Founded in Milan, privately run Istituto Marangoni now also operates campuses in Paris, London and Shanghai. In 2016, it will open a new campus in Florence and the fashion education provider plans to continue expanding its training centres, with a focus on emerging fashion capitals. Indeed, part of Istituto Marangoni’s appeal is the opportunity for students to transfer between the international campuses during their studies. Our student survey found that the undergraduate and postgraduate student bodies were ranked the third most internationally diverse out of all the schools surveyed. Entrance to Istituto Marangoni is not particularly competitive. According to data provided by the school, almost every applicant is admitted. Students ranked the institution’s resources, study materials and careers services poorly in our survey and, according to figures provided by the institute, only one percent of undergraduate students participate in internships or job placements while pursuing their BA degrees, though this is higher for MA students. Similarly, students noted a lack of business and sustainability in the curriculum.