Rome is one of the world’s most iconic capitals, where ancient history, modern working environment, and everyday life coexist in the same streets, thus offering a unique combination of academic opportunities, professional networks, and quality of life. Studying in Rome means learning in a living classroom, surrounded by institutions, companies, and cultural landmarks that shape Italy and Europe. Rome
Rome is a welcoming city with many residential and student-friendly neighbourhoods, where local communities, international students, and visitors live side by side. Students benefit from a strong public healthcare system and a wide range of services, from pharmacies to clinics and hospitals across the city. The city is used to hosting multicultural students, visiting scholars, and international professionals, which creates many opportunities to meet people, join communities, and build a network that goes beyond the classroom.
Students can benefit from discounts on public transport passes, museums, cinemas, theatres, and cultural events. Living in Rome also means enjoying daily life in cafés, squares, and neighbourhoods where social and professional connections often grow naturally.
Rome is home to some of Italy’s and Europe’s most important research centres, thus creating a dynamic academic environment with conferences, seminars, and cultural events where students can exchange ideas, meet experts, and explore different fields such as business, management, and public administration.
As the capital of Italy, Rome hosts the national government, ministries, public agencies, embassies, and international organisations, making it a strategic city for careers in management and international relations. The local economy is diversified, including tourism, culture, creative industries, media, hospitality, public administration, services, and a growing ecosystem of startups and innovation hubs—ideal sectors for case studies, field projects, and professional networking.
Studying in Rome does not end in the classroom. The city offers countless opportunities to explore history, art, food, and everyday Italian life.
Walk through the Colosseum and the Roman Forum to experience the heart of ancient Rome, where emperors, senators, and citizens shaped one of history’s most important civilisations. Visit the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica to discover world-famous art and architecture just a short journey from the city centre.
Trastevere, Testaccio, San Lorenzo, and other neighbourhoods offer lively nightlife, street food, traditional restaurants, and modern bars where international students and locals meet after classes and work.
Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps are only some of the iconic places where you can enjoy Rome’s unique atmosphere, from street artists to open-air cafés.
Parks such as Villa Borghese and viewpoints like the Gianicolo hill offer green spaces to relax, study, or meet friends, with beautiful views over the city.
On weekends, you can explore Tivoli (with Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa), the Castelli Romani, Ostia Antica, or the beaches near Ostia, all easily reachable by public transport or short journeys.
Choosing to study in Rome with Eterna School of Management means combining a strong academic foundation in business and administration with the advantages of a capital city.
Our programs are designed for international and multicultural professionals who want to develop advanced management skills, gain exposure to real organisations, and build a network that connects Rome with the global business community.
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You are invited to explore what it means to study in Rome and to contact our admissions team for personalised guidance on programs, requirements, and next steps.