Politecnico di Torino

Politecnico di Torino is one the 3 Polytechnic universities in Italy. The quality of the teaching is acceptable and even during the Covid19 pandemic online teaching is satisfying. The camps of the Polito are designed well and there are plenty of study rooms for students.
Classrooms are comfortable and large. Professors speak English a little bit with Italian accent that might take take for students to adapt with it. :)
Scholarship:
Edisu Office offers Scholarships including university fee waver, accommodations, food with discount in its restaurants. Moreover, they give student 2500-5000 Euros/year for living. 
Students win the Scholarship based on affordability of their family.

this is my first time that I stay outside if my country for more than a month  a the beginning i was thinking that  it will be a hard and difficult experience for the whole period of my studying but after the first two months I start to get used to this new system of life 
the teaching system was very different from the system in my country but I get along with it 
the courses is useful and also the teacher are helpful. 
if I get the chance i  will not mind to stay  out of my country and work because I love that the situation always changes 
"The Only Thing That Is Constant Is Change "

Politecnico di Torino is one the 3 Polytechnic universities in Italy. The quality of the teaching is acceptable and even during the Covid19 pandemic online teaching is satisfying. The camps of the Polito are designed well and there are plenty of study rooms for students.
Classrooms are comfortable and large. Professors speak English a little bit with Italian accent that might take take for students to adapt with it. Workload is too much for a short semester but professors believe it is quiet normal because students can take exams more than once.

Politecnico di Torino is one the 3 Polytechnic universities in Italy. The quality of the teaching is acceptable and even during the Covid19 pandemic online teaching is satisfying. The camps of the Polito are designed well and there are plenty of study rooms for students.
Classrooms are comfortable and large. Professors speak English a little bit with Italian accent that might take take for students to adapt with it. Workload is too much for a short semester but professors believe it is quiet normal because students can take exams more than once.

Engineering courses at PoliTO are a real treat. The courses might be hard to pass and require a lot of hours of hard working but it’s all worth it. Professors are genuinely interested in your problems and they really try to give you the best experience. Also PoliTO is a really diversed school. You can meet people from all around the world while your studies.