F.A.Q: Is LdM right for you?

What makes LdM special?
The Lorenzo de' Medici (LdM) Institute is known as one of Italy's most distinctive and established international institutions. The Institute prides itself on years of experience in offering vocationally-oriented courses in Archaeology, Art History, Creative Arts, Culinary Arts, Fashion Design, Film Production, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Jewelry Design, Interior Design, Italian language, Museum Management, Photography, Restoration and Conservation, and Theatre. Students can choose from over 400 different courses in the Arts and Social Sciences, Business and Economics, Political Science and Design.

Where is LdM located?
LdM has campuses in Florence, Rome and Tuscania. The LdM Admission Services office is located in Florence.

What is the official language at LdM campuses?
All the courses are taught in English, except LdM's Italian Language courses.

I don’t speak Italian. Can I still study at LdM?
Yes, you can. The Italian language program is offered for beginners, and we strongly encourage students to begin their language studies at LdM. Living abroad, students will be able to immerse themselves in the culture and language of Italy in a way that is not available at home. LdM has been helping to introduce students to Italian language for over 30 years and is one of the leading institutes of language teaching in Italy.

How is LdM accredited?
LdM is authorized by the Ministry of Public Education in Italy and has recognition, accreditation and membership in a number of European and international educational organizations. Both the customizable or academic semester programs and Certificate Programs offered at LdM are recognized by various colleges, universities and institutes within the United States. In many of its teaching programs, LdM collaborates with the University of Florence.

May I benefit of any LdM staff support while studying?
LdM students benefit from the regular contact and support of an energetic and dedicated team of academic advisors, who are accustomed to helping students adjust to the Italian environment. Every student at LdM is assigned an individual academic advisor.