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    Last update: 10/11/2003

    The Italian school system is similar to most of the European ones.

    1- Primary school (scuola elementare): from 6 to 11
    2- Secondary school (scuola media): from 11 to 14

    Both are mandatory.

    3- High school (liceo) with a section classic and a section science (classico and scientifico) or a technique teaching (Istituto tecnico), both during 5 years usually until 19.
    4- University with a short section for 3 years and a normal one for 5 years that depend on subject. Afterwards you can follow with a phD.
     
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