluency in English.
◼ Meet the specific eligibility criteria of the chosen course.

Accommodation

Collaboration with Milan Housing

Please contact the NABA Housing Office for support in finding an accommodation:
◼ via phone at +39 02 36517940
◼ via e-mail at [email protected]

Social activities

Dive into the Italian lifestyle while studying at NABA in Milan or Rome. Sip aperitivo in hidden Milanese courtyards, stroll through design districts, or lose yourself in Rome’s timeless streets and majestic ruins. Whether it’s chatting with locals over a morning espresso or discovering art tucked into ancient alleyways, every day is a postcard-worthy adventure. Live, learn, and love la dolce vita.