Italy
Istituto Marangoni Firenze
Tuition fee
€23,000–€30,000
QS ranking
University ranking
Recognized by QS World University Rankings (Art & Design category)
Istituto Marangoni Firenze is a private specialist institute in Fashion, Art & Design (AFAM-validated) located in Florence, Italy. Established in 2016 as the Florence campus of the 1935-founded Marangoni network, it offers English- and Italian-taught undergraduate, postgraduate, and short courses to a small international community (~300 students).
Academic programs
Tuition fees (2025–26)
International tuition ranges and enrolment fee.
Undergraduate (International)
€23,000–€25,900 per year
Postgraduate (International)
€25,000–€30,000 per year
Enrolment fee
€4,000 (non-refundable)
Scholarships
Merit-based partial tuition scholarships and campus-specific awards, with additional external funding opportunities.
Istituto Marangoni Scholarships
Merit-based scholarships offering partial tuition coverage.
Campus-specific awards
Awards for academic excellence at the Florence campus.
External funding
Support via national scholarship schemes or cultural institutes.
Rankings and accreditation
QS World University Rankings
Recognized in the Art & Design category.
Graduate outcomes
90%+ graduate employability within one year (Marangoni network average).
AFAM validation
Degrees validated by AFAM (Italian Ministry of University & Research).
Student life and campus
Central Florence campus with historic architecture, modern studios, and strong student and career support.
Location
Via de’ Tornabuoni, surrounded by art galleries and luxury fashion houses.
Facilities
Historic building with modern studios and exhibition spaces.
Student support
I’M Life Office and Student Services assist with visas, housing, and integration.
Career service
Connects students to global fashion and art industries.
Community
Vibrant international student community (~300 students, ~150 international).
City opportunities
Florence offers museums, ateliers, and fashion events year-round.
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