Some supermarkets are cheaper than others. Also, fruits and vegetables can be fresher and cheaper at the markets than at the supermarkets, so always compare the prices.

Some supermarkets have their own brands of food. These brands are usually the cheapest in the store.

Avoid going to the supermarket on an empty stomach, as you're more likely to buy unnecessary snacks and products.

Use tupperware to bring a meal from home to university – it's usually the cheapest way to have lunch.

Having a snack brought from home is more convenient and cheaper than buying it from a vending machine.

Coffee from a vending machine is more convenient than getting it from a cafe, and making it at home is even more cost-effective.

Food near popular attractions like San Marco tend to be more expensive, so explore other areas for affordable options.

Create a plan for your expenses and track your spending to avoid overspending.

Charity and second-hand shops can save you money if you need new clothes urgently but are on a tight budget.

Look out for student discounts offered by various establishments in the city.

Check if you are eligible for any scholarships or financial assistance provided by Iuav.

Consider taking up a part-time job to earn extra income. You can seek advice from our Career Service for tips on finding suitable jobs.

While being first-year student, you apply for a collaboration with university for a max. 150 hours at your second year of studies.