I liked the program, but in the first two years, we were too many, so we had to attend some classes in cinema’s halls nearby University.
In my opinion it would have been better with a closed number and an application with an entry test to do.
In my years, programs weren’t very international. For example, there weren’t any exams in English.
There wasn’t any contact with Companies or chance to have internship periods in professional studies.
I hope that after 22 years, the situation has evolved.

I attended the University of Turin, faculty of law and I can say that the training offer is very valid. However, disorganization permeates the entire university system, and this also affects education: professors who do not come to law and do not warn, exams that skip heavy and cumbersome bureaucracy.