

University profile
Milan, Italy
About
Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti is Italy's largest private art and design academy, founded in Milan in 1980 by Ausonio Zappa and recognised by the Italian Ministry of University and Research in 1981. It teaches more than 6,000 students from over 90 nationalities across campuses in Milan, Rome and London, with programmes in design, fashion, media, graphic design and visual arts.
At a glance
Where you'll study
The main campus near the Navigli district, spanning historic buildings with studios, laboratories, a library and a cafeteria.
Visit websiteOpened in 2019 in the Ostiense district, offering bachelor programmes including graphic design and art direction, fashion design, media design, painting and visual arts.
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NABA's UK campus at Here East, listed separately in this directory as NABA (London Campus).
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