Università di Roma Tor Vergata - uniroma2 (reviews)

I recomend this university for the high preparation of the professors, they are excellent. The problem is the lack of practice laboratories and poor transport communication. The rooms for the classes and the laboratories are obsolete and need some reform.

If I were choosing a university for Computer Science and cared about research potential, specialization breadth, and having access to English courses and international collaborations — I’d consider Roma Tor Vergata a viable and quite solid option. However, I’d go in with realistic expectations: some classes might be great, others less so. The key would be to stay proactive — seek out good professors, focus on research/labs, and perhaps aim for the stronger courses or PhD pathways.

Frankly, my experience of this university’s Science Department has been appalling. No support from admins, professors completely unmotivated, no follow ups, no infrastructures, the whole department is dilapidated. The courses are very outdated and taught with no interest whatsoever from your professors.

I was impressed by the passionate and dedicated lecturers at Università di Roma Tor Vergata. They have a thorough command of their subject matter and teach in a unique and entertaining manner that keeps students interested. The university’s sophisticated buildings and cutting-edge technology improve the educational experience. What I like most about the university is its open and inclusive environment, which promotes diversity and brings together students from varied backgrounds, cultures, and opinions. This results in a lively community in which everyone can thrive and progress.