🇮🇹 uni vlog: first day of classes at an italian uni! (i understand nothing) | viola helen 

grazie!!

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io sono americana e voglio studiare in Italia, tu conosci qualche università che fa bene alla danza e alla giustizia penale?? (sto ancora imparando italiano, scusami se ha detto qualcosa sbagliato)

@@elainegoris7432 no non ti preoccupare se vuoi puoi scrivermi in inglese cosí è piú facile per te,

@Study life yes thank you that would be better for me

Tan thank you!

And the oldest in the world!

Even I got my offer letter from Sapienza few days back ! Damn happy :))

@@tanyaafshinn Congo I’m waiting for mine

@@tanyaafshinn I've got mine too! Congratulations

@@madhudesai9343 can you help me, like how to apply and fee

I'll be joining this month... 🎈

thank you for your well-thought out comment Rose! i spend at least 30 mins a day doing Italian work regardless but it's a good idea, although i can't really type or do anything with my hands whilst i'm eating! i am watching Suits in Italian though so it's still fairly productive hehe. also since i'm in Italy i probably won't invest in Rosetta Stone right now!

omg i love the infinite monkey cage and started listening when i was 16!! my phone deleted all my podcasts tho so haven't listened in ages - thank you for the suggestion xx

viola helen aw now is the perfect time to get back into it!! The new seasons are incredible!! xx

@aena no i didnt, im saving it till grad school

@aena well its difficult for me to answer that for you. While its free to apply, idk how much the international fees are, if i applied to italian uni I would have been applied as a citizen bc i have dual citizenship, that would certainly lessen the cost i would have to play. As for canadian, ya it can be expensive, i did apply for a bachelor's degree at Canadian unis, but at the end of the day its just whether you think its worth it

i don't listen to music usually but if i do it'll be a classical playlist from spotify!

Do u know any uni that teaches in english??

All are top universities. But I'll suggest Spaienza University since it's higly ranked and Rome has more job opportunities as it's the capital. Everyone suggests Rome Universities over anything.

In reality for an Engineering course Polimi is better

It depends but I think is fine

Hello, did you get in?

Hello, there's a youtube channel called AcadIMAT, they have so many videos about studying medicine in english in italy,I think the owner of the channel studies at sapienza.

I had also got an offer letter from Sapienza

Look, i'm an archaeology student in Sapienza, about the Jobs the problem Is not the low presence of culture or Jobs based about human studies, but how all of them are considered in comparison with other faculties. The situation Is not so good in Italy but not terrible, there are job offers but obviously we Will not be paid like an engineer or a medic (2000 Euros like) but with less Money (1400 Is the medium)

@@gabry94ita42hello, is finding a job in italy as a doctor ok in any region? Is there a demand?

@@autumn399 hi there! Yeah, usually with a medicine and surgery degree there are jobs avaiable, but depends on your specialization. If you ĝraduated in general medicine you could work as a "medico di base" in italy, so as a doctor that generally prescribes symthoms and suggest other doctor more specialized in the indicated field as well. Instead, if you specialized also in a field such as surgery, logopedy or else you can find a job as a doctor with this knowledge that usually os learned in the italian "scuole di specializzazione" or "specialization schools" that are based on a 5 year structure plan added to the normal medicine and surgery degree, long 6 years

@@gabry94ita42 thank you. May I know, is archeology interesting? Will u work in italy as an archeologist? Are there jobs available?

@@autumn399 this january i graduated in the barchelor of archaeological sciences in Sapienza, now I have to finish the master degree. About the work as an archaeologist yeah, usually we work in italy as excavations technians, the main job avaiable for archaeologists. We work with geologists, architects and engineers in exacavation to check area excavated, take measurement and evaluate if there are archaeological remains in the excavated area. But this is not like the work of an archaeologists. Mainly, if you want to work as an archarologists totally you should remain in universities as a phd and post-doc researcher that is paid to partecipate into true archaeolgical excavations. About the payments for excavations technicians, in the last years were really good and usually the offer is low compared to the demand, but it depends with who you will work. In fact there are cooperatives or archaeological enterprises in italy that could pay very well as there could be cooperatives that pay not so much compared to the work. Also usually archaeologists that work as excavations technicians have a VAT identification number (in italian "partita IVA") that is used a lot by archaeologists because we work as indipendent workers for cooperatives, and with this usually part of the earnings is submitted to taxation. A rotally positive part about this is that this work is really exciting, and honestly, working as an excavation technician is really easy because we jave just to take measurements and took a photo and description or excavated areas, instead archaoelogical excavations are more complex because we ourselves have to work with the environment and the ground. But this is only my personal opinion. Studying archaeology in italy doesnt require the latin or greek as mandatory languages (in italy most of the high schools have latin teachings and i NEVER studied latin in high school) but is recommendable, at least there is a single latin exam that usually everyone passes and is not really hard, but yeah, usually that could be an obstacle that can be overpassed after some time from the beginning of the study. But is just one. Another things is that in italy, archaeology focuses more on classical and medieval period than prehistory or oriental civilizations, but there are degrees in italy of archaeology linked to eastern archaeology (Pisa, Rome, Naples, Venice...) or prehistory (sapienza mostly...) My suggestion is that if you like this subject yeah, you can study that, but try to create a study plan without random exams, but only exams linked to the field you like, and dont worry, usually in the first-second year of barchelor you discover what you like mostly. Or if you want you can took another degree and archaeology as an extra degree

Hello, did u go?

no!

@@miss4mess740 is there a uni that teaches medicine in english ? (:

​@@mayaala8347hello, there's sapienza and other universities, just search on google, hopefully I'm not too late

Since when do people go on erasmus to learn?

University of Bologna is really good for psychology, then uni of Trento and uni of Pavia ❤️

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Hello. I have completed my masters at uni Bologna and I’m from Sri Lanka. You can apply for scholarship and depending your financial background tuition fee is free. As a student you can work 20 hr per week.

@@sbs02seneviratne70 can u tell me.. can i apply for msc without ielts ( for schol)

@@nipunajeewapriya5439 I’m Italian I think you can, anyways just try or ask directly to them