University of Trento - UniTN (reviews)

I took a BA in Social Work at University of Trento. The professors were incredible, the lectures and courses were interesting and coherent with the course subjects and the needs of a social worker. I’ve been working for a year now and this three year degree gave me the best possible preparations, I do feel as if I’ve come into the job with more practical knowledge compared to some co-workers who have studied elsewhere. There are some problems, of course, but it’s overrall the best choice I ever made in terms of education. The University fosters a climate that spurs students on to challenge beliefs, think outside of the box, and question everything. I have met open minded professors, and the University faculty members and organization has been very open to constructive criticism and feedback in my experience. I owe a lot to the sociology department!

This University is located on a valley of dolomites, where timeless mountains embrace you with open heart. The faculties and facilities are world-class and you can find a lot of helping hands along the road. Various cutting edge topics are researched here by some of the very renowned researchers in their field. Another cherry on the top is the FBK (Foundazione Bruno Kessler) which is located very adjacent to the university establishment and houses many advanced scientific instrument among the whole of Europe.

I am so far satisfied with my experience at the University of Trento (UniTN). The academic environment is research-oriented and intellectually very rich, with supportive professors and well-structured lecture deliveries. The university offers strong international exposure and encourages independent research. Trento is a peaceful and student-friendly city, though I prefer more urban environment but the environment here creates a focused atmosphere for study. Overall, UniTN provides a high-quality education in a welcoming and multicultural environment. One more thing that is needed to be mentioned about this university is its housing facilities. It has a nice dormitory facility called Opera Universitaria which is rare for any Italian organization I think.

I recently graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Mersin University in Turkey, and I will be starting my Master’s in Cognitive Science at the University of Trento this September.

Although I don’t have direct experience with the University of Trento yet, I’ve been in constant contact with them for about eight months. I also attended their Open Day. So far, based on my observations, I can say that they are very supportive of international students and provide clear guidance in all areas.