Università Degli Studi di Perugia

This is pretty much pot luck, the best advice that I can offer is to speak to any Italian student friends, or the boys at the Erasmus meeting point (they organise trips, and social events for the international students, aswell as helping you out with any queries if they can!), and ask them about the different courses, and what the teachers are like. Because although I hate to say it, you're mark depends on how much of a swot you are, and how nice the teacher feels like being. The exams are all oral, so therefore are not anonymous, fair and just. It's all exam politics here, giving the right impression, asking lots of questions in class and always sitting at the front to be seen to be attending. For some modules you will be expected to do exactly the same as the other Italian students, and for some you will have to do less than half the workload, though unfortunately for you, or fortunately if you are a lucky person, you will have to take a stab in the dark as much as we did! Just choose something that you think you will be interested in, and that you already have some knowledge about.

Here it is the students that do the chasing. If you need something then ask, and keep asking until you are blue in the face! Be prepared to wait until you can't feel your legs anymore, and never let them put you down, you have just as much of a right to be there and to be seen to as quickly and as efficiently as everyone else- just keep reminding yourself of that!! As I said before, be clever. Know your teachers! and be honest about your ability and what would be a reasonable compromise.

ask local students before choose the courses, because there are big difference between them and there are hard ones. Law is difficult so choose well your teachers, ask alot about them

a coffe or pub inside the LAW faculty, and teacher could speak more with students

You can forget of studing in English.You must know italian.Before choosing a course find out how hard is it - some of them are pretty hard

More well organizated practice in hospitals

Good course in general pathology.

An organized attempt to integrate foreign and native students would be very beneficial.

Always ask advice from the teachers..As erasmus students no-one is expected to follow the same course as the Italian students

I felt the situation was handled excellently by the university and the individual teachers.

i did not like 'informatica' - too theoretical

it's too theoretical - I chose course information technology and did not even see a computer