University of Milano-Bicocca - UNIMIB (reviews)

It’s a good, modern public university with a decent academic environment. I really liked the campus, facilities, and the international environment, which makes it easier to connect with students from different backgrounds. However, I didn’t like that Master’s classes are spread across 5 days a week—it feels quite intensive and leaves less flexibility for part-time work or personal time.
I would recommend it, but mainly for students who are independent and can handle a busy schedule and some administrative challenges.

It’s the best easy university in Italy and has a lot of extra-curricular activities.
It’s pretty expensive, but you have the chance to go everywhere.
Teachers are fair and the program is similar to others alternative in Italy.

Bicocca encourages students to be a focal part of the university administration, having the power to organise groups able to enact actual policies that can help the university experience for everyone.

The University of Milano-Bicocca stands out for its captivating campus, the vibrant city atmosphere, and the close-knit community. The high caliber of professors and the comprehensive curriculum are particularly commendable. Offering a plethora of activities, the university provides ample opportunities for students to engage with others and expand their social circle. It is undeniably a welcoming and diverse institution that ensures an enriching experience for all who attend.