The University of Milan - UniMi
speciality: Economics

The university is managed efficiently, with a genuine focus on supporting student success. A standout feature is the career services team, who provide valuable guidance in securing internships and job opportunities. I also appreciate the wide variety of student clubs, which ensure there’s always an activity to join. It’s a fantastic way to connect with others and feel truly integrated into campus life.

People had been telling me about this university since high school – and for good reason! With programs covering everything from hard sciences to liberal arts, plus affordable tuition (with income-based discounts), it was an easy choice. I went with Cultural Heritage Studies, which gave me the perfect mix of history and geography.
What’s great:
• Tons of undergrad and graduate options
• Many full English programs (big plus for international/Erasmus students)
• Solid academic foundation overall
My only suggestion? The bachelor’s degrees could use more hands-on learning to balance the theory. But honestly? Zero regrets about choosing this school.

My time at the University of Milan was profoundly enriching. The professors were top-notch, providing exceptional instruction, and the campus’s prime location in the heart of the city added to the overall experience. The diverse range of courses offered in my building facilitated meaningful interactions with a variety of students. I wholeheartedly recommend this university to anyone passionate about economics.

I started my master’s degree at Milan University this September. Although I am new at Unimi, I really appreciate professors approach to the program. They make you understand even complex examples with easy and practical ways. Moreover one of the most important factors is that some lectures have different research methods in order to deeply analyse even hard subjects. My degree is Economics and Political sciences so I strongly believe that at the end of my study I will be able to have solid and academic knowledge at both subjects in which could definitely help me for professional career.Overall, it is considered one of the most prestigious universities in Italy and facilities are easy reachable also well equipped.

When I chose this program, I had the idea of wanting to be the change in the world, and I learned I can, just in a different way than I expected. I thought I would want a huge career, but now I make the most of my study experience in my everyday life. I believe my curriculum was quite unorganized and, if you’re a part-time working student like me, it makes it hard to graduate on time. However, it’s worth taking your time, do it on your own terms, because it really taught me so much about how the world works: we underestimate the power of knowing subjects like history and politics. I had the chance to meet professors that were part of UN commissions and had such deep knowledge of international laws. I would probably recommend taking part in as many school organizations and activities as possible to live the full experience at UniMi.

It is one of the best state universities in Italy. The professors and teaching staff are well qualified, and they make fair exams. It’s not so difficult or easy either. There are also online student platforms for professors who upload high-quality teaching materials. One of the best things about this university is that if you work, have a health problem, etc., you can take an exam as a non-attending student. Non-attending students’ exams are more difficult, but professors guide you well and supply perfect teaching materials. Most of them respond quickly to your email. I am a foreign student. I never faced discrimination. There are not any professors penalizing you for personal reasons. But, of course, the university also has cons. Its city university has no big student campus, just little faculties around the city, and there are not too many good events for socializing, but fortunately, the majority of faculties are in the best zones in Milan. Another con is that some courses are a little bit theoretical, and there are not that many interesting seminars every time.

Very welcoming environment, friendly and helpful lecturers and students and fairly well taught languages (perhaps the least valid is English), some problem of overlapping between courses and exam sessions.

I am very satisfied with the university course I attended last years. I surely would recommend it. __I am very satisfied with my university course. I would definitely recommend it to those who want to stay in a state university.