Università degli Studi di Padova
speciality: Earth & Marine Sciences

I’m loving my time at UniPD! At first, I was blown away by all the resources and opportunities on campus. But as I settled in and met the right people, I realized how special this place is. The uni’s got a great vibe, and I’ve made some amazing friends. I’ve also figured out what I want to do with my career, and I’ve had some incredible experiences. The people here are super welcoming and friendly, and the financial aid’s been a big help. UniPD’s definitely been a great choice for me.

Overall, the University of Padova provides a strong academic environment, blending a prestigious history with modern research opportunities. Its global recognition, historical significance, and vibrant student life make it an excellent choice for those looking to study in Italy

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 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