Degree Programs in Florence, Italy

Combine your passion for fashion brands with an in-depth understanding of marketing processes and levers in the Master's Program in Fashion Brand Management. This 9-month course is a combination of research and practical application to simulate the realities of the fashion industry. Develop and present effective brand strategies by building methodological foundations. The IED Master's Program in Fashion Brand Management is founded on a design and project-oriented approach that balances theoretical study and practical applications. Students carry out a final project, which recreates the relationship between a consulting firm and its client. They develop a professional strategy that effectively maximizes a brand’s current performance. This Master's course is open to all students interested in the world of fashion, with a passion for brands as a common denominator. It prepares students for careers in related sectors such as communication, strategy, marketing management, and consulting. This course starts each November.

The one-year Master of Interior Design is perfect for young graduates or design professionals interested in attending a specialization course. It emphasizes a professional dimension by honing the understanding of contemporary Italian interior design through investigations into its history, theory, analysis, and methods. It develops design concepts for real, modern-day problems integrated into historical city situations while focusing on a sustainable future. Its location in Florence is essential in illustrating Italy's relevance in forming the foundations of modern thought and concepts. Graduate students come from various academic and professional practice experiences. The department accepts students with an undergraduate degree in interior design or comparable professional practice experience and individuals with degrees in other disciplines who see a connection between their previous studies and interior design. To obtain robust results, studies in interior design require a 'full-time’ commitment throughout the academic year (for 30 weeks).

The Master of Science (MSc) in Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability at the University of Florence is a two-year program designed to train engineers in various disciplines related to sustainability. The program aims to support the societal and industrial transition to more sustainable living, productive, and organizational paradigms. The MSc program offers three distinct curricula, each contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined by the United Nations Agenda 2030: Design Energy Technologies Mobility Graduates of the program can pursue careers in various sectors, including renewable energy, sustainable product design, and transportation engineering. The skills acquired in this program prepare students for roles in both industry and research. Join the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability at the University of Florence to develop the skills and knowledge needed to lead the transition to a more sustainable future. Explore innovative solutions in design, energy technologies, and mobility, and become part of a global network of sustainability-focused engineers. Visit our website to learn more and start your application today.

Studying at Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) in Italy offers a comprehensive academic experience with campuses in the historic cities of Pisa and Florence. SNS provides undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Science, and the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Students are involved in research from the start, gaining hands-on experience in their chosen field. The Pisa campus is in the city center, near the Campo dei Miracoli and the world’s oldest university botanical garden. This location provides a stimulating academic and social environment. The Florence campus, located in the Renaissance-era Palazzo Strozzi, offers a historic and prestigious setting. Studying at SNS means access to world-class resources, including advanced research laboratories and one of Europe’s largest open-shelf libraries.