Università di Bologna

I’ve studied law at Alma Mater Studiorum and I can easily say that’s one of the best experiences I’ve ever made.
The university the oldest university in the world, it was founded in 1100 and that’s probably why you feel surrounded by culture wherever you go.
It’s one of the most important university in Italy and one of the 300 best university in the world.
The law school is pretty hard but professors are very prepared and they help you understand the subjects deeply.
I would totally recommend it.

I studied in the faculty of translation and interpreting of the University of Bologna, in the city of Forlì.
Each class has a maximum of 30 students, which makes it the perfect environment to actively take part to the class, practice and learn. The courses are really well organized and the teachers are well prepared, most of them are professionals in the fields of translation and interpreting.
The city of Forlì is not particularly lively, but is definitely the kind of environment that makes you want to study.

thorough theorical background provided almost in every class, poor lab activities or practical assignments offered. maybe things changed a little during the last decade, but i woudn't bet on it. also, depending on the habits of the professor entitled for the course, essential material in order to pass the exam may or may not be easily available, so that the only way to be sure of getting the right suff expected to be learned is taking notes with perfect accuracy and missing not even a single word said by the teacher, which as far as i am concerned is quite anachronistical. but be aware of this, what i'm talking about is only the engineering college, i. e. the only one i directly experienced.