I’m continuing to look for work and what I find are only substitutes… but if I have to talk about the course it was wonderful and so are the people who meet: furthermore the numerous excursions help to bond better with professors and classmates

I studied natural sciences here, the difficult thing is to find a job after these studies but the experience with this university has been good both with the professors and with the classmates. I also did my Erasmus in Lisbon with a post-graduate internship project.

I studied natural sciences at the master’s and at the bachelor’s degree. the path was nice but the only thing is the really stressful job search for our faculty: I’d like to work in the laboratory but they don’t rely on us naturalists… too bad

OK, I studied a lot because I’m a perfectionist but it’s actually doable. there are many excursions and trips to be able to deepen the subjects studied in class in the field. I got lost at the master’s

I studied at the master’s degree here continuing my path but in reality I didn’t have clear ideas, in addition to having changed courses during my path (first I had chosen the analysis field and then the dissemination one, thus having to recover almost all the courses ) I gave up because it had become a cause of stress

I only studied pharmaceutical chemistry for a year before changing universities because my dream is to be a doctor and therefore I switched to another faculty and I had to change. but I found myself well it was well organized

I studied both at the bachelor’s and at the master’s degree, I come from Abruzzo and the closest university would have been in the Marche region but I had heard good things about Padua. I found it good but I do not recommend it for those who want to study insects: there is nothing.

I enrolled in the three-year degree in natural sciences but I interrupted my studies for now because I understood that it doesn’t allow me to find a secure future job. now I’m reflecting on what I can do, it’s a degree to do as a hobby but not for work

I have a master’s degree in natural sciences, I then carried out a paleontological-themed research grant abroad, in Austria and then returned to carry out my doctorate. Now I have a specific contract for setting up the new museum and I’m going on with small contracts

I did my master’s degree and covid just started. many lessons therefore took place online. the dissemination and museology course was very fruitful because it opened up a world for dissemination to me, especially for me who loves drawing