Founded: 1966

Student age: from 18 years old

Type of education: mixed

The IED Rome, part of the European Institute of Design network founded in 1966, is a leading institution for fashion, design, visual arts, and communication. Its Rome campus offers programs in both English and Italian, drawing on the city's rich cultural heritage.

The institute provides a range of study options, including one-year certificate courses, three-year undergraduate degrees, and one-year master's programs. While IED does not offer on-campus housing, it assists students in finding accommodation in nearby residences, apartments, or hotels.

Admission requirements vary by program. Undergraduate applicants typically need a secondary school diploma, proof of English proficiency (e.g., IELTS 5.5), and often a portfolio. Master's candidates must submit a portfolio, resume, and motivation letter, along with language certification. All foreign documents require notarized Italian translation.

Tuition covers academic instruction, with additional costs for accommodation, meals, insurance, and visa processing. The institute serves a diverse international student body from over 80 countries.