As more students head to Italy to enroll in specialized programs at Italian universities, many are eager to gain work experience. In Italy, this experience can take the form of research, internships—paid or unpaid—and on-campus university services. Paid internships are particularly preferred, as they help students cover their study or living expenses while providing valuable work experience.
International students studying in Italy are eligible to work up to 20 hours per week, provided they can verify their identity with their residence permit. The average hourly wage for part-time work in Italy is €7, allowing students to earn up to €140 per week and €560 per month. In addition to addressing skill shortages in various occupations, Italy offers a wide range of part-time job opportunities.