Sapienza – Università di Roma (reviews)

The University is huge nice and very open to international students there are so many sessions for exams that we can learn from mistakes nd give exam again. Erasmus opportunities and conference happen every now and then. I love my course here

Sapienza University of Rome is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Europe, and studying the M.Sc. in Green Industrial Engineering for Sustainable Development there is an academically solid and intellectually stimulating experience. The program is well-aligned with global sustainability challenges and provides a strong theoretical foundation in green engineering, industrial systems, and sustainable development. However, while the academic content is strong, some administrative and organizational aspects could be improved, especially for international students.Sapienza University offers a solid academic pathway into sustainable and green industrial engineering, supported by its reputation and experienced faculty. Despite some organizational and practical limitations, the program provides valuable knowledge and a strong foundation for careers or further studies in sustainability. With self-initiative and adaptability, it can be a very rewarding experience.

Sapienza University of Rome offers a strong and well-structured Transport System Engineering programme that combines solid theoretical foundations with practical applications. The curriculum covers key areas such as transport planning, traffic engineering, logistics, and intelligent transport systems, providing a comprehensive understanding of modern mobility challenges. I particularly value the programme’s academic rigor, experienced faculty, and exposure to European transport policies in a diverse, international learning environment. However, administrative procedures can be complex at times, and access to advanced software or laboratory facilities could be improved. Overall, the programme provides high-quality education and equips students with essential technical and analytical skills for careers in transport engineering and mobility planning.

My general opinion is that is a good university but with a lot of disorganization. The teachers are grat, also the classes, the programmes, but you have to search manually for every informations, because no one will give you that