University of Trento - UniTN
speciality: Management

Is a great university that offers a lot of international possibilities, the teachers are overall good but with some cases and some courses that has to be revised. In general I think that practical experience should be included more. I had an erasmus in Spain and noticed how much the other international students were ahead of me in terms of job experience, this was due to their university more focused on learning skills that would be useful in the job world. So I think too much theory that is not useful apart from cultural knowledge (in my opinion).
Lastly, the thesis is absolutely unnecessary and just a pain to be done in the way it is structured at the moment. I think it should be more related to something practical, maybe to internship instead of 40 pages of writing… This is my opinion.

The Economics and Management programme at the University of Trento offers a strong theoretical foundation and a well-organized curriculum. I appreciate the international environment, the quality of teaching, and the focus on critical thinking and analytical skills. However, I believe the programme could benefit from more practical experiences, such as case studies, internships, and closer ties with the job market. Overall, I would recommend it to students who value academic depth and are looking for a stimulating university experience.

As I’m reaching the end line of my three-year bachelor degree, I’m able to give some feedback on the experience on its whole. I think this bachelor gave me discipline, new knowledges and also helped me develop personal skills, such as time management. Professors were super demanding, especially the german ones. In fact, the most difficult part for me was succeeding in the German courses, I found it very challenging and it also made me question myself and my university choice. I had very difficult and sad moments, I started thinking I could have made it to the end. It’s true, I’m still finishing, but I hope this is the time. I also understood that I want to do something different in my future, so I decided to change the main subject of my master’s degree: I’m gonna study management for sustainability and tourism.

The course I’m taking is the first-ever in the University of Trento’s history. It is a work in progress so there is still some lack in the organization and coordination of the classes, but the professors are valid and you can see the passion they have for the subjects they teach. The lessons are more innovative in the sense that students have their role with presentations, projects and interactive activities during classes. The university offers a lot of opportunities (conferences, discussions, debates, and meetings with alumni or workers) to show the life after the university and it helps you in making decisions about the future. It supports the student components taking into consideration as much as possible their needs and interest, creating a peaceful and environment for studying and knowing people with the same goals, interests, beliefs…

The University of Trento offers numerous opportunities for growth in the university environment thanks to the offer of internships in important companies that allow the students to develop a clear and ambitious vision of their future career. Moreover, it enjoys the presence of professors with excellent skills that allow students to create a solid knowledge base. Finally, it is possible to participate in various Erasmus programs and bilateral agreements in prestigious universities.

I think Trento is a great place to do your bachelor. UniTn’s expectations are very high and the level of effort and passion you have to put in to perform better is increasing every year. UniTn gives you a solid academic background but at the same time the university is too young to provide its students with an efficient national and international network.