Choosing a university no longer just means deciding “what to study”. For freshmen in the academic year 2026/27, the real question has become broader: which path gives me marketable skills? How flexible is it if I change my mind? What is its relationship with work? How much does it really cost to study in that city? And what tools do I have to prepare for tests, get a scholarship, find accommodation, or build an international experience?
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This is where the new Sole 24 Ore University Guide begins, on newsstands on June 10 with the newspaper: 120 pages dedicated to courses, tests, scholarships, accommodation, taxes, deductions, and honor loans, with the aim of accompanying students and families through an increasingly complex choice.
The starting point is a very broad educational offer: over 5,600 degree courses including three-year, two-year master’s, and single-cycle master’s degrees, in a university system that continues to update itself around some keywords: healthcare, artificial intelligence, sustainability, data, internationalization, and hybrid skills.
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The new proposals from universities describe a university that tries to intercept the changes in the labor market and society: healthcare profiles with digital skills, innovation lawyers, economists oriented towards sustainability, engineers and designers called to deal with energy transition, advanced manufacturing and automation, humanists capable of dialoguing with AI.
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The Guide organizes this universe into six “missions”.
