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Liceo STEAM International - Monza Campus

Italy, Monza

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 1 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1862
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Spanish
Strengths STEM, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located in Monza at Via Monti e Tognetti 10, Liceo STEAM International is a four-year upper secondary program within Collegio Villoresi. The school offers a Scientific High School track with an option in Scienze Applicate and a strong international dimension. About half of curricular time is delivered in English, with pathways toward Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Level in Mathematics, FCE and IELTS, and an Advanced English track requiring substantial English instruction. The curriculum combines Core Lessons, Crash Courses and two-week Action Learning Labs, many run in partnership with external organisations, with over 12 Action Labs and a final Project Work. Dedicated laboratories cover mathematics, sciences and applied physics, plus robotics and data analysis options; RoboLab exists through Assolombarda Monza-Brianza. Students may pursue an advanced path, meet entry requirements including B1 English, and gain access to international exchanges and certifications. The diploma awarded is Diploma di Liceo Scientifico opzione Scienze Applicate.

Via Monti e Tognetti 10, 20900 Monza (MB), Italy

The Essentials

Liceo STEAM International - Monza Campus has instruction in English.

Location
Monza, Lombardy, Italy. The Liceo STEAM International Monza Campus is located at Via Monti e Tognetti 10, 20900 Monza (MB). The Collegio Villoresi operates campuses in Monza and Merate, and the Liceo STEAM International is part of its Monza facility.

Stages
Upper secondary education (Scuola Secondaria di II Grado). The Liceo STEAM International is a four-year Liceo Scientifico opzione Scienze Applicate.

Type
Liceo STEAM International (upper secondary school) within Collegio Villoresi.

Additional learning support
Native-speaking tutor supports students in planning their learning path; a school psychologist provides counseling and programs for self-awareness and emotional management.

Religious affiliation
Catholic

School day structure
08:00–13:40 teaching and formative activities (with a sixth hour); 13:50–14:40 seventh hour of teaching when scheduled; 14:30–17:00.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Collegio Villoresi San Giuseppe is a Catholic, comprehensive school with campuses in Monza and Merate, founded in 1862. Liceo STEAM International Monza is offered by Collegio Villoresi and was launched in collaboration with Assolombarda Monza-Brianza as Lombardy's first STEAM Liceo. Fondazione Ingegno ETS funds scholarships for Liceo STEAM International Monza.
Fees
Application fee
- No application or registration fee amount for Liceo STEAM International — Monza Campus (Collegio Villoresi) is published in the school's publicly available admissions or document pages for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year.

Tuition fees by year group (per term and per year)
- The school does not publish a detailed public schedule showing tuition or ‘‘retta'' amounts by year group, nor a per-term / per-year breakdown for the Liceo STEAM International Monza campus for 2026/27 (or 2025/26). No definitive per-year or per-term tuition figures are available on the institution's publicly listed documents.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- No published billing schedule (due dates, number of instalments, or required deposit amounts) specific to the Liceo STEAM Monza campus is available in the school's public admissions or document sections for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) year.

Boarding / convitto / semiconvitto fees (if applicable)
- The Collegio Villoresi is a traditional collegio and historically operates residential services, but no explicit, published convitto or semiconvitto fee schedule for the Monza Liceo STEAM campus (2026/27 or 2025/26) is publicly posted. No specific boarding annual fees, first‑year entry charges, or reduced sibling rates are published for this campus.

Other costs (uniform, books, materials, extracurriculars, exam fees, transport)
- No published, itemised list of ancillary fees (uniform, textbooks, laboratory/equipment fees, extracurricular program charges, exam fees, or school transport) specific to Liceo STEAM Monza is available in the school's public documents for 2026/27 or 2025/26. The school does publish general document packs, brochures and PTOF files but not a public fee schedule.

Refund information
- No published refund, cancellation or withdrawal policy containing precise refund amounts or deadlines (for deposits, advance payments or tuition) specific to Liceo STEAM Monza is available in the school's public document set for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / PagoPA / other)
- There is no public statement on the site that lists accepted payment methods for tuition and boarding at the Monza Liceo STEAM campus for 2026/27 (or 2025/26). The admissions and documents area does not publish specific payment channels or banking details in a fee schedule.

Scholarships / reductions
- The school publishes competitive scholarship/borsa di studio opportunities for the Liceo STEAM Monza campus for a.s. 2026/27, indicating that select financial support is offered by the institution for eligible students. This confirms that discounted places or awards can exist, but the standard tuition amounts to which these scholarships apply are not published.

Brief summary of findings and gaps (why detailed amounts are not provided here)
- I reviewed the Liceo STEAM and Collegio Villoresi public pages and the school's document repository (admissions, PTOF, brochure and administrative documents). These public pages display the programme information, admission steps and some administrative documents, but they do not include a publicly posted, itemised fee schedule (application fee, tuition per year/term, boarding fees, billing schedule, refund terms, or listed payment methods) for the Monza Liceo STEAM campus for the 2026/27 or the 2025/26 academic year.

If you require a complete, numeric fee schedule (application charge, tuition per year and per term by grade, boarding rates, instalment dates, ancillary fees, refund rules and accepted payment methods) for inclusion in an external database, the school's admissions office is the only source that can provide an official, itemised fee schedule for the Monza Liceo STEAM campus for the 2026/27 academic year. The school's published pages confirm the Monza campus and admissions contact but do not publish the fee figures themselves.
Academics

Liceo STEAM International - Monza Campus teaches Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 1 to 18.

Curriculum
The Liceo STEAM International Monza offers a four-year Scientific High School program with an Applied Sciences option. The STEAM curriculum integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics with a strong international dimension and uses English for about half of the curricular time. The program prepares students to obtain international certifications and to access universities, including Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Level in Mathematics, FCE and IELTS; an Advanced English track with Cambridge pathway requires about 50% of lessons in English. The diploma awarded is the Diploma di Liceo Scientifico opzione Scienze Applicate. The school uses a flexible, two-year cycle organization with learning planned in disciplinary groups and a mix of Core Lessons, Crash Courses and Action Learning Labs; labs are often conducted in collaboration with external partners and companies, with about 12 Action Labs across the four years and a personal Project Work at the final exam. An advanced path is available for motivated students, with entry requirements including at least B1 English and an entrance test.

Higher Education Progression
The program is designed to support progression to higher education. It emphasizes international certifications (IGCSE and A Level) and English language credentials (FCE and IELTS) to facilitate access to universities.

Gifted and Talented
An advanced track is offered for motivated students, with entry requirements including at least B1 English and an entrance test.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
A native-speaking tutor guides students through shaping their learning path and supports personal and emotional development. The school provides a listening desk with a psychologist to support student well-being. Programs focus on self-awareness and emotion management, in collaboration with COF Monza. The school day runs from 08:00 to 13:40 (sixth period) and 13:50-14:40 (seventh period) when scheduled, with 14:30-17:00 as additional time if planned.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Advanced English with a Cambridge pathway: 50% of lessons are conducted in English; three Cambridge IGCSE examinations and an A-level examination, in addition to FCE and IELTS language certifications. The diploma awarded after four years is the Diploma di Liceo Scientifico, opzione Scienze applicate.

Mental Wellbeing
The school provides a listening desk with a psychologist and programs for self-awareness and emotion management, in collaboration with COF Monza. Psychological support and well-being initiatives are part of the student welfare framework.

Safeguarding
Safety courses and safety regulations are integrated into the curriculum. Action Labs are generally conducted in collaboration with a company or external entity as client or project partner, fostering close links with local businesses and organizations. The program emphasizes safety considerations in project-based learning.
Parent Experience

History
Collegio Villoresi in Monza is a school in the Brianza region with a new vision for a Collegio oriented toward the future, while preserving a long tradition of high-quality education. With over a century of history, the Collegio Villoresi has educated generations through serious, high-quality education, and many graduates have entered research and entrepreneurship, contributing to the region's development. The school is characterized by its ability to innovate and anticipate the times, forming young people who can be protagonists of civil, social, and entrepreneurial life in the area. The Liceo STEAM International at Monza is a four-year program created in collaboration with Assolombarda Monza-Brianza, and is the first STEAM high school in Lombardy, following campuses started in Trentino and Emilia.

Community
The Monza campus features an active community with events such as Collegio in Festa, two days of celebration in Merate and Monza, organized through volunteers, families, sponsors, and the Parents Association. The school runs Open Day events, for example the Monza Open Day in May 2026, inviting families to discover the offerings for the 2026/27 academic year. The school's site publishes a constant stream of news and initiatives under Ultime Notizie, highlighting community activities and collaborative projects. These events and initiatives reflect ongoing engagement with families, volunteers, and local partners.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The Parents Association participates in school events and supports family involvement within the Collegio Villoresi community. Events such as Collegio in Festa are made possible through the collaboration of volunteers, families, sponsors, and the Parents Association. The Monza Open Day and other community initiatives are organized with input and participation from families and the Parents Association. The association actively engages in supporting enrichment and community programs, contributing to events and activities that involve students, families, and staff. In addition, the school highlights collaborative initiatives and opportunities for parent involvement through its Iniziative and News sections, which often reference the Parents Association's role in supporting the school community.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Liceo STEAM International is a four-year track within the Monza campus. The curriculum uses Core Lessons, Crash Courses and Action Learning Labs to integrate science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics with an international perspective. Core Lessons develop annually and use a problem-based approach with at least one Task per quarter; Action Learning Labs are two-week immersive projects coordinated by Project Leaders and often involve external partners. There are dedicated laboratories including an advanced mathematics laboratory, a laboratory for science and applied physics, and optional laboratories in robotics and data analysis; RoboLab is available through collaboration with Assolombarda Monza-Brianza. English is the vehicle language for at least 50% of curricular hours, and students have access to Cambridge exams and other international certifications (FCE, IELTS; Cambridge IGCSE and A Level) as part of the program.

Sports Facilities
The school provides sport-related opportunities as part of its broader offerings, including a Sportivo pathway. The Sportivo pathway features laboratories and activities such as swimming, sailing, paddle, tennis, karate and artistic gymnastics. In the first two years there is a swimming pool laboratory for one hour per week, with first-aid certification training in the first year and additional practice in the second year. The Sportivo program integrates sport-related projects across the curriculum and supports organization of sport events.

Academic Facilities
The school features laboratories aligned with STEAM study: an advanced mathematics laboratory and a laboratory for sciences and physics applied; optional laboratories of robotics and data analysis are available. The labs operate within the Core Lessons, Crash Courses and Lab framework, with two-week Action Labs for applied projects often conducted in collaboration with external partners. RoboLab is available via collaboration with Assolombarda Monza-Brianza. English language programs include an advanced English track with Cambridge, with 50% of hours taught in English; the program prepares students for Cambridge IGCSE exams and A Levels, as well as FCE and IELTS certifications. PCTO activities are integrated into each study plan, including international exchanges, safety training, contributions from professionals, volunteer collaborations, university projects and company internships.

Extra Curricular Facilities
PCTO activities are integrated into each study plan, including international exchanges and work-based experiences, safety training, guest contributions from professionals in various fields, collaborations with volunteer associations, involvement in university projects, and internships with companies. International exchanges and experiences abroad are offered in collaboration with external partners. Extracurricular activities are available as free-choice options. The curriculum includes a Settimana di didattica alternativa offering intensive remediation or enrichment courses and related projects led by teachers and external experts.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Liceo STEAM International is a four‑year Liceo Scientifico with an option in Scienze Applicate (STEAM International) at Collegio Villoresi San Giuseppe in Monza. It integrates science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, organized into five subject areas to support an international orientation. The programme combines scientific and humanistic knowledge through a transversal approach and uses laboratories across subjects. It emphasizes 21st‑century skills and lifelong learning as defined by the European Union, with English and Spanish language components and enhanced language exposure (English four hours per week, with native‑speaker conversation in the second biennium and final year).

Arts & Creative
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics; Arts is included as part of the STEAM International framework. The Liceo STEAM International uses an interdisciplinary approach that weaves arts into scientific and technological study, across the five areas that structure the curriculum. The focus is on developing creative thinking and cross‑disciplinary problem solving through project‑based learning and laboratories. The program fosters creative expression alongside scientific inquiry as part of the five‑domain organization.

Cultural & Language
English is strengthened with four hours per week of English (instead of three). In the second biennium and in the final year there is one hour of conversation with a native English speaker. Spanish is taught as the second community language. The curriculum organizes subjects into five areas aligned with the international orientation, supporting language development and cross‑cultural competencies.

Community & Service
The school places the student at the center of its educational activity, aiming to develop a person who is creative, free and responsible. It emphasizes an integrated approach balancing scientific and humanistic knowledge, with reflection on the history and philosophy of science. It highlights values and citizenship, with attention to rights and duties within the European and Italian context. It engages with the local community and fosters dialogue among students, families, the Church, and the wider community as part of its civil society mission.

Leadership & Professional
Assolombarda Monza e Brianza supported the introduction of the STEAM International program in Monza. RoboLab, a robotics laboratory, is available to Liceo STEAM International students at the Monza campus. The program aims to prepare students for the Italian Maturità with Scienze Applicate and for international certifications, while promoting leadership and professional skills through cross‑disciplinary collaboration and industry linkages. It is aligned with 21st‑century skills and lifelong learning as defined by the EU, and includes enhanced English language provision and collaboration with local business partners.
Languages

Language Provision
English is advanced with a Cambridge pathway; 50% of curricular hours are taught in English. Cambridge IGCSE is taken in Mathematics, Global Perspectives, and Combined Science, and Cambridge A Level is offered in Mathematics. Preparation for language certifications includes FCE and IELTS. A minimum English level of B1 is required at entry for students on the advanced route, in addition to passing an entrance test.

Bilingual Teaching
The Liceo STEAM International Monza uses English as the language of instruction for at least 50% of curricular hours. The program provides an advanced English pathway with Cambridge qualifications. The track is four years long for students aged 14 to 18. The diploma awarded is the Diploma di Liceo Scientifico opzione Scienze Applicate.

Immersion Programs
English immersion is integrated into the STEAM International track, with about half of lessons conducted in English. An advanced English pathway with Cambridge qualifications is offered, including Cambridge IGCSE exams and an A-Level exam, along with FCE and IELTS certificates. The program is designed to prepare students for access to international universities.
Admissions

Admissions
3 simple steps to start your path at Villoresi. Fill in the form. Enter your details, the campus and the address of interest and send. You will be contacted shortly. Schedule an interview. Together with the secretariat, find the most convenient date to visit and meet the heads of department. Discover Collegio Villoresi! Come to know the Collegio, the people who inhabit it and the educational offering. Monza: Via Monti e Tognetti 10, 20900 Monza (MB); Merate: Via Monsignor Colombo 19, 23807 Merate (LC).

Scholarships
Two new scholarships for Liceo STEAM Monza for the 2026-27 school year: the requirements and how to apply. Submit your application by March 31, 2026. Eligibility: pass the STEAM International Monza test with a minimum score of 60/100; belong to a family with an ISEE 2025 not exceeding €40,000; be enrolled at Liceo STEAM International Monza. The scholarships amount to €18,000 each (€4,500 per year for four years). Documentation: Notice – Call; Notice – Form.
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