HOW TO APPLY
Check the entry requirements and learn about the application process: start your career in the creative industry now!
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Here are some useful information about the application process at SAE Institute Milan.
STUDY ADVISORS
Get in touch with our Study Advisors, they can help you throughout the application process
Admissions Office contact information:
- Phone: +39 02 89120540 (Mon – Fri, 10 AM – 06 PM)
- Email: admissions.milano@sae.edu
APPLICATION PROCESS
To start the application process, it is necessary to submit your application by filling out this online form.
In the application form, in addition to the personal data, it is necessary to provide the following information:
- Start period
- Qualifications, further details regarding the candidate’s education
- ID and Social Security Number
- Motivational letter (you can find a template here), only for the Audio Production and Video Production candidates
The application request will be automatically submitted to the Admissions Office, which will get back to you confirming its correct reception.
If the outcome of the request is positive, the candidate will receive an enrolment offer.
By accepting the offer, the candidate will be enrolled in the program of interest.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The prerequisite to apply for our programs is being at least 18 years old by the start of the program.
According to the program the candidate is willing to attend, it could be necessary to have graduated from high school or secondary school or equivalent.
Check the course pages for course-specific requirements.
The Academic Board reserves the right to schedule an interview with the candidate and request additional assessments to determine the candidate’s eligibility.
Proven fluency in Italian and basic knowledge of the English language are also required.
Non-native Italian speakers have to certify an intermediate level of knowledge of the Italian Language (at least B2), as provided for in the Common European Framework of Reference.
