1. Confirm your site
Match your course, department and teaching building before choosing a neighbourhood.
🇮🇹 Milan university guide
Student accommodation near University of Milan
The University of Milan’s academic calendar is organised around a generally October-starting academic year, but degree programmes can publish their own teaching and admissions dates. Housing planning should follow the department and teaching location in your offer.
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Start with one clear brief
Get your housing plan
Takes about two minutes. We'll use your answers to organise the right next questions.
2. Compare the contract
Check rent period, deposit, bills, registration, cancellation and payment recipient in writing.
3. Plan arrival
Align move-in, visa evidence and check-in requirements with your confirmed course dates.
Start with the campus, not the postcode
The university’s city-based buildings mean that the correct neighbourhood depends on your department and daily timetable. Compare the exact address, contract dates, deposit, bills, registration and cancellation terms. Keep funds aside for the first payment and arrival costs, and confirm any accommodation evidence needed for your immigration process.
Questions to put in writing
- Which campus and teaching site will your course use?
- What dates, deposit and bills appear in the contract?
- What happens if your visa or arrival date changes?
- Which documents and guarantor rules apply?
Common questions
Should I choose accommodation by Milan neighbourhood?
Start with the campus and teaching site named in your offer, then compare the exact route, contract dates, deposit, bills and cancellation terms.
Can NRIGradHomes confirm a room or price?
No. We collect a qualified request and pass it to an accommodation partner. The provider confirms current availability, eligibility and binding terms.
Reviewed 2026-08-31. Source: University of Milan academic calendar. Check university and provider pages for current dates and binding terms.