Università degli Studi di Padova
speciality: Biological Sciences

I’m really fond of UniPD’s vibe. The university genuinely cares about its students, and the campus feels like a community within the city. The courses are top-notch, and there’s always something going on, whether it’s an event, workshop, or activity. I’d give my experience 4 out of 5. it’s a great place to grow and learn. UniPD’s got tons of opportunities to meet new people, and the resources are super accessible. Plus, the programs are well-funded, which is a big plus.

I’m really enjoying my time at UniPD so far! I’m in my second year and living in the dorms, which has been a great experience. I love the vibe in the dorms, and the food’s pretty good too. It’s always bustling with students, even late at night, so I feel safe walking around. My professors are all really nice and fair, and the people here seem super friendly. Overall, I’m loving it.

Universita Degli Studi Di Padova is a prestigious university in the heart of Italy. Despite the fact that at the current moment there are not too many Bachelor programmes taught in English, the University is very inclusive and has a vast international student community. Living in Padova is also a highlight of studying at this University. The student life is active both during the day and during the night. Padova is also a very safe and welcoming city.

Always out of funds. Students with no, or little income cannot study here. University does not care about the scholarship grants to the students. Doesn’t have a proper criteria for scholarship grants. They’d just gave vague excuses like, they’re out of funding.

for me that I did the hotel it was quite difficult because I’ve never done all this chemistry but calmly you can do everything. the bad thing is that the seat of this university is not in padua but in vicenza…

bachelor’s degree in biology from this university. subjects that I expected but I created a very close-knit group with which I still feel today. then I got lost in my path for the master though

I’m doing this degree after a three-year course in Padua and another in Bologna. my bachelor’s were different from this study: now I’m doing mulecular biology (in English) and before that I had done biology and psychology.
it is very tough

I did my master’s degree in molecular biology. I didn’t study in Padua for the bachelor’s degree and I still had a good time but during the covid period I risked ending up out of class because they canceled my internship and I had to do all the experiments all over again