Founded in the first half of the seventeenth century, the Accademia Albertina is a university institution for the study of fine arts.

It offers courses in Painting, Sculpture, Decoration, Graphic Arts, Set Design, New Technologies, Artistic Design for Business, Communication and Enhancement of Contemporary Artistic Heritage, Art Education.

Founded in 1996, it was the first Higher Education Institution in Italy with a Multimedia Specialization.

It offers courses in Painting, Graphic Arts, Set Design, Restoration, Artistic Design for Business, New Technologies of Art, Communication and Enhancement of Contemporary Artistic Heritage.

The Turin campus of the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) is part of an international network that awards first-level academic diplomas, offers advanced training courses, and postgraduate master’s degrees.

IED operates in the fields of design, fashion, visual communication, and management. The instructors are industry professionals, and each year events and collaborations connect students with organizations, local institutions, media, and businesses.

An institute specialized in education in design and communication with qualifications recognized in the Italian university system and by EABHES (European Accreditation Board of Higher Education Schools) in the European system.

The institute is twinned with the French Écoles de Condé and, through collaborations, workshops, and seminars, involves national and international companies and figures in its teaching. The instructors are industry professionals, and it is necessary to pass an admission test to access the courses.

Established in 1992, it offers three-year undergraduate courses and two-year postgraduate specializations equivalent to university degrees.

The Academy integrates its educational offering with theoretical and technical preparation, in the belief that students must know how to master the tools required by the job market, but above all must know how to shape ideas into new forms of art, to be flexible and proactive in the professional world as well.

Founded around the mid-nineteenth century, the “Vivaldi” is housed in the eighteenth-century Palazzo “Cuttica di Cassine”. It spans 3200 square meters, with 45 classrooms and two concert halls, which house a three-manual organ with pedalboard and a prestigious concert grand piano.

The “Vivaldi” hosts students from all over Italy and various parts of the world.

The establishment of the first wind instruments school dates back to 1864, to which classes for string instruments and complementary subjects were later added.

Over the last 40 years, the Conservatory has grown in size, faculty, and students. It offers basic, preparatory, and pre-academic courses, first- and second-level academic courses, music education courses, and a school of electronic music and sound engineering.

The “Giuseppe Verdi” State Conservatory of Turin is a public institution of higher education, specialization, and research in the artistic and musical field and carries out related production activities.

The Conservatory’s main objectives are musical training, the dissemination and advancement of musical education at all levels, and the expansion of musical knowledge and culture.

The “Guido Cantelli Conservatory” Higher Institute of Musical Studies of Novara obtained autonomy from the Ministry in 1996. Thanks to the intimate size of the Conservatory, students can establish a closer relationship with teachers and with the Institution.

A pleasant and sustainable educational and academic environment, combined with the presence of highly qualified musicians on the teaching staff, has attracted students from all over Italy and the world.