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Liceo STEAM International - Rovereto Campus

Italy, Rovereto

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees €6,700 - 7,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2018
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Italian Curriculum
Taught languages Italian, English, German
Typical class size 26
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Secondary School, High School
Introduction

Liceo STEAM International – Rovereto Campus is located at Steam Campus in Rovereto, within Polo Giuseppe Veronesi. The high school offers a four‑year curriculum blending Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, and the Italian curriculum, delivered in two biennia. Students study 34 hours per week, with at least half in English, and complete 300 hours of work‑based learning. A Cambridge IGCSE is taken at the end of the first biennium; IELTS and A Levels are optional at the program's end. Graduation arrives one year earlier than typical Italian upper secondary schools. The program emphasizes STEM, engineering, arts, humanities, and language study (Italian, English, German), with strong ties to local companies for real‑world projects. Rovereto campus, a Steam Campus dedicated to innovation, offers outdoors, a Steam Bistrot, and rooms for sport, thinking skills, arts and science. Offerings include Music, Theatre and Dance, Digital Media & Design, and project‑based learning with industry partners.

Via Madonna del Monte 6, 38068 Rovereto (TN), Italy

The Essentials

Liceo STEAM International - Rovereto Campus has typical class sizes of 26, instruction in English.

Location
Rovereto, Via Madonna del Monte 6, 38068 Rovereto (TN). The campus sits on the Steam Campus, a facility dedicated to innovation and STEM on the hills of Rovereto.

Stages
PTOF outlines a Triennial program with Lezioni I Biennio and II Biennio.

Type
Liceo (high school)

Country affiliation
Italy
Diving Deeper

Food Options
Steam Bistrot with a kitchen; provides a school cafeteria service.

Governance and Ownership
The Rovereto campus is operated by Polo Giuseppe Veronesi. It is located at Via Madonna del Monte 6, Rovereto, TN 38068; CF 85003290229; P.IVA 00476230222; contact 0464 875715; info@liceosteam.it.
Fees

Annual tuition at Liceo STEAM International - Rovereto Campus ranges from EUR 6,700 to EUR 7,000 for 2026/27.

Application / Admission fees

- Test di ingresso: EUR 50.00 (this fee is paid to register for the selection test). Refund rules: the EUR 50.00 is refunded to candidates who do not pass the test; it is retained if the candidate passes but does not complete pre‑registration/registration except where specified otherwise.

- Pre‑registration (quota di preiscrizione): EUR 950.00 (plus any required stamp duties). This amount is required at the time of pre‑registration for candidates who have passed the selection and participates in placing a student on the list of admitted students or on the waiting list; refund rules for the pre‑registration fee are set out in the school's regulation (see Refunds below).

- Final registration payment required at enrolment: EUR 1,500.00 (plus stamp duties). This payment is required to formalize enrolment through the Ministry portal and is part of the total annual contribution.

Annual tuition by year group (A.S. 2026/27 — amounts stated as annual totals)

- Classe prima (First year): EUR 7,000.00 (total annual retta). This total is made up of the test fee (EUR 50.00), the pre‑registration amount (EUR 950.00) and the registration payment at enrolment (EUR 1,500.00); the remaining balance for the year is EUR 4,500.00 and may be paid according to the schedules below.

- Classe seconda (Second year): EUR 7,000.00 (annual). Payment schedules available below.

- Classe terza (Third year): EUR 7,000.00 (annual). Payment schedules available below.

- Classe quarta (Fourth year): EUR 6,700.00 (annual). Payment schedules available below.

Billing schedule and payment terms (how and when the annual tuition may be paid)

- For Classe prima (balance after initial amounts): remaining EUR 4,500.00 can be paid either:
- By bank transfer in two instalments: EUR 2,400.00 (due by 30 September) and EUR 2,100.00 (due by 31 March) — plus accessory stamp/collection charges; or
- By monthly instalments: 10 monthly payments of EUR 460.00 from 1 June to 1 May (August payment skipped), collected via S.D.D. (SEPA Direct Debit).

- For Classe seconda and Classe terza (annual EUR 7,000.00): families may choose either:
- Bank transfer in three instalments: EUR 2,500.00 (due by 30 June of the preceding year), EUR 2,400.00 (due by 31 October), and EUR 2,100.00 (due by 31 March) — plus accessory stamp/collection charges; or
- Monthly instalments: 10 monthly payments of EUR 710.00 from 1 June to 1 May (August skipped), collected via S.D.D. (SEPA Direct Debit).

- For Classe quarta (annual EUR 6,700.00): families may choose either:
- Bank transfer in three instalments: EUR 2,300.00 (due by 30 June of the preceding year), EUR 2,300.00 (due by 31 October), and EUR 2,100.00 (due by 31 March) — plus accessory stamp/collection charges; or
- Monthly instalments: 10 monthly payments of EUR 680.00 from 1 June to 1 May (August skipped), collected via S.D.D. (SEPA Direct Debit).

- Accessory charges: payments are subject to accessory charges for stamp duty and collection (“spese accessorie di bollo e incasso”) where indicated. Late payment, non‑payment and the school's remedies and consequences are governed by the school regulation. Suspension of attendance does not reduce or suspend the obligation to pay the retta (the fee remains due according to the chosen payment plan).

Payment methods and banking details

- Bank transfer (bonifico) to the school's account is an accepted method; the school's designated account is at Carisbo – Intesa San Paolo (IBAN: IT33 D030 6902 4781 0000 0017 057). When bank transfer is used, families should include the requested payment reference in the payment description as indicated by the school.

- SEPA Direct Debit (S.D.D.) is used for the monthly instalment option (the 10‑month plan); the regulation describes S.D.D. collection for monthly payments. No credit‑card payment method is specified in the school retta regulation.

Other costs and items (what the retta includes and excludes)

- Items explicitly included in the annual retta: personnel costs, management and utilities; mandatory INAIL insurance; upkeep and updating of laboratory and didactic equipment; access to the school counselling/listening service; sport outings (meals and accommodation for trips are excluded); supervised study afternoons, academic enhancement and extension courses; the afternoon preparation course for IGCSE Mathematics; participation in student clubs; participation in national and international competitions; the school‑assigned laptop (available on loan for use also outside school premises); laboratory gowns; one STEAM polo shirt; use of a personal locker.

- Items explicitly excluded from the retta (costs borne by families): Cambridge IGCSE exam registration fees; textbooks and school books; registration and administrative fees for state final examination / diploma withdrawal; educational trips and curricular/extracurricular excursions (travel, board and lodging costs for trips are excluded from the retta).

Boarding / residential provision

- The school's tuition regulation does not provide or itemise boarding (convitto) fees or a boarding service; no boarding fee schedule is listed in the school's retta regulation. Families should therefore assume there is no boarding fee included or charged by the school.

Refunds and withdrawal (key refund rules applicable to fees and pre‑payments)

- Test fee (EUR 50.00): refunded if the candidate does not pass the entrance test; if the candidate passes and proceeds with pre‑registration/registration the test fee is considered part of the enrolment contribution or is otherwise retained as set out in the regulation.

- Pre‑registration fee (EUR 950.00): the regulation provides for refund of the pre‑registration fee in specific circumstances spelled out in the selection/band notice (for example, if a candidate remains on the waiting list and no place becomes available within the published deadlines). If a pre‑registered candidate withdraws after certain deadlines the pre‑registration fee may be retained by the school as a contractual/administrative charge. All refunds are governed by the explicit conditions in the regulation.

- Withdrawal during the first year (Classe prima): if a family withdraws or transfers the student to another institution on or before 31 January of the first year, the school will retain only the amounts already due and the instalment due by 30 September (i.e., amounts already scadute at the date of withdrawal) to cover organisation and administrative costs; no further retta for subsequent months will be charged. Withdrawals after 31 January or transfers later in the year are generally subject to the ordinary economic regime and the family remains liable for the full annual retta, except where exceptional circumstances and the regulation provide otherwise. The regulation specifies the limited cases in which refunds are possible and confirms that most amounts are refundable only where expressly provided.

Notes on enforcement and special conditions

- The retta regulation frames the school‑family economic relationship as a contractual agreement governed by civil and consumer‑protection law; the regulation reserves the school's right to retain sums to cover reasonable and documented costs where a candidate withdraws or fails to finalize enrolment. All specific exceptions, refund deadlines, and the consequences of late or missing payments are detailed in the full regulation and must be accepted as part of enrolment.

If you require the precise payment reference text, the full schedule for instalment due dates by cohort, or the exact wording of refund and withdrawal clauses, those particulars are set out in the school's “Regolamento per il pagamento della retta scolastica a.s. 2026‑2027.”
Academics

Liceo STEAM International - Rovereto Campus teaches Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Italian Curriculum.

Curriculum
The Rovereto campus offers a four-year curriculum with a complete and concrete study plan, including theoretical and practical instruction across five fundamental areas. The study plan follows a Cambridge English model, with a base two-year phase and a second two-year phase of in-depth study including 300 hours of work-based learning. Students study a minimum of six hours per day, with at least 50% in English. For access to universities worldwide, the program includes the Italian State Exam for a Liceo Scientifico with an Applied Sciences option and Cambridge International Examinations: IGCSE at the end of the first biennium (English, Maths, Science) and IELTS and A-Levels optional at the end of the four-year program. Graduation is achieved one year earlier than the average for other Italian upper secondary schools. The program maintains ongoing close collaboration with companies and the productive sector.

Exam Results
Cambridge accreditation was obtained in July 2018, designating the school as a Cambridge International center for IGCSE and A-Levels. Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations are offered, and Cambridge programs provide 55 subject options focused on science, mathematics, technology, and engineering.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Giuseppe Veronesi Polo, born 65 years ago as a metalworking school, is today an entity that, having acquired educational parity and scholastic parity, manages the entire chain of training pathways in the industrial and artisanal sector, from qualification diplomas to four-year technical diplomas to the professional diploma, up to non-academic tertiary training pathways in the Digital Manufacturing Design sector (ITS). Since the 2018/2019 school year, after obtaining scholastic parity and the MIUR authorization to pilot the first LICEO STEAM INTERNATIONAL in Italy, Rovereto launched the four-year STEAM International Liceo.
Parent Experience

History
The Rovereto campus is part of Liceo STEAM International and is housed at Steam Campus on the hills of Rovereto. It operates within Polo Giuseppe Veronesi. The campus is dedicated to innovation and STEM subjects and studies in close synergy with local companies to translate ideas into new products or services. The educational project centers on the person, fostering growth in human, cultural, and professional formation with a strong international orientation. The program follows a two-biennium structure with a total of 34 hours of instruction per week per biennium, covering Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Humanities, Mathematics, and language study (Italian, English, German), plus a work-based learning component (ASL) totaling 300 hours.

Community
Students work in teams and proceed through key phases—ideation, planning, collaboration, production, and presentation—in dedicated spaces with advanced tools at the Rovereto Steam Campus. The educational project emphasizes hands-on, experiential learning and a close partnership with local companies. The Rovereto site is part of the Steam network and sits within the Giuseppe Veronesi institution in Rovereto. The program emphasizes an international dimension and aims to develop individuals capable of navigating a global context.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school is located at Steam Campus on the hills around Rovereto, a building entirely dedicated to innovation and STEM subjects. The Steam Campus is a three-story structure designed to support the STEAM program. Large outdoor spaces are available for sports activities as well as Thinking Skills, Arts and Science classes. Recreational spaces are furnished with armchairs, food and beverage vending machines, and individual lockers for personal and school materials. The campus includes a front desk and the Steam Bistrot with a kitchen to support the school cafeteria service.

Sports Facilities
Large outdoor spaces are available for sports activities. Outdoor spaces are also used for Thinking Skills, Arts and Science classes. The campus design supports a range of outdoor recreational and physical education activities. Outdoor spaces are integrated into daily learning on the Steam Campus.

Academic Facilities
The new three-story building is dedicated to innovation and STEM. Spaces are allocated for Sport, Thinking Skills, Arts and Science. Recreational spaces, a front desk, and a Steam Bistrot with a kitchen support the cafeteria service.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school organizes learning through teamwork and project phases (ideation, planning, collaboration, production, presentation) in dedicated spaces with advanced tools at the Rovereto STEAM Campus. It emphasizes project-based learning and collaboration with local companies to translate ideas into new products or services.

Arts & Creative
Arts is taught as part of the curriculum, with Music, Theatre and Dance included. Digital Media & Design is also part of the program.

Cultural & Language
English and German are taught as part of Language & Performance. The school emphasizes an international dimension and global perspective.

Community & Service
The school collaborates with local enterprises; professionals provide testimonies, case studies and crash courses to students to foster curiosity, understanding of working life, creativity, and a sense of belonging.

Leadership & Professional
Tutors provide assistance to students and participate in study support, orientation activities and extracurricular initiatives.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sport is included as part of the timetable, with indoor and outdoor activities.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the language of instruction for a substantial portion of the curriculum; the study plan is based on the Cambridge English curriculum. Graduation includes Cambridge A-Level examinations and the Italian State exam.

Bilingual Teaching
The program includes at least 50% of instruction in English. The curriculum is modeled on the Cambridge English framework. The program offers an English-language pathway through Cambridge A-Level examinations, alongside the Italian final State exam.

Immersion Programs
English-language immersion is integrated into the curriculum, with at least half of instructional hours conducted in English.
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