Well-studied and well-structured programs over the three years, but could improve the organization between professors and different faculties, such as communication with the faculty of economics and law.

My university is hard to explain, there are some things that work really well like classes and the programs are really interesting. but there are also problems like, it’s really hard to reach if you don’t have your own car, also the secretariat it’s terrible.
in the end, it’s a good university, I have a good relationship with my professor and my classmates.

In choosing the university for my master’s degree, after careful evaluations, I chose Tor Vergata: I can confirm that I could not have chosen better. My degree course (entirely in English) can be classified, in my opinion, among the best in the Italian territory. The professors are all more than competent and, what’s more, very helpful. Despite the pandemic, even the remote lessons, complete with receptions, were organized in an impeccable way (and even today the online mode is guaranteed for those unable to attend in person: another plus point!).
The organization of the university, in general, is very good, the only flaw is the places in the study room (few, although I think it is a temporary thing: many classrooms are closed due to COVID; this discomfort should no longer exist in the coming months). A negative note that I would like to give is for the position: certainly not comfortable, quite out of the way, and the Roman traffic does not help.
However, it is a university that I would recommend to all my friends: there are various degree courses and a wide choice for master’s / masters, and all with very valid programs. Furthermore, Tor Vergata is a university that offers ample opportunities to students: Erasmus program, Overseas, internships abroad, all thanks to the contacts established with European and non-European universities and companies over the years.
Speaking specifically of master’s degrees, the university does its utmost to provide its students with internships/job interviews; as a result, many students, even before finishing their studies, manage to find a job.
Needless to reiterate, therefore, that the positives outweigh the negatives (and not a little!).

I enrolled in the faculty of economics and management in the academic year 2017/2018 and I obtained my bachelor’s degree in 2020/2021. In the same year, I wanted to continue my studies here and in fact, I enrolled in the master’s course “Business Administration”. This choice was influenced by various factors such as the excellent previous three-year experience, the avant-garde of the faculty, not a wide but targeted choice among the various master’s courses, and the proximity to my home. I recommend everyone at least to consider this faculty because, in addition to the admirable preparation of the professors, the University of Tor Vergata is committed to giving value to its students. For this reason, it offers many opportunities to student careers including Erasmus, overseas, internships, and whatever learning experience you are looking for. Tor Vergata also has an enviable value as an international university that encourages various employers to almost immediately hire students who graduate from our complex.

After the positive experience I had with the bachelor’s degree, I decided to continue my path at the University of Rome Tor Vergata with the MSc in Business Administration.
Here I found an extremely stimulating environment, in which I immediately felt comfortable. The course is very organized and enjoys an excellent reputation. The professors are prepared and helpful, and many of them are able to impart to students the curiosity and interest in the subject they teach.
The main points of strength of this university are the completeness of its courses and the ability to adapt its education offering to the labour market’s demand.

When I finished my high school studies on foreign languages, I really wanted to do something that was connected to English but at the same time practical and that could easily get me into the labor market. That’s why I decided to move from Sicily to Rome to attend the English taught bachelor of science in business administration and economics and now I am attending the master of science in business administration, following the Control and Auditing track. What can I say? The campus is really good, with lots of green areas and open spaces to enjoy your free time, a well-organized canteen, libraries and study rooms. The environment is a mixture of different cultures, with people coming from all over the world. The program in itself is well organized, with improvements implemented as years go by. Professors are really good, some of them are academicians, while some of them are professionals who work or have worked for the government or private firms. They are really good at teaching, trying to make more difficult concepts very easy and practical. There are lots of programs to study abroad, like Erasmus and the Overseas, together with the possibility of doing internships in the last months of the master course. I would recommend it 100%!